Photos of the Week
November 7 – November 13
The JROTC members present the flags at the veterans day assembly on Wednesday.
The JROTC members present the flags at the veterans day assembly on Wednesday.
Mercer Island player gives up the ball to Mackenzie Buell (’17) during the 2nd half. At this point in the game, it’s at a tie.
Cross country runners Dawson Andrews (’18) and Blake Landry (’19) compete during the NXR Northwest Regional’s division one varsity race Saturday, November 12 at Eagle Island State Park in Boise, Idaho. As Arlington’s second runner, Landry went on to finish with a time of 17:03, shortly followed by Andrews, who ran a 17:06 5k.
“I support Bernie Sanders because he has a solid plan to make College and Healthcare affordable.”
About the Contributors
Madeline Roller, Photography Editor
Madeline Roller is a senior at Arlington High School and is the photography editor of the school's production journalism class which includes the news website and the yearbook. Her passion for photography started early in high school when she learned how to use a DSLR camera for a long term project. Now, she enjoys shooting street photography, senior portraits and action shots at school sporting events. Madeline is also very involved in the AHS band. She plays the flute in the school's wind ensemble and pit orchestra. She hopes to attend Cornish College of the Arts next fall to further expand her artistic abilities.
Emme Calvert, Writer/Photographer
Emme Calvert is a senior at Arlington High School. She enjoys photography and writing for the news website and the yearbook. She plays trumpet in Wind Ensemble and outside of school she enjoys doing cheerleading and tumbling. She hopes to attend Western Washington University for early childhood education and pursue teaching after college.
Mikelle Kelly, Design Editor
Mikelle Kelly is a senior at Arlington High School and Design Editor of the school's yearbook. She is a member of NHS and Link Crew. Mikelle is also the stage manager for all AHS drama productions. In the future, she plans to attend a 4-year university and pursue a career in Production Design.
