Senior Codie O’Krangley carefully places a pig heart into the dissecting tray after retrieving it from Mr. DeHorn. (Photo by Avarey Lippert)
After cleaning a pig heart, junior Allison Dryburgh shuts off the faucet, ready to begin the dissection. (Photo by Avarey Lippert)
Mr. DeHorn assists junior Sarah Berger in identifying the external anatomy of a pig heart. (Photo by Avarey Lippert)
Jazmyn Thompson examines a pig heart while Juliana Apo and Gabs Rissley can’t hide their disgust. (Photo by Avarey Lippert)
Sophomore Aseel Ghannam takes her surgical scissors to apig heart, carefully beginning the dissection. (Photo by Avarey Lippert)
Senior Ryan Snider reacts with visible disgust while examining a pig heart prepared for dissection. (Photo by Avarey Lippert)
Under Mr. DeHorn’s guidance, Noah Johnston closely examines the pig heart incision. (Photo by Avarey Lippert)
Sophomore Lia-Rose Perry carefully opens a pig heart while learning about its anatomy. (Photo by Avarey Lippert)
Mr. Reeder (Photo by Marie Bozso)
(Photo by Ainsley Fron)
william szyperski showing kindness by giving blood though the blood drive to help the people in need. (Photo By Mariah Peterson)
(Photo by Escher Reeder)
Standing in the spotlight, Nolan Van'tHof keeps an eye on his oponents, while trying to win the game at the winter pep assembly. (Photo by Lilli Jackson)
(Photo by Lena Gesing)
Lydia Shoesmith pours chocolate onto the cookie dough balls in Food Science. (Photo by Chloe Smith)
(Photo by Mohamed Gamareldawala)
Blood Drive (Photo by Chloe Smith)
Lillian Jackson enjoys a snack and a drink with Yasmeen Ghannam before donating blood. (Photo by Chloe Smith)
While waiting for his turn to donate blood, Mr. Reeder enjoys a chocolate chip cookie and takes a moment to relax during the school blood drive. (Photo by Brianna Severson)
(Photo by Amari Godoy-Murillo)
Katie Tran, Key Club meeting (Photo by Zainab Piromari)
Tala Mohamed takes a moment to say thank you to our teachers. (Photo by Zainab Piromari)
Key Club makes their contribution to Teacher Appreciation Week. (Photo by Zainab Piromari)
(Photo by Laura Harder)
(Photo by Laura Harder)
(Photo by Jordan Trice)
Junior Distracted Driving Assembly (Photo by Jeremiah Pittman)
A helicopter descends into the south campus parking lot carrying a safety response team to reenact a deadly crash during the Distracted Driving Assembly for juniors at Caledonia High School. (Photo by Ella-Grace Wickens)
The helicopter’s powerful wind blows through the hair of students from Caledonia High School as they stand in the grass watching the staged crash demonstration during the Distracted Driving Assembly. (Photo by Ella-Grace Wickens)
After being placed on a stretcher and wheeled into an ambulance, Tiona Sakala plays the role of a crash victim during the staged accident reenactment. (Photo by Ella-Grace Wickens)
A student is transported to the hospital after firefighters extricate her from the simulated crash during the safety assembly. (Photo by Jeremiah Pittman)
Junior Kiara Cogswell experienced the crash simulation alongside the entire junior class, realizing just how intense and emotional a real-life accident could be. “It was unique and surreal. I couldn't imagine being in that situation for real — it was really scary, but also a good learning experience.” (Photo by Ella-Grace Wickens)
Kiara Cogswell follows protocol with an officer after a simulated crash during a safety assembly for juniors. (Photo by Jeremiah Pittman)
Junior Distracted Driving Assembly (Photo by Jeremiah Pittman)
Distracted Driving Assembly (Photo by Jeremiah Pittman)
Students reflect during a memorial portion of the Distracted Driving Assembly honoring a student after a simulated crash. (Photo by Jeremiah Pittman)
As a memorial video honoring Joelyn Abraham plays during the assembly, students like Trey Curnow sink into their chairs and fall silent as emotion fills the crowd. (Photo by Ella-Grace Wickens)
Decision Day (Photo by Addi Thornton)
Decision Day (Photo by Addi Thornton)
Decision Day (Photo by Felicity Fanco)
Decision Day (Photo by Addi Thornton)
Decision Day (Photo by Mackenzie Popma)
(Photo by Jordan Trice)
The face painting table at the Spring Carnival (Photo by Judah Dorband)
Sophomore Karabo Nyirarukundo smiles while petting a cow during the spring carnival, enjoying one of the event’s most popular attractions. “My favorite part of the school carnival was the goats because I’m the GOAT, but the cows were pretty cool too.” (Photo by Judah Dorband)
Sophomore Mimi Par makes a surprised face after a cow unexpectedly sneezed on her during the spring carnival. “It was so cool being able to see those animals during the spring carnival. The cow had sneezed on me, so I was really baffled.” (Photo by Judah Dorband)
(Photo by Judah Dorband)
Madyson Randall holds a bunny at the petting zoo, enjoying one of the many activities at the Spring Carnival. (Photo by Brianna Severson)
Juniors Elsha Bytwork and Ashlyn Nicoles share a hug at the Spring Carnival. Next stop: elephant ears. (Photo By Brianna Severson)
Sophie Grajewski brings smiles to her peers by painting faces and sharing her face painting skills. (Photo by Brianna Severson)
Sharing an elephant ear, seniors Katelyn Jaquish and Andrew VanderKolk, along with junior Maggie Koopman. (Photo by Brianna Severson)
(Photo by Judah Dorband)
(Photo by Judah Dorband)
(Photo by Judah Dorband)
Junior Austin Robinson makes a sour face while competing in the sour watermelon eating contest, determined to come out on top. “I was so locked in trying to win this contest. I feel like it would be fun watching others do an apple bobbing contest if we did different foods one year.” (Photo by Judah Dorband)
(Photo by Chloe Smith)
(Photo by Chloe Smith)
(Photo by Easton Miller)
(Photo by Easton Miller)
(Photo by Easton Miller)
Security Guard O'Dwyer keeps us safe from adminsitrative dinosaurs.
(Photo by Tristynn Bisson)
(Photo by Tristynn Bisson)
Retiree Clap-Out (Photo by Natalia Teneyuque)
Students gather around a pony during an Agri-Cal event held at Paris Ridge. Members of the high school food science class helped lead the event. (Photo by Landry Mueller)
Students gather around a display of chicks at Paris Ridge during an Agri-Cal event. (Photo By Landry Mueller)
Student at Paris Ridge interact with sheep during a Agri-Cal event. (Photo By Landry Mueller)
Veda Choiniere helps students at Paris Ridge interact with rabbits during an Agri-Cal event. (Photo By Landry Mueller)
