Winter Break - Boys go to camp

Everett, Emory and their scout friends braved freezing temperatures during winter break camp. Camp Strake is a wonderful opportunity for troops to camp and scouts to earn merit badges. 

 

Emory's New Writing Blog - CHECK IT OUT!

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Double Trouble, Teenage Style

 

To the sweetest teen brothers, thank you for being the shining lights that you are.

Your love and kindness brighten our days and remind us of the beauty in the world.

Everett, 15, Emory 13

High School Musical On-Stage! All-District Musical

Everett performed as James, the earthworm enthusiast and also a Wildcats jock extraordinaire. His earthworm impersonation was a riot, earning cheers and chuckles from the crowd. Clearly born for the stage, Everett plans to keep dazzling us with his theatrical talents throughout the year and years to come.

Wicked in Houston

 

Everett Has a New Smile

Dondi’s Birthday Weekend

Emory's Journey: From Newcomer to Star in Willy Wonka

In Central Middle School's adaptation of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," Emory, a newcomer, took on the lead role of Willy Wonka. It was his first time in a leading position and his debut in singing on stage. Despite initial challenges, Emory's dedication and passion led to an amazing performance.

With meticulous rehearsals and unwavering support, Emory embraced the role with enthusiasm. As the day of the performance arrived, anticipation filled the auditorium. Emory, in character as Willy Wonka, walked down the aisle, preparing to take center stage and mesmerize the audience.

He captivated the audience with his portrayal, receiving thunderous applause as he brought the whimsical character to life. Emory's journey reminds us that greatness lies beyond comfort zones. His story is an inspiration for aspiring actors, showing that dreams can take center stage with hard work and determination.

Bravo, Emory. Bravo.