Red Rhythm takes summer trip to Galveston

Sydney Bishop, Guest Contributor

May 30, 2019

Plans for the 2019-20 Red Rhythm season are already underway as the team gets ready for summer camp and an overnight trip to Galveston June 21-23. “During the trip, the team will focus on team building, beach activities, and visiting Pleasure Pier,” drill team director Nicole Nothe said. “It...

Artistic Expressions: volume 8

May 29, 2019

Hundreds of students on campus take part in the many fine arts courses offered at school and each week Wingspan profiles one such student in this weekly feature.

Dresses impress at DMA

Yael Even, Staff Reporter

May 28, 2019

Dior, From Paris to the World, a new exhibit at the Dallas Museum Art, is a must see for anyone interested in fashion. Tickets are required, and only a limited number of people can go in at once, giving the exhibit an exclusive vibe. Showcased in a dim setting, the dresses are powerful, making a statemen...

Singing not strings for orchestra final project

Lucas Barr, Editor-in-chief

May 23, 2019

Following the end of year concert, orchestra students spent Tuesday and Wednesday writing out the notes from famous pop songs and singing them for a test. Students were put into groups and assigned songs before being left to figure out the music. “I had “Just Give Me a Reason” by Pink. That w...

Band ready for 2018-19 farewell concert

Kasey Harvey, Editor-in-chief

May 21, 2019

After hundreds of practices, countless miles marched, and dozens of songs performed, seniors in band bid farewell Tuesday's final concert of the year Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the auditorium. For senior Olivia Brucker, the concert is one last chance to enjoy the rush of performing. “One reason I�...

Drawing inspiration from the sea

Michael Laighton, WTV Staff Reporter

May 20, 2019

NAHS students are taking a field trip to the Dallas World Aquarium today.  Students took their sketchbooks to draw the creatures that they see. “It’ll be a unique opportunity to get something that we don’t usually get to draw too much of,” art teacher Pernie Fallon said. For sophomore S...

New crowd, same tunes

Yael Even, Staff Reporter

May 17, 2019

Jazz band swings into a new setting as they hit the stage at Legacy Hall on Sunday starting at 1 pm. “So we have been performing and rehearsing several of our tunes throughout the year,” associate band director Zach Anderson said. “We’ve been adding on as we have been getting more comfort...

Band swings into annual performance

Ava Peinhardt, Guest Contributor

May 17, 2019

Though the end of the year is around the corner, the band program is still at work for its annual Spring Swing, Saturday from 6-9 p.m. The event serves as both a fundraiser and a performance opportunity, but things are slightly different than they would be for any other concert. “Spring Swing...

No script, no problem for Improve Troupe

Walker Shippy, WTV Staff Reporter

May 16, 2019

Theatre performances are often rehearsed with the assistance of a script and stage directions but tonight theatre is doing just the opposite. The annual improv show is tonight in the auditorium but unlike most performances, the actors are simply given a prompt and from there, everything is unscrip...

Seven months in the making, parent-teacher orchestra debuts Wednesday

Prachurjya Shreya, Managing Editor

May 15, 2019

Student musicians are usually the focus of an orchestra concert, but at Wednesday’s spring concert starting at 7 p.m. in the auditorium, the parent-teacher orchestra may steal the spotlight. “It will be the first thing that will be in our concert,” assistant orchestra director Victoria Lien ...

Throwback Tuesday for choir’s final concert of the year

Madeline Aronson, Staff Reporter

May 15, 2019

The audience got “Rick Rolled” Tuesday night as choir performed hit songs from the ‘70s and ‘80s, including “Never Gonna Give You Up” by Rick Astley, in the group’s final concert of the year. “It’s always interesting on the last one, because you spend the whole year working on that k...

Back in time, choir set for spring show

Prachurjya Shreya, Managing Editor

May 14, 2019

From Queen to Berlin, the sounds of the 80’s will fill the auditorium one last time this school year, as choir performs their spring concert Tuesday evening starting at 7 p.m. “We have done lots of preparing by practicing choreography and our different songs,” senior Jessica Gordon said. �...