Photo by: Liza Pavlenko
In their first regular season victory since 1992, the Parkrose Broncos had a dominating win against Roosevelt High School on Sept. 19. The final score was 61 to 14.
Photo by: Casey Fehling
Jerry Watson is known as the next Chris Brown because of the way he pops his hips and moves his body.
“Jerry! Do a dance for me!” someone yells across the theater room. Everyone is anticipating the upcoming musical Bronco Cabaret, excited to start rehearsal. “Come on Jerry, do your Beyonce dance.” This time all eyes turn to him. He’s shaking his body, with a little style of his own. Laughter and cheers fills the air as he dances to his own rhythm. He knows he’s the next Chris Brown.
By KERINA BLANCHARD
STAFF WRITER
By ELIZABETH LEE
FEATURES EDITOR
Tempers rise and someone beats someone else up. The victim could file a lawsuit, the assaulter could be expelled, referral forms could be filed – but do any of these options really solve the problem? Daniel Garcia, the new Restorative Justice School Mediation Specialist, has brought a new solution – restorative intervention – to Parkrose School District.
From last year to this year the football team has made some major changes in hopes of turning things around. Last year’s record of 0 out of 10 a disappointment, four- year captain and quarterback Nick Magrone, senior, hopes he can lead the team into a new era.
