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[BRIEF] Leveling Up
[BRIEF] Leveling Up
[BRIEF] An Attempted Comeback
[BRIEF] An Attempted Comeback
Quill and Scroll members turn towards the board as communications senior Willow Hackett presents the various event opportunities the honor society will host.
[BRIEF] Student Journalists Unite at Journalism Honor Society Meeting
[BRIEF] “Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder.”
[BRIEF] “Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder.”
Introducing the officers of National History Honor Society, vocal senior and NHHS President Francesca Moore prepares to induct 64 new members into NHHS.
[BRIEF] One for the History Books: NHHS is Back in Action
[BRIEF] Leveling Up
[BRIEF] Leveling Up
[BRIEF] An Attempted Comeback
[BRIEF] An Attempted Comeback
Quill and Scroll members turn towards the board as communications senior Willow Hackett presents the various event opportunities the honor society will host.
[BRIEF] Student Journalists Unite at Journalism Honor Society Meeting
[BRIEF] “Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder.”
[BRIEF] “Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder.”
Introducing the officers of National History Honor Society, vocal senior and NHHS President Francesca Moore prepares to induct 64 new members into NHHS.
[BRIEF] One for the History Books: NHHS is Back in Action
Visual freshman Rebecca Chen and theatre junior Paula Navarrete paint tomatoes as part of the new Good Thyme Gardening Club mural between buildings 3 and 4. This was the club’s first on-campus mural, so visual senior and Mural Painting Society co-vice president Gyongy “Lili” Szaszvarosi’s hopes that this project sets a “precedent for other clubs to collaborate” and helps to create “a single community (within Dreyfoos).” “Murals really help build a sense of community in physical spaces,” Szaszvarosi said. “When you have a lot of people, especially who are part of the community, working to turn a blank wall into something else, it really does make it feel more personal to the people who exist in that space. In the case of this mural, it’s the students themselves who are painting it and deciding to make the space more visually interesting.”
Murals with a Message
Before the curtain closes for the finale, the philharmonic orchestra and entire vocal department end the matinee Prism performance with “When You Believe” from “The Prince of Egypt.” Conducted by band director Evan Rogovin, this was one of two mass pieces in the show and highlighted the cumulative talent and work of every musician.
Dreyfoos Hall is Alive with the Sound of Music
Circling the main platform, the cast of “The Bee” performs “Pandemonium,” accompanied by audience volunteers, for the crowd of theatre students during the Nov. 10 preview. This was their first show with an audience and served as a chance to improve any last components before the official show opening.
The Black Box theater in P-A-N-D-E-M-O-N-I-U-M
Preparing for the dress rehearsal, theatre senior Trey Mazza works behind the stage of the production “Pride and Prejudice.” During these rehearsals, Mazza writes down details regarding blocking to help each scene run smoothly and ensure the actors are aware of what to do. “I use all types of spreadsheets to keep organized from costume changes, sound cues, props, blocking, and set changes.” Mazza said. “This organization tactic is the structure behind the production.”
The Man Behind The Curtain
Both halves of Bandana Diptych are framed in Building 9 for the Fall Vigital Showcase that opened on Oct. 7 and is open for students to visit during lunch in Buildings 2 and 9.
Bandana Diptych: Deconstructed
[INFOGRAPHIC] Into the Metaverse
[INFOGRAPHIC] Into the Metaverse
Holiday Gift Guide 2021
Holiday Gift Guide 2021
The Daily Dose of Wisdom
The Daily Dose of Wisdom
Communications senior Jordan Teitelbaum created the @dreyfoosbeauties Instagram account in November of 2020, and has since used the platform with the intent of spreading positivity throughout campus.
Inner Beauty Shines
Circling the cafeteria, communications senior Christian Chantayan leads the conga line as music blasts through speakers. One by one students and teachers joined the line during the Fiesta. “Ive always wanted to lead a conga line. I was presented with the opportunity spontaneously, and I took it, and I led an entire cafeteria of people,” Chantayan said.
Feliz Mes de la Herencia Hispana
“Crowd of Trump supporters marching on the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, ultimately leading to the building being breached and several deaths.” “DC Capitol Storming” by TapTheForwardAssist via Wikimedia Commons.
One Year Later
FSA: Gone, But Not Forgotten
FSA: Gone, But Not Forgotten
Increases in school violence and concerns about security have prompted the implementation of new safety policies. Now IDs are required on campus to ensure the wellbeing of students. Photo by Sofia Hennessey-Correa. Photo illustration by Angelyna Rodriguez.
The Cameras are Watching
Where Do We Go From Here?
Where Do We Go From Here?
Communications senior Adam Goldstick records dance juniors Kailey Worontsoff, Lauren Hopta, Sophia Chambers, and Jacqueline Albanese as they perform the junior class pep-rally dance.
Dead Air
Soccer and Sashes: Girls and Boys Soccer Team Celebrate the Season
Soccer and Sashes: Girls and Boys Soccer Team Celebrate the Season
“We fought through it”
“We fought through it”
Visual senior Will Dhana walks towards the goal, watching the game in case the opposing team tries to score. Dhana played keeper in the game and was responsible for preventing the Jupiter team from scoring goals. “The hardest thing about playing keeper is the self-inflicted injuries,” Dhana said. “It’s extremely easy to get in and come out in a lot of pain.”
Jags Take on Jupiter: Boys Soccer Photo Recap
After a point by outside hitter and visual senior Julia Gonello, band senior Autumn Wong and graduate Czhen Beneby celebrate together in a game against Palm Beach Central during the 2020 volleyball season. Photo courtesy of Autumn Wong.
The Final Score
A Swing and a Miss for District Titles, but an Ace of an Experience
A Swing and a Miss for District Titles, but an Ace of an Experience
In a World After COVID- 19
In a World After COVID- 19
Auditioning during COVID-19: Pre-recorded auditions are the new norm
Auditioning during COVID-19: Pre-recorded auditions are the new norm
My COVID-19 Story
My COVID-19 Story
Back to School in a Pandemic: Five Tips For Supporting Your Mental Health This Fall
Back to School in a Pandemic: Five Tips For Supporting Your Mental Health This Fall
SHIFTING EDUCATION: HOW THE SWITCH FROM IN-CLASSROOM TO DISTANCE LEARNING HAS AFFECTED US
SHIFTING EDUCATION: HOW THE SWITCH FROM IN-CLASSROOM TO DISTANCE LEARNING HAS AFFECTED US
Walkthrough of the 2021 Fall Vigital Showcase
Walkthrough of the 2021 Fall Vigital Showcase
Behind the Scenes: Renovated TV Studio
Behind the Scenes: Renovated TV Studio
The Push for Dreyfoos Sports
The Push for Dreyfoos Sports
Fall Dance Recap
Fall Dance Recap
Discovering Dreyfoos Identity: Black Student Union
Discovering Dreyfoos Identity: Black Student Union
Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts | 501 S. Sapodilla Ave, WPB, FL 33401

