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One act play auditions will take place on Thursday Dec. 16 at 6:00 p.m. in the auditorium. Students need to audition this Thursday if they are interested in being on the cast or the crew, Howell said. Theres a Google Classroom to join. They have an audition form in there and all the materials they need to know.
One Act auditions Thursday
Sean Buck, Staff Reporter

Auditions for this year's One Act play, A Midsummer Night's Dream by Shakespeare, are on Thursday Dec. 16 at 6:00 p.m. in the auditorium. Students can access audition materials on Google Classroom by entering...

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Sophomore Hannah Shepherd, left, and junior Aaralyn Adame, right, watch as sophomore Kylie Flores tackles freshman Alizae Reveles in wrestling practice. After the Canyon ISD school board approved the proposal in May, Canyon High School is now offering a girls wrestling program beginning this school year. The program is also being welcomed to the CISD junior high campuses. “Once we started the boys program, we always knew the girls program was coming,” Frausto said. “We couldn’t be more excited to get this program up and running.”
Canyon High School welcomes new girls wrestling program
Hannah Backus, Editor-in-Chief

According to teamusa.org, the number of girls wrestling in high school has increased from 804 to 21,124 participants in the last 25 years. For Canyon High, the number grew from zero to 20 in the past few...

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Humans are the hate
Humans are the hate
Benjamin Malcolm, Staff Cartoonist • May 3, 2021

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To be effective, masks should cover both ones nose and mouth. Wearing a mask below ones nose, under ones chin or hanging off ones face eliminates the purpose of the mask and creates a higher risk of infection. For best results, a face mask should contain multiple layers of fabric or a filter, and should be washed frequently.
Masks, why we should continue to wear them
Charlie Clark, Staff Reporter • April 9, 2021
According to the National Park Foundation, the United States produces over 260 million tons of waste every year. When traveling to Parks over spring break, it is important to pick up ones own trash instead of leaving it for others to deal with.
The bitter effects of litter
Abigail Bell, Managing Editor • March 15, 2021
Un-executive orders
Un-executive orders
Benjamin Malcolm, Staff Cartoonist • March 10, 2021
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School districts state-wide received a list of approximately 850 books State Rep. Matt Krause deemed unfit for students to read on Oct. 25, 2021. Among this list are National Book Award Winner Between the World and Me by Brie Spangler, All American Boys by Jason Reynolds, Roe v. Wade: the abortion question by D.J. Herda and Teens & Sex by Myra H. Immell. Associate Editor Laura Gill comments on Krauses proposal and why it is important to understand the decision that falls in parents laps. 

Banning books: is it actually benefiting students?

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University Interscholastic League realignment results released in December leave Canyon High School as a 4A Division I school, places Randall High School as a 4A Division I school and West Plains High School as a 4A Division II school. The classifications will be in effect beginning in fall 2022.

UIL realignment brings changes for 2 CISD high schools

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Students can sign up to donate for the Jan. 12 blood drive by emailing blood drive coordinator Lance Culbert with their name, age and three periods they could donate. Contrary to previous drives, students ages 16 and 17 will need a signed permission form.

Drawing out a legacy

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Maxwells pumpkin farm will be open on Dec. 17 through Dec. 30 but will be closed on Dec. 24 and 25 for employees to enjoy the holiday with their loved ones.

Chilly nights and Christmas lights

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Sophomore Hannah Shepherd, left, and junior Aaralyn Adame, right, watch as sophomore Kylie Flores tackles freshman Alizae Reveles in wrestling practice. After the Canyon ISD school board approved the proposal in May, Canyon High School is now offering a girls wrestling program beginning this school year. The program is also being welcomed to the CISD junior high campuses. “Once we started the boys program, we always knew the girls program was coming,” Frausto said. “We couldn’t be more excited to get this program up and running.”

Canyon High School welcomes new girls wrestling program

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This years senior, junior prom theme is Fairy Tale. Prom is set for Saturday, April 2 in the Happy State Bank Stadium Banquet Center. Were going more along the theme of enchanted forest, so there will be mossy brooks and lots of greenery, junior class president Ellie Frazier said. We are also going to have a lot of foods and desserts. There will be a tea bar, dessert bar, Chick-fil-A and finger foods.

“Fairy Tale” prom set for April 2

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Infographic by Hayden Gonzales

2022 Varsity boy soccer roster, schedule

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One act play auditions will take place on Thursday Dec. 16 at 6:00 p.m. in the auditorium. Students need to audition this Thursday if they are interested in being on the cast or the crew, Howell said. Theres a Google Classroom to join. They have an audition form in there and all the materials they need to know.

One Act auditions Thursday

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