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Kelsey Crabtree, The Print Photo Editor

Kelsey Crabtree is the photo editor on The Print Magazine. During Kelsey’s Junior year she joined the staff as a photographer and is now excited to use her experience as a Senior to help other photographers on staff. Realizing her love of photography after taking photojournalism, she is inspired to pursue a career utilizing her skills. When Kelsey isn’t using her camera she spends her spare time watching her favorite shows, playing with her puppy Coconut and spending time with friends and family.

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[Photo] Surviving the Monsters

Maria Vargas, Copy Editor
May 6, 2021

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[Photo] The Cost of the Spotlight

March 5, 2020
Being a Highstepper isn’t all flashy Costumes and blinding lights. “I have to put all of my insecurities to the side. I’m doing this for me and not anyone else.” Adrianna Monzon, 12

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During her 4B class, art teacher Mrs. Funk helps one of her students with glazing their ceramics.

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As the curtains come to a close, dance 1 waves their hands to show their holiday spirit.

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Located at the corner of First and Walnut, the Frisco Environmental Collection Center hosts a variety of waste-collection Chunk Your Junk services and events, including Chunk Your Junk and Teens4Green.

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Fill the empty bottle with all excess plastic materials. Make sure to pack it in tight until there is no more space at the top. Your ecobrick should feel rock-solid.

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Gather materials: you will need an empty water bottle and some used plastic that would normally be thrown away. Set aside some undried concrete for later use.

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Set your completed ecobrick in a measured amount of wet concrete. You can purchase concrete from any homeimprovement store, such as Home Depot or Lowe’s. The ecobrick will reach its full strength in around 28 days, however will likely be ready for use before then.

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Completed ecobricks made by former AP Environmental Science students on May 14 form a circle in the courtyard Photo by Kelsey Crabtree

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Akshitha Sreerangapuri hangs up a flyer for the Enviromenal club in the hallway. She wanted to raise awareness for the club that she leads every week.

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Students in the cafeteria place their leftovers in a black bin every day. They are able to put unopened and uneaten foods and to be donated to the local community.

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H.E.A.T. members pick up trash starting at the Coit-Eldorado intersection, finishing up at the Panter Creek neighborhood. The student volunteers wore this vest on Sunday while the club worked on their Adopt-a- Street project.

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Pictured left to right) Nishita Koneru, Harsha Sankaran, and Akshitha Sreerangapuri pose for a group photo of our environmental organizations and clubs on Sep. 25.

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[Photo] Guns and Graduation

Sanjana Natarajan, Reporter
September 13, 2019
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