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Isabella Bernabeo stands in a Manhattan square with the One World Trade Center in the distance. Bernabeo, former Assistant Editor-in-Chief of The Sage, is continuing to pursue her passion for journalism at New York University. (Photo courtesy of Isabella Bernabeo)
Nick Cepek, former Executive Director of the Sage, is studying business at the University of Missouri. Cepek highlights the importance of freedom and self drive in college. (Photo courtesy of Nick Cepek)
Nadia Razzaq, Isabella Bernabeo, Nick Cepek (Right to Left)
Nadia Razzaq stands in front of the Golden Gate Bridge. Razzaq, former Editor-in-Chief of The Sage, is now studying political science at UC Berkeley. (Photo by Nadia Razzaq)
Elijah is pitching against El Camino. He is trying to strike out the batter.

Gavin Femrite
Stephens is mid-pitch in the first inning. His ERA was 1.07 this year, meaning that he only allows 1 run to score every time he pitches.

Gavin Femrite

Behind the Scenes: SCHS Music Prepares for Their Pops Concert

Luke Miller, Emry Molina and Violet Churchill ◊ 44 Views

A bronze French horn used for a symphony orchestra. Golden metal and a golden sound.

Emry Molina
The detailed wooden bars of a xylophone. The instrument is set up and ready to be played.

Luke Miller
Students prepare for rehearsal. The whole ensemble is ready to go.

Violet Churchill
A student practices the bass clarinet with focus. It produces a rich, deep sound.

Emry Molina
Students are rehearsing together. The low brass section provides a great sound.

Luke Miller
The music stands hold the music for the performance. Students are ready to play.

Violet Churchill
An example of a student’s sheet music. The student has added notations for the concert.

Emry Molina
The tuba player is hard at work. The student has practiced for many hours for the concert.

Luke Miller
The bass violin is one of the largest instruments in the orchestra. The player must be very talented.

Violet Churchill
The percussion section keeps the rhythm for the ensemble. Drums and cymbals are essential.

Emry Molina

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