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Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts | 501 S. Sapodilla Ave, WPB, FL 33401

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Everyday, Officer O. drives his golf cart around campus to ensure that all entry points are secure and each student feels safe. Part of these rounds include going to the field and cafeteria during lunch to check that everything is running smoothly.

A “Little Letter” to Officer O

Bridget Frawley, Coverage Editor
October 24, 2021
Trial and Error

Trial and Error

Bridget Frawley, Writer
May 5, 2021
A part of Krieger’s character role was to sing and play the guitar. Krieger has been singing since he was nine and learning to play the guitar since 13.

From School to Stardom

Bridget Frawley, Writer
April 28, 2021
Fashionable Feeds

Fashionable Feeds

Rachel Dippolito, Writer
April 15, 2021
Mrs. Zietz’s high school graduation in Bloomington, Illinois. Her friend Leslie is second-left, Mrs. Zietz is in the middle, and Buffy is third-right. The friends since “have a monthly Zoom call, plus three more not pictured,” Mrs. Zietz said. “Every one of these girls were in the cornfields that night!”

The Cornfields, The Classroom, The Chronicles

Kaja Andric, Coverage Editor
February 3, 2021
The word ‘Preservation’ (from left to right) in Somali, Hebrew, English, Spanish, Simplified Chinese and German. “It requires a mental discipline to switch and exclusively speak your parents language when you are with them, and not speak English,” said communications freshman Kaja Andric. Many students at Dreyfoos learned their parents language to preserve their parents culture.

CONTINUING CULTURE THROUGH LANGUAGE

Elena Snyder, Design Staffer
April 23, 2019
ORGANIZING BLACK HISTORY WEEK

ORGANIZING BLACK HISTORY WEEK

Michael Pincus, Features Staffer
March 5, 2019
Lines of code fill vocal junior Ben Myer’s desktop monitor. Among his projects is a mobile application called Chest-Quest. Myer’s coding career began in early middle school, “but then I had the confidence to start working with other coding languages. I learned HTML, C# with Unity, and Swift after that.”

BEN MYERS: A DIGITAL CREATOR

Sebastian Fernandez, Assistant Digital Managing Editor
February 27, 2019
FACULTY FRIENDSHIPS Q&A

FACULTY FRIENDSHIPS Q&A

Anamaria Navarrete, Features Editor
February 22, 2019
Q&A TEACHER SPOTLIGHT: MR. DAVID PARDO

Q&A TEACHER SPOTLIGHT: MR. DAVID PARDO

Michael Pincus, Features Staffer
February 20, 2019
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