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Bubba Infante Feature

Isabella Verette, Print Editor-in-Chief
November 4, 2024
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PEPPED UP: Senior Bubba Infante warms his voice up for auditions using different vocal exercises. He takes deep breaths in between exercises in preparation for his callback.
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BALANCING BAND: Senior football player Cedric Walls quickly hurries onto the field after the 2nd quarter to perform alongside the band. Walls has been in band and football since his freshman year. “After school on game days, I get dressed in my gear and go straight to football,” Walls said. “After that I come down to band to get my instrument and vipers and then I head to the game. I usually get home at around midnight.”
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WATCHING THE GAME: Senior Macy Scott wears her stars and stripes and cheers on the dawgs. Seniors get front row priority in the student section at football games. “It was a lot of fun to be there for our first home game,” Scott said. “I enjoyed the theme and I thought the student section brought great energy."
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HIGH SPIRITS: Along with the cheer team, the bulldog mascot kept energy high throughout the whole game. “We have trust in our team, our family, and on the field,” said sophomore receiver Evan Dranguet when asked about how we kept energy throughout a rough 1st half, “we just remember all the work we put in on holidays and weekends and how we know we can trust everybody on this field.”
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POSING FOR THE AUDIENCE: Star Dancer Maya Barrera strikes a pose as the lead of her routine at Spring Show. Barrea had a special part in the dance with one of her teammates. “This routine was probably one of the most exciting dances I did throughout the Spring Show, having a special part at the beginning of the dance was one of my highlights,” Barrera said. “I also really enjoyed getting to choreograph our solo parts in the dance, I love to preform and I had a lot of fun performing that dance.”
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