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Rowan Noonan

Rowan Noonan, Staff Writer

Rowan Noonan is a junior and it is her first year on The Express staff. She wants to grow as a writer and journalist this year. She has been on San Juan Hills Choir for three years and is the Chapter President of the Best Buddies club. Outside of school she takes dance classes in various styles and spends time with her family. She is looking forward to a great year with The Express!

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In Art class, peacefully painting, Tyler Vo (9) prepares to finish his artwork inspired by the game Operation to display it in the Clue Art Exhibit. Vo works with great serenity as he makes use of an array of colors, details, and dimensions in his painting.

Any Clue What Art Students Have Been Waiting to Exhibit?

Rowan Noonan, Staff Writer
November 6, 2023
STEPS student Sya Costa and classroom aid Kay Crowell deliver breakfast to Art teacher Avery Arman. These deliveries are in pursuit of fundraising for the STEPS classroom and simply because students and staff enjoy it. “They rolled out the breakfast burritos for the first time and I can tell you I will be ordering them for the rest of the year,” said Arman. Photo by Rowan Noonan

Morning Breakfast Deliveries With the STEPS Students

Rowan Noonan, Staff Writer
October 8, 2023
Playing on the timpani, Lucas Patton (12) practices his percussion piece. Members of percussion, like Patton, play various instruments and cooperate together to steady the rhythm of the music.

[Photo] Percussion: The Key to Every Band Group

September 22, 2023
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