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Hayden Pride

Hayden Pride, Photographer

My name is Hayden Pride and I am a photographer. I have a lot of fun taking photos for the yearbook. I love to play basketball, go hiking, eat and go hunting. Some people who know me call me Cougar Pride which I guess is pretty cool. Also, I’m the treasurer for NJHS.

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Blowing into his whistle, eighth grader Juan Carlos makes sure that his whistle works after he finished painting.

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Working on a magazine bowl, eighth grader Isaboe Scofield rolls up newspapers to make a bigger bowl.

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Playing the drums, Josh Henson drums to the beat or the CCJH fight song.

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Squeezing a lime, seventh grader Jordan DeVriese tries to finish off the salsa with a touch of juice.

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Using his computer to take a photo, eighth grade Dakota Liebow uses marshmallows to show an element.

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Seventh graders protesters shout,

[PHOTO] Photos of the Week – Feb. 5-8, 2018

February 10, 2018
Staring at their Anne Frank tweet, eighth graders Joshua Raby , Brandon Kidwell, and Elijah Gentry think about what else to put on their tweet.

[PHOTO] Photos of the Week - February 19-22, 2018

February 25, 2018
Clapping out the beat, seventh grader Olivia Scalmato follows the pattern of notes Director Kroy Miller put up on the whiteboard.

[PHOTO] Photos of the Week - January 22-25, 2018

January 28, 2018
Trying to perfect his rhythm and pitch, eighth grader Gavin Cornwell tries to copy the hand movements of Director Andie Chung and the rest of the class.

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January 28, 2018
Practicing a pitch exercise, Director Andie Chung shows her students what each hand motion means for each vocal.

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January 28, 2018
StuCo members display their banner and Master Council plaque. The group earned the AAJHSC's top honor at the state convention on May 10.

Student Council earns master status

June 1, 2018
Hitting the volleyball, Skyllar Burnham, 7, tries to hit the volleyball before it hits the ground on Dec. 18.

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June 1, 2018
Seventh graders Katherine Davis and Esias Montes play a new game they found.

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June 1, 2018
Working on a timeline project for Mrs. Wilbur-Bowers, seventh graders Neveah Weger and Karessa Forte glue the timeline pieces together on Dec. 18.

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June 1, 2018
Fighting for position, Anissa Rivera, 7, attempts to beat a Maricopa Wells player to the ball during the first game of the season on March 29.

Girls soccer team gaining experience

May 1, 2018
Canyon Chronicle staff members display their Gold Medalist certificate and Silver Crown Award from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association.

‘Chronicle’ earns second Crown Award

April 3, 2018
Eighth grader Addison Cooksey drives to the basket in a Feb. 6 win over Combs.

Girls basketball team heads to playoffs

March 1, 2018
StuCo president Kashmir Baillie pushes a pie into the face of language arts teacher Lisa Schroeder during the first quarter assembly on Oct. 4. Baillie was part of a group that organized a fundraiser to help hurricane victims using pies in teacher faces as an incentive for students to donate.

[PHOTO] Teachers take pies in the face to help StuCo raise money for hurricane victims

December 20, 2017
Seventh grader Brian Villalba attempts to dribble around a defender during a PE soccer game.

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December 20, 2017
Working on building a pendulum, eighth grader Addison Cooksey and Judah Neiman show each other how they think the pendulum will move.

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December 20, 2017
Trying to postpone getting a pie in the face during the assembly on Oct. 4, Mrs. McQuilkin wraps herself in a garbage bag.

[PHOTO] Photos of the Week – Oct. 2-5

October 21, 2017
Running to get the ball thrown by Savannah Eagley, 7, Kaylee Wagner, 8, sprints to attempt the catch.

[PHOTO] Cougars aim to avoid overconfidence

September 14, 2017
Teaching the students, Marla Aehlert shows them what to put on the paper and in their notebooks.

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September 14, 2017
Trying to finish their math work, Haila Rippey and Regan Robinson, 7, finish cutting and gluing papers into their interactive notebooks.

[PHOTO] Interactive notebooks help students do more than write down info

September 21, 2017
Talking to each other about drug research, Isabella Maxson, 8, and Adelynn Simpson, 8, do their work for social studies.

[PHOTO] Photos of the Week – Aug. 14-21

August 27, 2017
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