Argyle’s national award-winning choir program is made up of over 50 students, ranging from freshmen to seniors. There are two choirs and two A capella groups that students can participate in. All of these include a try-out process and a year-round commitment to competitions and performances. Out of these individuals, there are a few members who are graduating this Spring and chose to spend all four years of their high school career in the choir program. These dedicated members have their reasons for being in choir, and all of them left an impression that will reverberate for years to come. The...

Over the past four years the Argyle wrestling program has grown exponentially by doubling the amount of male wrestlers, as well as creating a new female team. With the help of both Coach Morse, and several of the senior wrestlers, the program has had great success this year and left a lasting impact on Argyle ISD. “I was part of the first girls' wrestling team,” senior wrestler Emilia Hernandez said. “I think it is an honor honestly to be there when the team was first starting through all the trials and tribulations. It definitely wasn’t always easy.” While Argyle is very athletically...

After 23 years of hard work and dedication to Argyle ISD, Dr. Telena Wright has passed on the role of superintendent to Dr. Courtney Carpenter. Dr. Wright retired from her position on June 30, 2023 after 15 years of overseeing major developments and accomplishments within the district. She will forever be remembered for her outstanding contributions to the district with the Argyle ISD administration building being dedicated to her. “I think some advice or inspiration I’d take from Dr. Wright would be that she always made time for people, and held onto those relationships while building the...

After very successful careers in Argyle Debate, seven seniors, Caleb Leonard, Addison High, Grant Parris, Bryce Majerczyk, Cole Tisdale, Bhuvana Davaluri, and Sumia Thomas, gave their last argument from behind the podium. Throughout their debate careers, they have created a legacy of prestige for Argyle Debate among state competitors and left a major impression on their coach Jessica Reynolds, and fellow classmates. “When I got here we had never had anybody medal at the state meet, and so now we have had people medal at every UIL event at the state meet,” Reynolds said. Leonard has been...

A writer’s biggest challenge is meeting a deadline, as it will either make or break a person. However, 41 years ago, Stacy Short found a passion in journalism, which led to her successful and inspiring 31-year career as a high school English, journalism, and film teacher. After inspiring students with a passion for teaching unlike any other, Short is taking her leave and retiring at the end of the 2023-24 school year. While she has come a long way from her high school journalism career, she explored several professions along the way before finding her love for teaching. “I went to eight...

-Annalise Bodine, Editor-In-Chief Class of 2024, watching you grow and transform throughout your high school career has been such an inspiring and motivating experience. Having a sister and many people I love graduating today, it is an extremely bittersweet experience. As many of you may already know and are experiencing, growing up is extremely scary. From now on, you will never live under the same roof as your parents or siblings, drive down the same roads, or make the same late-night Sonic runs. Yet, with all of these “never agains” are a million more “firsts”. Your first time...