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Senior Class President Blake Johnson leads the senior class in a chant against the juniors on powder-puff on Oct. 10. “I feel confident that the seniors are going to win and dominate this year’s powder-puff," senior and quarterback Violet Castillo said. "Our team has so much chemistry and we all have so much fun every practice.” The juniors, however, disagree. “I honestly feel that we’re pretty evenly matched, [and] I’m confident winning isn’t out of the cards," junior Eileen Hatch said. "I think it’ll come down who wants it more, come game day.” Due to inclement weather, the game has been postponed to Oct. 17.
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WCTZ News
A table with voting and registration materials was set up in the gym while Tim Bobanic, the Brevard County supervisor of elections, gave a presentation to juniors and seniors on Sept. 25.
Voting assembly makes first stop at West Shore
Rhea Sinha, Editor in Chief • September 25, 2025

Nine minutes before lunch on Sept. 25, senior Grace Mannix heard an announcement asking all juniors and seniors to report to the gym. As she joined other students on the bleachers...

Senior Violet Castillo paints her parking spot on Sept. 7.
Picture this | Seniors paint their parking spots
Kristen Ye, Media Editor • September 10, 2025

Seniors and their families painted their parking spots on Sept. 7. “To see this tradition just carry through into this year and turn into an amazing event for family,...

Class of 2024 alumnus Spencer Wilson (right) acts onstage alongside sophomore Cathryn Cooper (bottom center), eighth grader Phineas Linza (top center) and junior Michael Dempsey (left) on July 20. “I played the character Golden Freddy, which was the exposition dump character of the first half of the show,” Wilson said. “But in the actual production in its entirety, I helped with getting the actors in order, I directed a little bit, and helped some of the new actors get into character. I also assisted with the choreography. I just did a bit of everything, helping out where I can.”
“Five Nights at Freddy’s: The Musical” unites theater community
Lily Vu, Staff Writer • September 8, 2025

When Class of 2024 alumnus Spencer Wilson played Golden Freddy in an independent production of “Five Nights at Freddy’s (FNAF): the Musical,” he didn’t expect any...

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