April 2, 2014
Galleries
Under the theater lights in a room full of energy May 23, all levels of theatre students celebrate one another through awards, speeches and a phot...
With 29 dances in less than two hours, “Lights, Camera, Dance!” represented seven months of learning, cleaning, marking and performing for Dance I...
As friends and family members of string orchestra and choir file into the theater room, members from the both groups anticipate audience...
NEWS
Even on a cold and cloudy day, athletes from multiple districts gather at the SFL trials held at Del Oro May 3. The men’s and women’s track and fi...
Three months before, dresses and tuxes were ordered. Two weeks before, tickets were bought. Eight hours before, preparations began for the last da...
Theatre Awards Show recognizes students’ performance and service
Advanced Dance Show showcases Dance II-IV students’ learning over school year
Music department hosts annual spring concert for choir and string orchestra, recognizes leaving seniors
Throughout the first week of May, students recognize teachers through gifts, performances and cards for Teacher Appreciation Week
AP Classes
AP Language Arts classes analyze text by putting on a mock trial
Staff plays charity basketball game against Rocklin, winning 57-41
“Billboard Top Hits”-themed Dance I Showcase features 100 performers
Theatre IV hosts Lenaea Revue in theater following festival that occurred more than a month prior
FEATURES
Chemistry classes hold White Powder Mystery Lab to test students’ skills
End of the Year rally honors Class of 2022
![During zero period jazz band, Gabrielle Clouard, Jess Vicuna, Zachary Taylor and Mr. Kris Harper reminisce about their band experiences in one of the final classes taught by Harper. Harper is leaving to teach in an elementary school music program, as part of the passing of Proposition 28 to reshape performing arts programs in public schools. After 18 years of service, Harper’s position is being filled by a new music teacher, leaving many students both with questions and thoughts about Harper’s impact. “From a band teacher to student, the teacher will still be there, but theres definitely a connection the students have [that] wont be the same with another teacher. I think students will have to help other students adjust and adapt to a new teacher,” Mansour Brame said. Photo by Emerson Kibby](https://www.whitneyupdate.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/IMG_1267-240x150.jpg)
