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Photo gallery: Welcome to the Jungle

Cooper Meldrum and Sydney Stout • August 30, 2019

Editor’s Note: This gallery has been updated with photos from staff photographer Sydney Stout.

Students stepped into the Jungle Friday morning. In anticipation for the Volleyball game tonight against Prosper and the annual Tom Landry Classic on Saturday night against Colleyville Heritage, the gym was decorated with animals, vines and balloons to set the stage for the school year’s first pep rally. 

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Gallery • 11 Photos
Cooper Meldrum
Senior Matt Picirrillo plays the trash can drums as part of the Dirty Drumline. The male upperclassmen in the Dirty Drumline plan on attending football games and playing the trash cans with drum sticks in the student section.
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Cooper Meldrum
Cooper Meldrum, Photographer
Senior Cooper Meldrum is now in his second and final year with The Red Ledger where he will be a photographer. Outside of school, his hobbies include lacrosse and just about any other sport around. He loves to be active in the outdoors and never sits around doing nothing. But, when he does sit around doing nothing, he likes to watch movies. One of his all time favorites is “Top Gun.” He is excited to finish his High School career in in TRL.
Sydney Stout
Sydney Stout, Photographer
Senior Sydney Stout is excited to return to The Red Ledger this year as a photographer. She worked for four years as a photographer. You can often find Stout on the football field running around with a giant camera around her neck or in the newsroom. She walks with a pep in her step and is always willing to chat. Stout enjoys running, debate, photography, traveling and driving around with friends. She is friendly, kind, and in some ways, in her world, an “icon.” She is an outstanding friend and is excited to see what this year has in store for her.

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