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Corey Murray

Corey Murray

Megan Henry, Feature Editor
January 23, 2012

Sophomore Correy Murray catches the ball from the hike, takes two steps back and looks for his open receiver. He hurdles the ball down the field. Incomplete pass. Murray calls for a huddle, and brings the offense in for a quick talk. “All we gotta do is get this first down,” Murray said. Yards...

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Kristin Weems

Megan Henry
April 12, 2011

Senior Kristen Weems bounces the ball off the bottom of her racket. After a perfect serve into the right hand corner of her opponents service box she smiles in rejoicement as she celebrates the first ace of the game. When did you start playing tennis? “I started playing when I was eight.” Why...

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Get Involved: Club Listing for Students

Megan Henry
February 16, 2011

Different clubs meet every day before, during and after school. Some clubs stay under the radar, while others routinely make the morning announcements. However, all the clubs partake in activities within their group or the community, making an impact no matter big or small. Academic Decathlon-Brandon...

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Found on Facebook

Megan Henry
November 11, 2010

Emily Hall stares at her Facebook message. She begins to shake uncontrollably, repeatedly reading the message as tears form in her eyes. ‘Are your parents Chris and Judy?’ “Right then I realized who it was. I have never felt so empty and scared inside before in my life,” Hall said. “At...

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Students Offered Chance to Watch Obama’s Speech

Megan Henry
September 2, 2010

President Barack Obama will address his back-to-school televised speech during the school day on Sep. 14. All MISD campuses will show the speech live to students with their parents’ consent. Students must turn in a signed permission slip in order to miss class to watch his speech. Students without...

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Transportation Problems Cause Shift in Bell Schedule

Megan Henry
January 20, 2010

The new bell schedule cutting two minutes out of each passing period was made in order to reduce tardies and absences from students coming from Ben Barber. The schedule is primarily focused on students who attend Mansfield High School and Timberview High School and were often late to their home campus...

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Kim Koeckeritz

Megan Henry
April 23, 2009

Since the beginning of the year, senior Kim Koeckeritz lived without her mother.  Instead, Koeckeritz is living with a host family.   “I want to show my friends and family I can make it on my own,” she said. “I can stand on my own two feet.”   Koeckeritz came to the United States from...

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Parents Jobs Impact Childrens Lives

Parents Jobs Impact Childrens Lives

Megan Henry
October 25, 2011

Senior Paul Joye stands awestruck as his father pulls him closer and tightly hugs him. After going a full year without seeing his father, Joye embraces the moment of finally looking into his dad’s eyes since his departure earlier in the year. Joye’s father leaves the country for years at a time...

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BASIC unites through club meetings, prayer

Megan Henry
March 24, 2011

Standing in the darkness of Mrs. Schimming’s room, Stefan Boulter, 12, looks up at the television screen as multiple bible verses transition on and off the screen. “The words you are about to hear are true,” A man’s voice from the video lectures. “This is His love letter to you.” Members...

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What Other Schools Say About Legacy

Megan Henry
December 8, 2010

For the past four years, Legacy students have been stereotyped in different ways. Whether we were viewed as hicks because of the way we dress or known as the spoiled kids with a new school, we constantly had a label. Now, students from other schools in the district as well as our own students have changed...

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Playing With Heart; Handy Strives on Despite Cardiac Problems

Megan Henry
September 17, 2010

Brooklyn Handy sits in the service box of the tennis courts. Coach Noah Newton kneels down behind her, bracing her back and head. Handy’s eyes vacantly stare ahead, her vision blurs, she cannot remember where she is. Head tennis coach, Chad Redwine, sees the commotion, and heads to her side. He...

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On To The Next One: Women’s Golf Head To Regionals

Megan Henry
April 19, 2010

Gold medals hang from the neck of six golfers. The hour long car ride home from Squaw, Texas was filled with energized girls returning home as District Champions.  The Girls’ Golf team competed in the District tournament on Tuesday, April 6, and Wednesday, April 7. Out of the 13 girls that participated...

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Tennis Win Continues Sweep of MHS

Megan Henry
September 17, 2009

LBTV SPORTS: Video Eleven wins. Two losses. A ranking at top 20 in the state. Varsity tennis defeated Mansfield High School on Tuesday, making tennis the third sport to beat the Tigers this season. Rivalries between players from either team made the match an important one for the varsity players....

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Weems, Kojder Place Fourth At Regional Tennis Tournament

Megan Henry
April 20, 2011

After winning first place at district, seniors Mike Kojder and Kristin Weems advanced to Regional’s in Lubbock on March 16- 17. The two defeated Southlake Carrol and Plano Central in the first rounds, however, fell short with losses to San Angelo Central and Lubbock High School, earning fourth place...

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Down But Not Out; Softball’s Post-Season Scenario

Megan Henry
April 14, 2011

Coming into the eleventh game of district play, the girl’s varsity softball team had high hopes for a win over the Mansfield Tigers if they wanted any chance to advance further in playoffs. Sophomore Courtney Hart relieved starting pitcher Baylee Gray after giving up seven runs. The Broncos scored...

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Carson Ingle

Megan Henry
February 22, 2011

Carson Ingle poses in front of the camera as the photographer snaps the photo. As he stands shirtless he decides he no longer wants to be the youngest Abercrombie model, he wants to move into a more successful career. Along with modeling, Ingle also acts, writes, films and is the C.E.O. of his own...

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Death of a Loved One

Megan Henry
November 17, 2010

I never thought it would end this way. That you would be out of my life forever, and I never even said goodbye. I saw you the day before. We were laughing and talking about the cruise we were going on the next week, we even made plans to have a slice of pizza at midnight every night on the ship. But...

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Andie Alford

Megan Henry
October 11, 2010

Outside hitter, Andie Alford,10, concentrates on the play as the ball moves around the court. Setter, Marissa Badolato sets Alford up for the hit. Slamming it over the net, Alford wins the point for the team. She smiles, looking up towards the bleachers where her parents enthusiastically cheer her on. Family “My...

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Tennis Doubles Team Earns Trip To Regional Tournament

Megan Henry
April 19, 2010

The people witnessing the match rose to their feet as the potential final point of the match was about to be played. The point began with Granbury serving a serve out-wide. Elena Chudoba, 10, swiped the ball with a forehand and hit it down the line, making the opposing girl miss and earning them the...

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New Law Requires Faculty Fingerprinting

Megan Henry
October 3, 2009

School is generally a safe place for students. Unless one of their teachers has a criminal background. Until recently Texas has not had a formal background check for educators. However, most districts peform their own checks. On June 15, 2007 Governor Rick Perry signed into law Senate Bill 9  (SB...

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