The yearbook staff does so much more than just check off a name and hand over a 420 page book at the end of the year. The spreads, photos, colors, stories, headlines, and so much more, are the products of the hardworking staff from throughout the entire year.
Although the prospects of off periods and graduation can give senior year a relaxing, High School Musical-esque impression of leisure, the last year of high school can become the most stressful one if given ill-planning and poor time management.
In attempts to cast a light on an often overshadowed minority, below are a list of quotes, all from current students, on their time in high school as an LGBTQIA+ student.
Sophomore Brooke Ricketts and her dance studio were given the incredible opportunity to have a series, ”Dancing Queen,” on Netflix that premiered on Friday, Oct. 19.
Remember that week in elementary school where we learned all about cup stacking? Trey Griffith, a freshman at Timber Creek, is the fastest cup stacker in the entire state of Texas and has competed in competitions worldwide.
As one of the main sources of entertainment and motivation during the late nights of football and basketball season, the Timber Creek Cheerleading team itself goes far beyond the Friday night lights.
Over the past summer, several Timber Creek students traveled to Germany and stayed at the house of a German student they were paired with, also known as their “brother” or “sister.” Now, the time came for German exchange students to visit Texas.
“We have a bowling club?” A question every member of the Timber Creek Bowling Team seems to get daily.
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation announced the names of approximately 34,000 Commended Scholars including 30 students from Keller ISD and an exemplary four students from Timber Creek.
When Hannah Engebretson became Band Service Committee Leader, the Snack Sack Project was hit by a wave of success, providing enough weekend bags to last until Thanksgiving break.