The choir captivates the audience with a heartfelt rendition of “Avemaria,” showcasing the talent and dedication of the seniors. Choir director Eric Weaver praises their commitment. “They’ve taken what they have done to heart,and will use what they have learned to perform on bigger and better stages,” Eric Weaver said.
The seniors aren’t the only ones saying good bye. Sophomore Lilliana McArthur, a military student, bids farewell as she prepares to move to North Carolina. “Choir has helped me connect or people and get over some of my stage anxiety,” Lilliana said.
Orchestra director Sandra Herrera bids farewell to her senior students, reflecting on the emotional journey they’ve shared since her first year of teaching.” I’m a bit emotional about the seniors leaving,” Sandra Herrera said. “They have been with me seems freshman year and my first year of teaching.”
Seniors took the stage with mixed emotions, reflecting on their final performance as they approach the end of their high school journey. “Our last performance is tonight, and it’s all just been happening really fast,” senior Adaiah Kendrick said.
The orchestra plays their UIL song 4 violins contends Vivaidi. Highlighting the four best violinists. “I was a little nervous and sad while performing,” senior Joshua Mcdougall said. “I truly did enjoy performing in an orchestra.”
The band concluded the concert with the ballet “Nurture,” leaving sophomore Even Delgado reflecting on the bittersweet farewell to the graduating seniors. “I felt like this was a good performance,” sophomore Even Delgado said. “I am sad to say bye to our seniors.”
The band reflect on the bittersweet farewell to seniors Betty and Ben, who have left a lasting impact during their time at school. “It’s hard to say goodbye to seniors like them who have been here so long,” junior Daniella Rodriguez said. “It was a bitter sweet moment.”
Band director Michael Peck gives a heartwarming speech at the end of the band’s performance thanking his seniors for their effort and dedication. “I wanted to give the seniors a final farewell,” Micheal Peck said.” To thank them for their time and to wish them luck in future endeavors.”
