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Student Council sets up a movie screen projector
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Anna and Meadow Flacy
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Cozy, coupled, and matching!
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Lexi Lescarbeau and Brandon Legasppy
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Nadine Gioe and Dion Mack
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Danitza Diaz, Keisha Ho, and Adyanna Flores
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A trio of pals!
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PB, Marianne Cardenas, and Jamilet Ryburn
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A cozy bunch of friends!
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Lillian O’Reilly and Kyler Purviance
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Ryder Thatcher, Karyck Donnelly, Kaya Wilkowski, and Ana Cowser
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Killian Wilkowski and Christian Marsh
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Marcus Reeves and Asia Crawford
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Delilah Rogers, Grace Camacho, Ambrey Williams, and Damion Demmon
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Mason King, Zoe Forehand, Mia Payette, Tatum Crawford, and Miguel Marcial
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Couple of besties!
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Gorgeous girls!
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Tight squad!
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Jayden Winton and Lynnea Montgomery
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Student Council selling snacks
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Sam Ruiz, Nafe Parr, and Savannah Valadez
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Yaretzi Valencia, Betsy Robles, Neela Luna, and Robert Romera-Luna
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Peers line up to purchase snacks
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Allyzon Nuñes, Damarys Gonzalez, Gabriella Velasquez, Kayrenn Chico, Nivea Serrano, Asia Crawford, and Marcus Reeves
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Vincent Lescarbeau watching out for his sister Lexi
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Justine Wadington and Charlie Coronado
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Julissa Estrada, McKenna Maddock, Aiden Moat, Izaya Fregoso, and Nissie Arellano
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Temperance Rendon and Natalie Garcia
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Sahuaro’s first fall movie was planned for October 23rd from 6-8 pm on the Howard Breinig Football Field. The 2005 classic, Corpse Bride, was the intended feature film for around 75 students that evening. Student Council was also set up to sell snacks, drinks, and candy. Unfortunately, after multiple attempts to stabilize the projector, connect to speakers, and liven up the Halloween spirit, the movie night was canceled.
Students showed up with blankets, stuffed animals, and take-out, but despite only being there for around 30 minutes, students were asked to exit the school. The blow-up projector continuously tumbled over, the movie kept pausing, and there was no sound. Moviegoers who spent money on gas and food were not allowed to finish their meals on the grass due to the cancellation. Attendee Lynnea Montgomery said, “I didn’t really care that it got canceled, but like, getting kicked off the field is kind of rude.”
In the future, Student Council plans to remedy the situation by, “…looking to do something hopefully again. Next time we’ll do it indoors so we don’t have to worry about the weather, and the audio will be more available for us to plug into. So those are the two biggest things that I think will make it easier for us to be successful going forward,” Mr. Lopez said.
