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Lifting a pallet, senior Jacob High assists in the construction of the bonfire on Nov. 20, 2024. The annual playoff bonfire returns to the field near the multipurpose building after a 2-year absence on Nov. 21, 2024.

Fueling the flame

Story by Kendyl Franklin, staff writer November 19, 2024

Excited students assembled yesterday afternoon between Tiger Drive and the multipurpose building on the campus of Texas High School, eager to participate in what many thought a bygone tradition—the construction...

Senior Bella Grace looks back at her friends in amazement at the fireworks show. On Sept. 26, 2024, Texas High held their annual presentation of court ceremony and pep rally at Tiger Stadium at Grim Park.

Commemorating court

Story by Kunan Anjum, editor-in-chief September 26, 2024

Awe and amazement disperse from the stands and sidelines as the crowd of attendees gaze into a sky full of fireworks. On Sept. 26, 2024, the Texas High School Student Council hosted the annual, renowned...

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Rise, shine and be peppy

Story by Molly Kyles, editor in chief October 3, 2019

Though football season is far from over, the time of stomping on gym bleachers and student stampedes has come to an end. As the sun peeks over the Math and Science building and the first drops of dew sparkle...

Senior Justin Turner enjoys a slice of watermelon after the annual Watermelon Supper pep rally. Students and community members gathered to celebrate fall sports and kick off the school year.

Spitting seeds into senior year

Story by Addison Cross, editor in chief August 20, 2019

Summer comes to a screeching halt with seeds and sports. For many, the annual Watermelon Supper is a great way to kick off the school year. For seniors, it is a nostalgic way to kick off the end. Freshman...

Keenan Thrapp sits alone on the bleachers in the Tiger Center to his feelings about mandatory pep rally attendance. Thrapp and other students that suffer from social anxiety no longer have a place to go during pep rallies.

Students voice concerns about mandatory pep rally attendance

Story by Audrey Haskins, staff writer November 2, 2017

Large double doors and a sea of rowdy students make clawing through more difficult. Finding a space to sit and feel safe is a challenge when that sea begins to swallow him. Looking around, so much is going...

Giving breast cancer the boot

Giving breast cancer the boot

Story by Maddie Anderson, staff writer October 26, 2017

The gym is a sea of pink-- everyone is dressed in pink shirts and glittering pink makeup. Pink pom poms fly through the air, and every band uniform has a pink ribbon pinned to their shoulder. Breast cancer...

Warmhearted

Warmhearted

Story by Caroline Purtle, online editor in chief November 13, 2014

The fire clawed the iced sky, warming the city of Texarkana. The audience staggered on the hills, creating an uninhibited pantheon. Students bundled up on the ground, lettermans cloaking their backs, smiling...

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