First pep rally of 2018

Ruth-Anna Kalchik, Staff Writer|February 11, 2018

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Ruth-Anna Kalchik, and Ruth Mondesir

LET THE GAMES BEGIN: Assistant Principal Mrs. Pientka and student and staff contenders participated in musical chairs, among other activities Jan. 19 during the new year’s first Pep Rally.

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RISING CANES: Mr. Lambaz, Pre Architecture and Engineering instructor, took his students Jayden Sander, Sebastian Navas and Tony Kahwati, to Legislative Day in Tallahassee.
Our students, Tony, Sebastian, and Jaden did an incredible job advocating for our school, commented Mr. Lambaz. They had the opportunity to interact face-to-face with our house, representatives, senators and discuss some key points that needs to be addressed in regards to the profession.

Congressional canes

SPLASH: Mr. Rice took the Canes on a trip to Peanut Island on Tuesday, Jan 24.

Long time, no sea

CLASS OF 2023: The graduating Seniors and clubs took their Yearbook pictures on the football field with CADY studios on Wednesday, Jan. 18.

Coming to an end

AN ENRICHING EXPERIENCE: So come on equality your name means equal , equal justice , equal rights , equal housing, equal schools, and equal opportunity! Justice is something everyone should enjoy, but I say everyone must have justice, justice does not always stand by the people, justice does not always stand up for what is right, and justice does not alway stand by people of color. Inspiring words spoken by 8 year old Julia Vital. The celebration of not only Martin Luther King jr, but the striving paths of younger and older generations have created or are on their way too. The event was held on January 16th at the PBC Convention center.

42nd Annual MLK Breakfast

A WAY TO REMEMBER: Students from different schools and very important people gathered to celebrate the 42nd Annual MLK Breakfast at the Convention Center on Jan. 16. Harold F. Pryor, Broward State Attorney, served as the keynote speaker.

Equality, Justice, Freedom

BLOWOUT: After Canes Varsity Basketball team ended off first half with a lead of 47-13, The Dreyfoos Jaguars ended the game after third quarter sending the Hurricanes back home with a win of 74-26.

Easy win

10-0: The Hurricanes Varsity basketball team brought home a victory after playing against Palm Beach Central High, making it their tenth win in a row.

Unconquered

MUCK SWEEP: The Hurricanes remain their winning streak, after JV and Varsity defeated Glades Central Raiders.

Wiped out

TRIPLE BEATDOWN: The Hurricanes Freshman, JV, and Varsity basketball team defeated Pahokees Blue Devils, sending them back home with an unforgettable memory.

Undefeated streak

ACHIEVEMENTS: The Athletic Department held a banquet in the auditorium to honor the hard work and dedication of this years cheerleaders and football players on Dec. 14.

Celebrating success

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