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3 87 page by Tara Carroll and Erin Bohné visual arts ACADEMICS "I play video games." "I dance." "I'm really caring to people." "I play a lot of video games and I'm outgoing and like to make friends." "My crazy obsession of shoes." "I play the violin and piano." james ROONEY (7) sophia CHIUCHIOLO (7) lauren MAYS (7) mitchell MCCULALAR (7) jackson BEAN (7) sophia HIBNER (7) NOV. 25 Notre Dame wins the NCAA men's collediate cross country national championship. JORDAN VINES (12) WROTE THREE ONE ACT PLAYS FOR THE INTRO, INTERMEDIATE, AND ADVANCED ACTING CLASSES TO PERFORM. WITH RAISED HANDS, Emily Noe (10) and Lara Boos (11) attempt to block the ball. Boos' position this year was a middle blocker. “I love the joy I get from celebrating with the girls on the court after getting a point,” Boos said. photo by Marco Anello THE SCENES behind bella TOMASURA (9) “We all feel like a family, get along, and have a lot of fun!" julia ZOROVICH (10) “Seeing everyone in pink showed how much people wanted to contribute." preston KONOLD (12) “It's great to expand the program in a positive manner." jacob COGGSHALL (10) “I love the feeling of getting on stage and performing, it is very liberating." act CAUGHT INTHE 1. HANDS CLASPED together, Emily Vaught (12) substitutes for Chloe Greene (12). Greene returned from an injury and was put in the game with three points left to win. “Everyone was so excited for her to finally be back playing,” Vaught said. photo by Taylor Mullen 2. DRESSED UP for final rehearsal, Bodie Cohen (10) and Jack Wadsworth (10) act as police officers. In the show, the officers report a character's death to her family. "This was my first one act, but I hope to do more plays,” Wadsworth said. photo by Avery Kenny 3. HANDS ON hips, Michael Lesser (9) stands on stage as Officer Skirt in Hello My Name Is... Lesser wore a skirt in reference to the charachter's name. "I didn't really care because I looked so good. photo by Kayla Burge 4. TO OPEN one acts, Thomas Wadsworth (8) and Willson Hattaway (9) perform the scene Who's On First. Hattaway has participated in one acts for three years. "We kinda got to be the show opener, which was cool, and warm up the audience," Hattaway said. photo by Avery Kenney 5. IN CELEBRATION, Isabel Chiuchiolo (10), Chelsea Terry (10), and Jack Hachmeister (10) sing happy birthday to begin Lifeline. Lifeline is a show about a cell phone's effects on a character, played by Greg Bouyoucas (9). "He becomes so absorbed in his phone that he doesn't realize what's going on with his family and friends around him. I guess I could be on my phone a little less too. We all could. photo by Taylor Mullen 2. 3. 4 5. ADVANCED ACTING DOUBLE-CASTED BREADWORTH FOR ONE ACTS story TWO-SIDED The Varsity Girls' Volleyball support team, known as the Ambush, started eleven years ago. One of the most traditional cheers, the Holy Trinity Roller Coaster, had all members, including Carter Thomas (12) and Ryan Fischer (12), reclined in the bleachers as they prepared for the big drop. After the game, the Ambush sang "The Grace," and ran out to the court to congratulate the team. "My favorite memories at Holy Trinity were made screaming my heart out with my best friends at those close games," Fischer said. photo by Ashleigh Kutryb 1. COME TOGETHER FOR A NIGHT OF ONE ACT PLAYS. HOW HAVE YOU IMPROVED SINCE YOU FIRST STARTED WRITING? jordan VINES (12) I’d like to say I’ve ex- panded my abilities to write about different subjects, I’ve started writing more contem- porary things and exploring different topics that have to do with today, not just the past setting. HOW DOES WRITING SHOWS COMPARE TO PERFORMING IN THEM? JV The beauty of writing is that it’s pure cre- ation. When you’re approaching a character in any kind of show, like a straight play or a musical, you get to bring your own per- sonality to that character. When it comes to actually creating characters you're giving more than one character a personality, and it’s not just about who you are, it’s about who they are. It’s not something you think about because if you get cast in a show, you’re like ‘okay, this is this character; this is what this character’s like. How can I project that? How can I make it reality?' DO YOU SEE WRITING IN YOUR FUTURE? JV I can’t see myself not doing it. It’s become such a part of who I am, and my way of vent- ing emotions. It’s a very fun process and a very necessary process for me. I’m always writing. All the time. It’s ridiculous. WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE SOME- ONE INTERESTED IN WRITING? JV It’s all about reading. If you want to write a book, the best thing to do is start reading other novels. If you want to write a screen- play, the best thing to do is start watching other movies. est. SELF WHAT MAKES YOU DIFFERENT FROM THE REST?
