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Rock climbing requires patience and dedication, no matter how good a climber a person is, and no matter what place on the wall. Junior Emmet Bell tackles one of the harder climbs at one of CV’s competition this season, remembering to choose his next few moves carefully. Competitions this season have been stressful and especially tiring, so pacing each climb is crucial. “I try to make sure I stay at my strongest state for as long as possible without getting pumped or fatigued.” Bell said.

Climbing Courage

Lily Steinbrunner, Staffer
Feb 2, 2023

Personality Perception

Ryley Lee, Staff
Jan 31, 2023
Clean Sweep Senior Mitchell Davis and Junior Drew Middleton with their awards at George Washington High School. After the Debate competition, then two students were the two tied winners of the Lincoln Douglas Debate category. “I’m very pleased that Mitchell and I were Co-Champions of the tournament because we both worked very hard and debated well,” Middleton said.

Debate Showdown

Jamie Wright, Editor
Jan 25, 2023

The Fall to Vista

Ben Smith, Staffer
Jan 13, 2023
Traditional colorful Chinese lion. Chinese paper means: good fortune.

Lunar Love and Luck

Jiana Kopp, Staffer
Dec 9, 2022
Persistent Performers

Persistent Performers

Spencer Adams, Staffer
Dec 9, 2022

SAT – Stress Anxiety Trauma

CJ Brammer, Staffer
Nov 11, 2022

Stuffing Day

Wyatt Blickenstaff, Staffer
Nov 10, 2022
Students After Sabercats

Students After Sabercats

Sophi Pinello, Staff Writer
Sep 18, 2022
As sophomore Meghan Winston mounts the bar, she hits her connection and is above horizontal, guaranteeing a 10.00 start value. She attends a meet at Castle Rock Chameleon Gymnastics and ends with a great score. “Sometimes I get nervous but the excitement always kicks in the second a hand touches the apparatus,” Winston says.

Flipping Under Pressure

Katherine King, Staff Writer
Sep 17, 2022
Outfit Options: Senior Jocelyn Oceguera drinking boba after a day of classes. After the summer, Oceguera had to organize her wardrobe in a way that fit the school dress code, adjusting to follow them in order to not receive a violation. “I really have to be conscious about making sure my clothes fit me the way the school wants them to,” Oceguera said.

Dress to Impress

Jamie Writer, Staff Writer
Sep 14, 2022
Many students of color are unaware of the numerous opportunities and scholarships catered to them. Senior Elizabeth Flores Quintero says these may not have been as visible to their target audience at CV as they could be. “My college application process so far has not been great,” Flores Quintero said. “I dont know a whole lot of scholarships or opportunities that focus on Hispanic/diverse students. Ive been kind of lost and scared in this whole college application process.”

Lacking Resources

Satori McCormick, Online Editor In Chief
Sep 14, 2022
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