Seniors Darion Cash and Ava Haddock are crowned Homecoming King and Queen.
Haddock was crowned Homecoming Queen at the Homecoming game against Greenwood. Haddock’s father had won homecoming king when he was in high school. “When they said my name I was in pure shock. I was like ‘oh my gosh this is crazy this is not real.’ It was insane but really cool at the same time,” Haddock said. “I went to him [her father] and I was like she [Mrs. Frausto] told me you won, and he said, ‘Yeah I think so but I just didn’t mention it,’ and I was like well that would have been cool to know.”
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Alizae Reveles, Yearbook Staff
Hello everyone! My name is Alizae and I am a senior this year. I enjoy reading, writing, and taking pictures. I am a four-year journalism kid who has been both on the newspaper and yearbook staff, but in the end, I chose yearbook. When I am not working on the yearbook or practicing UIL editorial writing, you can find me wrestling, running on the track, or listening to music with my two favorite people. As a tiny human, I naturally love food and have a particular taste for cherry pop-tarts, tres leches cake, and homemade sweet bread (basically all things that are not good for a wrestler.) As a senior, I hope I can be a role model for all of the younger staff members and a kind ear when they need me. :) <3

Jasinia Frausto, Adviser
Hello. I am Mrs. Frausto. This is my first year at Canyon High advising and coaching journalism after spending several years teaching at Canyon Intermediate. Art, photography and writing have always fueled my happiness, and I learned early on that through journalism I can practice all three. At 14 years old, I shattered my ankle, forcing me to hang up my soccer cleats and dig out an old camera to join the yearbook staff. My journalism career started as a sophomore at Canyon High, pushed me through college and the non-profit sector early into my adulthood before gracefully bringing me back home to Canyon High. I believe photographs are worth a thousand words, words are worth a pot of gold and there is always a story waiting to be told. I spend my time away from school with Coach Frausto and our awesome 7-year-old daughter playing golf and making memories.