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The Red 'n' Green
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Meet The Red’n’Green

Tess Kujawa, Social Media Manager
September 21, 2023

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Freshman Eva Vang has been creating art for as long as she can remember, using many varieties of mediums and finding inspiration wherever she goes. The art piece shown above is one of her favorite creations. “This painting is titled ‘Light.’” It was inspired by the Greek story of Icarus; he was a boy who had wax wings and flew too close to the sun,” Vang said.
Student shares life-long love for art
English teacher Erika Crowley and counselor Ann Ragus work on planning out the Europe trip. They will be traveling to five countries in total, England, France, Switzerland, Germany, and the Czech Republic. “I work probably every day on the trip, I kind of pick away at it. It’s always in the back of my brain,” Ragus said.
Students to travel to Europe
Senior Ana Deleon celebrates her quinceañera with her friends and family at City Inn, now Mastricolas, in Berlin, WI.
Quinceañera, a momentous cultural coming-of-age celebration
Freshman Josue Valtierrez Rodriguez (in red) has been playing soccer since the 2nd grade and has played for teams such as Wisconsin International Soccer in Spain and the YMCA. Valtierrez Rodriguez participated in last summer’s Donosti Cup held in Spain. Valtierrez Rodriguez shares his favorite aspects of Spain. “The beaches, all the stores and the food,” Valtierrez Rodriguez said.
Freshmen expand out of small town soccer
Seniors Kayla Buhrow and David Fuentes are the May students of the month.
Buhrow, Fuentes named May Students of the Month
The Spanish Four class, from left to right: juniors Thomas McCarthy, James Paskey, Spanish teacher Jairo Granados, Becca Bartol, Lilian Johnson, and Daniel Dunbar. The class was celebrating a fiesta. “We’re the only Spanish four class,” junior Becca Bartol said.
Spanish class numbers declining