Homecoming spirit

Moise Lavertu, Staff Writer|November 29, 2019

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GO CANES! The pep rally kicked off multiple events that happened over the weekend as the Category 5 Hurricanes took on the Suncoast Chargers in the biggest rivalry game of the year, and next day was the Homecoming Dance.

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TO NEW BEGINNINGS: Main Office Receptionist Ms. Hernandez has graduated from Palm Beach State College majoring in Psychology. Ms. Hernandez advises Hurricanes to Enroll into college after high school, because going to college while an adult and working a full time job is very hard. But I feel I accomplished and did something I always said I was going to do. I feel like I made my family proud. She plans to continue on at Florida Atlantic University.

Turning the tassel

DRILL: The Marine team brought a pull-up bar for students like Shadrack Simmons, right, to show off their arm strength with how many upthrusts they can do.

Power hour

OSCARS: Oh, wow! Wow! Will Smith just smacked the s---- out of me, said Chris Rock.

Chris gets rocked

NIGHTTIME CELEBRATION: For prom, the juniors and seniors gathered at the Hilton Hotel to celebrate the close of the 2021-2022 academic school year. For this years prom, the theme was a masquerade ball. The prom king and queen were awarded to Carlins Vincent and Cameron Wooten (see last slide).

Formal festivities

FUNDAMENTAL: Ms. Hernandez shows some of her essentials to have in the office.

Indispensables in office

INFANTS: Martinie Nelson from the Community Voice program visits the Medical Academy to educate them on the importance of health care for pregnant women on Thursday, Feb. 2.

Healthy babies

COOKING UP: Chef Hall and IGHS sophomore Branskey Luc performed cooking demonstrations for city residents at the Riviera Beach Urban Farms official Grand Opening on Jan. 21. This event left a lasting impression on several middle school students, who are now considering enrolling in the IGHS culinary academy in the near future. Just off Blue Heron Blvd., the Urban Farm is behind Barracuda Bay.

Farm-to-table

MAKE YOUR FUTURE: The Canes and other high schoolers had the opportunity to go to the Claim Your Future Showcase at the Palm Beach County Convention Center on Jan. 31. They had a chance to see many companies showing what jobs they offer.

Thinking ahead

SCHOOL SPIRIT: The Student Government Association held a pep rally on Friday, Jan. 27 to support the basketball team as they played their last home game and Senior night .

Rallying the Canes

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

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