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The photo shows a wildfire aggressively spreading through a forest near a lake.
Expire the wildfires
September 24, 2021
The Stampede editors went to Orlando for Elite Weekend to figure out their plans for the yearbook.
Working at Walsworth workshops
September 24, 2021
On Sept 20, in the media center, some seniors gathered to work on their Common Application with the help of Ms. Chamberlin (FAC).
College application madness
September 24, 2021
Bebel Viera (‘22), Ms. Denise Crabtree (FAC), Cayla Heckroth (‘22), Colson Grantt (‘22), and Catherine Miller (‘22) off screen, to the left, discuss what to put in the gift baskets for the ICU nurses.
We see you, ICU
September 24, 2021
On Sept. 3 at 7:50 a.m. all members of the Leo Club recited the Leo pledge for the first time this year.
The roaring lions
September 17, 2021
Cailin Wilson (22) sits on the rooftop of a parking garage near the University of Tampa. Photo provided by Cailin Wilson.
Oh, SNAP!
September 17, 2021
Ms. Nicole Rosenberg sits at her computer. Photo by Maya Hernandez
A staff is born
September 17, 2021
Jace Trautner (22) leads the Stang Gang in cheering for the football team after they scored a touchdown in the second quarter of the home game against Fivay High School on Aug. 27. Photo by: Emma Diehl
Heads of the Herd
September 10, 2021
Lets save lives
Let’s save lives
April 11, 2020
Based on a true story
October 20, 2015
Cailin Wilson (22) sits on the rooftop of a parking garage near the University of Tampa. Photo provided by Cailin Wilson.
Oh, SNAP!
September 17, 2021
Conill finishes her assignment during first period for anatomy and physiology. She had worked with other classmates, making new friends in her classes. “It is one of my hardest classes because there is a lot of words that I need to learn because in Catalan or Spanish [language] is different,” Conill said. Photo by Keira Walter.
Far from home
September 14, 2021
Labor Day weekend, Jake Misemer, father of AJ Misemer (‘23) walks across the deck of the family stilt house. The family arrived by boat that morning from Port Richey. Photo taken by Ms. Susan McNulty (FAC).
Vacations at Sea
September 10, 2021
Off of online
September 2, 2021
Adriana Richardson sits in Ms. Hampton’s AP World History class. Reading through the textbook, she writes down important facts about the chapter. “I was working on my outlines for chapter nine on Islam,” Richardson said.
Advancing to the future
September 2, 2021
A Green Bay fan since birth, Gracie Martin (22) roots for the Packers with her Wisconsin family.
NFL: Season ‘21
September 22, 2021
The offense line prepares to snap the ball during the fourth quarter against River Ridge. Photo by: Emma Diehl
Nighty Night Knights: 5 years asleep
September 10, 2021
Born to run
Born to run
April 28, 2021
NCAA National Championship
April 12, 2021
Homecoming Football Frenzy
August 20, 2015
The staff implements specific safety regulations for on-campus student drivers in order to help prevent reckless driving in the parking lot.
Behind the scenes of the senior lot
September 17, 2021
To mask or not to mask
To mask or not to mask
September 2, 2021
Taliban fighters move through Afghanistan.
Thoughts on the Taliban
August 31, 2021
Collecting items can lead to collecting memories if in the right state of mind
January 13, 2021
Credit: Marvin Tolentino / Alamy Stock Photo
Progression of the COVID-19 vaccine
January 13, 2021
Denmark, Copenhagen - March 19, 2018. The English pop singer Harry Styles performs a live concert at Royal Arena in Copenhagen.
The comeback of concerts
August 31, 2021
Drama in the theater
Drama in the theater
August 30, 2021
Holiday Lights in Tampa Bay
December 20, 2016

The Hoofbeat

The Hoofbeat
The photo shows a wildfire aggressively spreading through a forest near a lake.

Expire the wildfires

Mattox Sartori, Staff Reporter
September 24, 2021
The Stampede editors went to Orlando for Elite Weekend to figure out their plans for the yearbook.

Working at Walsworth workshops

Alexa Grubbs, editor
September 24, 2021
On Sept 20, in the media center, some seniors gathered to work on their Common Application with the help of Ms. Chamberlin (FAC).

College application madness

Alexa Grubbs, editor
September 24, 2021
Bebel Viera (‘22), Ms. Denise Crabtree (FAC), Cayla Heckroth (‘22), Colson Grantt (‘22), and Catherine Miller (‘22) off screen, to the left, discuss what to put in the gift baskets for the ICU nurses.

We see you, ICU

Bella Melby-Mazzei, staff reporter
September 24, 2021
On Sept. 3 at 7:50 a.m. all members of the Leo Club recited the Leo pledge for the first time this year.

The roaring lions

Hanna Carberry-Simmering, Staff Reporter
September 17, 2021
Partaking in politics

Partaking in politics

Sofia Chianella, Editor
September 14, 2021
Sofia Chianella (23) and Brooke Ealy (23) lead their fellow GEM club members through an informational presentation at the first club meeting on Aug. 25. Photo provided by: Kole Kemple

A group for minorities and allies

Emma Diehl, Editor-in-chief
September 7, 2021
After receiving a weather warning, Logan Holston (‘23) laughs with new friends during band practice on Tues., Aug. 24. Due to the weather warning, the band changed locations for practice. “Originally it was pretty awkward [making friends], but I just got into it, and it was easy, there and out,” Holston said. Photo by Keira Walter

Marching on

Keira Walter, staff reporter
September 2, 2021
Teaching his students, Edward Willoughby (FAC) deepens the knowledge of the future generation. Willoughby taught earth/space science to a multitude of students. “I do have hope for the future as slim as it might be, as cynical as I can be. I think if the people in our government take action now, we can turn this whole thing around and I prefer the planet to be nowhere between a cold wasteland or a barren desert,” Willoughby said. Photo by M. Hernandez

Can we beat the heat?

Maya Hernandez, staff reporter
September 2, 2021
Adriana Richardson sits in Ms. Hampton’s AP World History class. Reading through the textbook, she writes down important facts about the chapter. “I was working on my outlines for chapter nine on Islam,” Richardson said.

Advancing to the future

Bella Melby-Mazzei
September 2, 2021
Taliban fighters move through Afghanistan.

Thoughts on the Taliban

Sofia Chianella
August 31, 2021
Born to run

Born to run

Emma Diehl
April 28, 2021
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