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Photo Gallery: Meet the Class of 2012’s Top Ten

May 20, 2012
Photo Gallery: Meet the Class of 2012's Top Ten

Photos by Brian Hwu and Rowan Khazendar
Interviews by Kimberly Del Angel and Chase Porter

Students of the Class of 2012’s Top Ten share details about their lives and advice for underclassmen.

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Coppell senior wide receiver Harry Hassmann holds off Prosper sophomore linebacker Fahd Allan at Buddy Echols Field on Nov. 15. The Cowboys defeated Prosper in the Class 6A Division I Region I bi-district playoffs, 35-27. Photo by Kayla Nguyen.
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CHS9 student Claire Nevels sings “Me and the Sky” in the CHS9 Dome. The CHS9 theater department hosted its fall showcase on Nov. 7, where actors and technicians showcased their performances and designs.
Theater talent shines bright on stage
Coppell senior wide receiver Harry Hassmann evades Flower Mound Marcus junior defensive back Easton Mitchell on Nov. 7 at Buddy Echols Field. The Cowboys defeated the Marauders, 47-28, in their last regular season game, making program history as first time back-to-back 10-0 seasons.
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Floating lanterns are released onto the lake after sunset at the Food Festival & Diwali Celebration on Nov. 10 at The Sound. DFW’s Fourth Annual South Asian Food Festival & Diwali Celebration excited the community with bazaars, traditional food, performances and a floating lantern show.
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Creations by Linda owner Linda Sewell creates decor from repurposed jewelry to sell at Holiday House on Sunday In the Coppell High School Commons. Holiday House was open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., where local vendors sold products for the holiday season, ticket sales help fund Project Graduation.
Holiday House sparks joy amongst community
The Majeno family dresses up in Halloween costumes during Tunes and Treats. The Riverside Church of Christ hosted Tunes or Treats at The Sound on Oct. 26 for guests to dress up in Halloween costumes, listen to music and enjoy treats.
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Coppell junior Connor Imwold shoots at clay pigeons while practicing trap shooting at the Grand Prairie Gun Club on Oct. 26. Established in 2011, the shooting team competes in local, state and national tournaments for trap, skeet and sporting clays shooting events.
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The Sidekick staff designer Sofia Exposito showcases her sketchbook filled with drawings and artistic ideas. Exposito is thankful for having her sketchbook as it allows her to document memories and express her creative thoughts. Photo illustration by Sofia Exposito
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