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87page by Tara Carroll and Erin Bohné
visual arts ACADEMICS
"I play video games." "I dance.""I'm really caring to people."
"I play a lot of video games and I'm outgoing and like to make friends."
"My crazy obsession of shoes."
"I play the violin and piano."
james ROONEY (7) sophia CHIUCHIOLO (7)lauren MAYS (7) mitchell MCCULALAR (7)jackson BEAN (7) sophia HIBNER (7)NOV. 25Notre Dame wins the
NCAA men's collediate cross country national
championship.
JORDAN VINES (12) WROTE THREE ONE ACT PLAYS FOR THE INTRO, INTERMEDIATE, AND ADVANCED ACTING CLASSES TO PERFORM.
WITH RAISED HANDS, Emily Noe (10) and Lara Boos (11) attempt to block the ball. Boos' position this year was a middle blocker. “I love the joy I get from celebrating with the girls on the court after getting a point,” Boos said. photo by Marco Anello
THE SCENESbehind
bella TOMASURA (9)“We all feel like a family, get along, and have a lot of fun!"
julia ZOROVICH (10)“Seeing everyone in pink showed how much people wanted to contribute."
preston KONOLD (12)“It's great to expand the program in a positive manner."
jacobCOGGSHALL (10)“I love the feeling of getting on stage and performing, it is very liberating."
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1. HANDS CLASPED together, Emily Vaught (12) substitutes for Chloe Greene (12). Greene returned from an injury and was put in the game with three points left to win. “Everyone was so excited for her to finally be back playing,” Vaught said. photo by Taylor Mullen
2. DRESSED UP for final rehearsal, Bodie Cohen (10) and Jack Wadsworth (10) act as police officers. In the show, the officers report a character's death to her family. "This was my first one act, but I hope to do more plays,” Wadsworth said. photo by Avery Kenny
3. HANDS ON hips, Michael Lesser (9) stands on stage as Officer Skirt in Hello My Name Is... Lesser wore a skirt in reference to the charachter's name. "I didn't really care because I looked so good. photo by Kayla Burge
4. TO OPEN one acts, Thomas Wadsworth (8) and Willson Hattaway (9) perform the scene Who's On First. Hattaway has participated in one acts for three years. "We kinda got to be the show opener, which was cool, and warm up the audience," Hattaway said. photo by Avery Kenney
5. IN CELEBRATION, Isabel Chiuchiolo (10), Chelsea Terry (10), and Jack Hachmeister (10) sing happy birthday to begin Lifeline. Lifeline is a show about a cell phone's effects on a character, played by Greg Bouyoucas (9). "He becomes so absorbed in his phone that he doesn't realize what's going on with his family and friends around him. I guess I could be on my phone a little less too. We all could. photo by Taylor Mullen
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ADVANCED ACTING DOUBLE-CASTED
BREADWORTH FOR ONE ACTS
storyTWO-SIDED The Varsity Girls' Volleyball
support team, known as the Ambush, started eleven years ago. One of the most traditional cheers, the Holy Trinity Roller Coaster, had all members, including Carter Thomas (12) and Ryan Fischer (12), reclined in the bleachers as they prepared for the big drop.
After the game, the Ambush sang "The Grace," and ran out to the court to congratulate the team. "My favorite memories at Holy Trinity were made screaming my heart out with my best friends at those close games," Fischer said.
photo by Ashleigh Kutryb
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COME TOGETHER FOR A NIGHT OF ONE ACT PLAYS.
HOW HAVE YOU IMPROVED SINCE YOU FIRST STARTED WRITING?jordan VINES (12) I’d like to say I’ve ex-panded my abilities to write about different subjects, I’ve started writing more contem-porary things and exploring different topics that have to do with today, not just the past setting.
HOW DOES WRITING SHOWS COMPARE TO PERFORMING IN THEM?JV The beauty of writing is that it’s pure cre-ation. When you’re approaching a character
in any kind of show, like a straight play or a musical, you get to bring your own per-sonality to that character. When it comes to actually creating characters you're giving more than one character a personality, and it’s not just about who you are, it’s about who they are. It’s not something you think about because if you get cast in a show, you’re like ‘okay, this is this character; this is what this character’s like. How can I project that? How can I make it reality?'
DO YOU SEE WRITING IN YOUR FUTURE?
JV I can’t see myself not doing it. It’s become such a part of who I am, and my way of vent-ing emotions. It’s a very fun process and a very necessary process for me. I’m always writing. All the time. It’s ridiculous.
WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE SOME-ONE INTERESTED IN WRITING?JV It’s all about reading. If you want to write a book, the best thing to do is start reading other novels. If you want to write a screen-play, the best thing to do is start watching other movies.
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WHAT MAKES YOU DIFFERENT FROM
THE REST?
