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Hawk Highlights
The student news site of Hays HS

Hawk Highlights
Natalie Rocha

Natalie Rocha, Photographer

This is Natalie's first year on Hays media staff. She joins as a photographer and is also on the swim team.

"I love music, clothes, & playing guitar. I also have a sparkling water addiction."

All content by Natalie Rocha

An eclipse-themed ASMR Friday

Carlos Arriaga Arteaga, Zoey Briones, Natalie Rocha, and Guerin Bernardrin
April 5, 2024
All boys Cameron Wrobleski 12, Joaquin Zapata 12, Anderson Brown 12th, Carter Gonzales 9, Coleman Brown 10, and Gage Pittman either qualified for region as a relay team, and or as an individual event. This will be Hays Swim teams biggest group of region qualifiers.

Hays swim qualifies for Regionals

Natalie Rocha, photographer, writer, graphic artist
February 15, 2023
John David Nichols, 11th grade.

Hawk Highlight: John David Nichols

Natalie Rocha, Legacy photographer, writer
December 12, 2022
Hays students go on a trip to visit the University of Houston.

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The University of Houston has squirrels everyone. A lot of the squirrels are larger than usually because of the college students feeding them.

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Xochi Wright, 11, with her Thanksgiving food. She was very excited for this very day, and was able to be 7th in line for the food.

Thanksgiving Food for Lunch

Natalie Rocha, photographer, writer
November 26, 2022
On Saturday, November 12, the Hays Swim team went to Aggieland. Anderson Brown, 12, and Joaquin Zapata, 12, were able to make finals. Anderson Brown got 2nd in 100 fly, and 3rd in the 200 IM. Joaquin Zapata got 6th in the 100 fly, and 8th 200 IM.

Aggieland swim meet

Natalie Rocha, photographer, writer
November 15, 2022
Evy Llabres, 12, and Kennedy clement, 12, dress up as Pitbull for Pitbull day.

Red Ribbon Week

Natalie Rocha, writer, photographer
November 1, 2022
Mr. Lloyds forensics class works on a crime scene lab.

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Donovan and Krystal were very serious about dissecting this feline.

Science club takes a closer look at animal anatomy

Natalie Rocha, Legacy photographer, writer
October 1, 2022
Austin Larrison, grade 11, shows off some vacuumed sealed frogs. Princess and the frog? No, more like, Prince and some Frogs.

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Austin Larrison and Tony Moreno, 11, smile in amazement. Zeke Reyna, 11, have some second thoughts about dissecting this feline.

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Tony Moreno, 11, holds up a feline just before dissecting in Science Club.

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Austin Larrison, 11, preps for the Science Club cat dissection. The dissection helped members learn about basic anatomy and systems.

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Brynn Ballard, 12, preps the frogs for dissection and study in Science Club.

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Gracie Gonzales and Kyler Halenza, 10, were feeling like they were in Greys Anatomy with all those tools for the frog dissection.

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Though it may not like seem like it, dissecting fish can be funny. Tony Moreno, 11, slices into the fish for the Science Club after-school activity.

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Dissection was a success. Frogs, fish and felines taught Science Club students anatomy basics.

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“My goal as NHS V.P this year is to make the NHS environment more lively and to get more volunteering hours together as a community” -Audre Knepp class of 2023

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Natalie Rocha

[Photo] Natalie Rocha

August 31, 2022
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