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During one of JROTC's weight room days Eunice Patrick, 9, uses a squatting rack. "They are given the option because it's 36 degrees to either go into the field house or lift weights." the codirector, James Watkins said. (Maija Miller Photo)

During “Shrek” rehearsals Jan. 12, David Wooddell, 11, Peyton Rowland, 11, Cassidy Allen, 12, and Ashlynn Antillon, 11, practice the puppetry to move the dragon for the musical. Opening night for the performance is Jan. 20 at the Mansfield ISD Center for the Performing Arts. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the show starts at 7 p.m. (Landri Hargrove Photo)

Marshall Rea, 11, and Alyssa Briles, 9, practice "Cyclone" in preparation for percussion ensemble March 11. (Brennan Lotz Photo)

During 5th-period dance class, senior Melanie Ledesma practices a routine. Dancers performed in front of Coach Parlin to see what she thought of their dance, so she could make changes. (Avery Florence Photo)

During Legacy boys varsity soccer tournament, Leonel Hernandez Rico, 11, defends and gains possession of the ball from Lancaster. Legacy won 7-2. Tournaments continue at RLA till January 8. (Brooklyn Hilmes Photo)

On Dec. 11 at the MISD Center for Performing Arts, seniors Macie Lindstrom and Claire Wisdom perform the kick section of their song, "We Need a Little Christmas," their traditional present dance at the Hometown Holiday Dance Spectacular. (Nicole Novak Photo)

Joshua Ipock, 12, and Aaron Batzer, 12, work on their speeches for Acadec. Those who aren't on the competitive team have to prepare a 3 to 4 minute presentation for the class. (Avery Florence Photo)

In the MAC, senior Zein Daaboul, celebrates after committing to Vernon Junior College during Legacy’s signing day. (Brennan Lotz Photo)

To start the game against DeSoto on Dec. 7, Isaiah Manning jumps to gain possession of the ball. Legacy won 82-72. (Samantha Freeman Photo)

At practice Dec. 6, Morgan Kolanek bowls in preparation for their match. The boys' bowling team has a match at 5:30 on Dec. 8 at the ITRC against Lake Ridge. The girls' bowling team also competes at 5:30 on Dec. 9 at the ITRC. (Landri Hargrove Photo)

Matthew Rooney, 12, helps a boy with a basketball shot. Rooney and other Legacy students volunteered during Mansfield's Hometown Holiday event by running midway carnival games. (Brennan Lotz Photo)

At the choir holiday tour Dec. 2, Finn Mortin, 12, performs a song and dance with the show choir. The show and chamber choirs performed holiday songs at four different schools in the Legacy feeder pattern. (Hayley Parsons Photo)

At the face paint station, Bucky the Bronco takes pictures with students during MISD's Toys for Tots. Later in the night, Bucky won in the high school mascot race. (Brooklyn Hilmes Photo)

During advisory in the Latin Diversity Club, Gicelia Melendz, 10, writes a list of food and drinks to bring for their Christmas party. (Arlo DeVera Photo)

Cutting out pieces of a collage, Charlotte Lagow, 11 , works on her project. In art class, their assignment was to take a photo of their face and add pieces of colored paper around it. (Emma Williams Photo)

Charlee Stahura, 10, takes Tango the puppy outside. Tango is Miranda Brown’s new dachshund puppy. Brown took her puppy to the Ag barn at Ben Barber to show her teacher friends. (Riley Lassiter Photo)

In theater class, Maddie Holland, 10, plays an icebreaker game and has to answer the question: "Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Are you married? Do you have kids?" Her answer was, "I see myself as an actress, and if I have a husband, I'd love to have kids." (Sandra Estes Photo)

In the room-length mirror, Lindy Shaver, 12, watches her movements to "Like It's Christmas" by the Jonas Brothers during show choir practice after school. Show Choir will perform their show at Toys for Tots on Dec. 1. (Maija Miller Photo)

At the MISD Center for the Performing Arts, Annali Hollinger, 12, and Caelan Campagna, 11, perform "Meadowlark" from the musical, "The Baker's Wife." The performance was part of the show “All Together Now,” a collection of songs performed by the musical theater classes from each high school in the district and was a nationwide event that celebrated the re-opening of Broadway. (Nicole Novak Photo)

Claire Carney, 10, and Annelise Vinson, 10, study their notes in social studies class. Students took a quiz over their current unit. (Catherine Walworth Photo)

Justin Dodd, 11, and Brooklyn Van Zandt, 10, put on gloves as they prepare for the Veterans Day lunch. Last year, the event was canceled because of COVID-19 restrictions. This year's event was hosted by JROTC. (Benjamin Paul Photo)

On Nov. 10, Emillia Lawson grabs her breakfast during a meeting for Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Every week the club meets on Wednesday morning and offers food and drinks as well as fun games after they come together and talk about their faith. (Caroline Schlieker Photo)

In math class Addyson Schouten, 10, plays with Snapchat filters while Brooklyn Ramey Halkyard, 10, and Natalia Gonzalez, 10, watch after completing all of their work. “Playing with snap filters helps us come together and laugh about it,” Schouten said. (Matthew Carroll Photo)

In the training room, Favour Akinyemi, 10, makes a water cow for JV Girls Basketball to use. "It's about meeting new people, making new friends, treating them, doing my best to help them in whatever way I can," Akinyemi said. (Maija Miller Photo)

Seniors Makena Diehl, Zaria Ayers, Austin Carlson, Max Harris compete in a game of tug-of-war against faculty for the Red Out pep rally Nov. 5. Faculty won and received a trophy for defeating the seniors. (Brooklyn Hilmes Photo)

Preparing for tomorrow’s pep rally, Avery Deese, 11, and Nikki Balderson, 11, paint their class sign to hang in the gym. The cheer team has been getting ready for Senior Week by learning material for the pep rally and for the final district football game Friday, Nov. 5. (Landri Hargrove Photo)

At the varsity scrimmage against Keller on Nov. 1, senior Sirviva Legions looks for an open pass to one of her teammates. Legacy won 59-33. The next game is Nov. 9 at Pinkston High School. (Samantha Freeman Photo)

Freshman Kenna Randall gets her right thumb taped on November 2, 2021 by Junior Alisa Cook after getting hit with a softball. "It still hurts just as bad as it did two weeks ago." Randall states. (Tori Burris Photo)

Jessica Aldridge, 11, launches a rocket during physics to learn about projectiles. (Conner Dill Photo)

Tanner Keetch, 12, and David Sanchez, 12, pay for the senior panoramic photos taken Oct. 28. The Class of 2022 were given their senior cap and gown order packets that are due on Nov. 3 for girls and Nov. 4 for boys. (Benjamin Paul Photo)

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