IT Chapter Two
Gabrielle Fletcher, Staff Writer
September 27, 2019
Audiences were amazed when the remake of the film of Stephen King’s IT story debuted in 2018. The performances by the actors and actresses made such an impact on cinema that it called for a part two of this outstanding thriller. People adored seeing Bill Skarsgard portray the dynamic character, Pen...
Review: Dodie at House of Blues
Jordyn Guzman, Co-Editor-In-Chief
September 27, 2019
Leaving the House of Blues on the night of September 23, I felt nothing but a sense of awe. A light and calm atmosphere lingered in the air after Dodie, a British singer-songwriter, performed in Texas for the first time. The show started off with the opening act, Adam Melchor, playing a relativ...
The Hall Is Their Runway
Gabrielle Synnai Fletcher, Staff Writer
September 20, 2019
Cougars are released with a passion for fashion! When roaming the halls of school, the first thing that is noticed about people is what attire they are wearing on your body. Just a few pieces of clothing can speak a thousand words. Fashion has shown to have a great effect on who we are as individuals an...
Meet the 2019 Homecoming Court
Irene Arinze, Staff Writer
September 18, 2019
The 2019 Homecoming Court was named recently after seniors submitted nominations. Voting took place this week to select a king and queen who will be named at halftime of the Homecoming game, Friday, Oct. 4. Queen nominees are: Kelly Hass, Mariam Hassan, Riley Kennedy, Hannah Reagan and Seleene Rouhana....
2019-20 National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists
Celeste Hoover, Co-Editor
September 17, 2019
The National Merit Scholarship program has been recognizing high achieving academic students since 1955. Of the 1.6 million students that take the PSAT their junior year, only 16,000 advance to the semifinals. Semifinalists are chosen on a state-representational basis, only the highest scoring students...
Wedding Of The Year
Celeste Hoover, Co-Editor
August 28, 2019
With the beginning of a new school year comes an annual celebration of love in Room 1221. Last Tuesday, Aug. 27, in a beautiful 2.5 ceremony ordained by Adviser Ed Larsen, the Cinco Ranch Panorama Yearbook staff promised to be forever faithful to their new yearbook. Tears were shed and wedding ca...
Cinco’s Football Icon Hangs Up His Whistle
Katie Moore & County Line staff, Staff Writer
May 23, 2019
After officially announcing his retirement April 15, Head football Coach Don Clayton celebrated his retirement with a large gathering of former players, coaching colleagues, and family at a celebration in his honor Wednesday, May 22. The event hosted by CRHS Booster Club featured a few informal guest...
Cross Multiplying
Donovan Nichols, Celeste Hoover, and Jordyn Guzman
May 17, 2019
When students arrived at school the morning of Friday, May 17, a few things seemed a little amiss. Library posters and teacher’s walls were not quite the same. For the class of 2019’s senior prank, photos and memes of Principal James Cross were plastered all over the school, from the rotunda banisters...
Author Victoria Scott visits Cinco
Celeste Hoover, Design Editor
February 20, 2019
The acclaimed novelist Victoria Scott, author of nine novels including Fire and Flood and The Collector, hosted a talk with students this morning to promote her newest book, We Told Six Lies. Scott is known for her suspenseful, action-packed young adult mysteries, and has been featured on the Spirit of ...
Cinco Sings 2019
Celeste Hoover and Jordyn Guzman
February 12, 2019
What do Macklemore, Miley Cyrus, and Troy Bolton have in common? Cinco students can groove to all of them. On Monday night in the PAC, the Choir Department hosted their annual Cinco Sings showcase. Groups including Pals classes, Spanish Honor Society, FBLA and more sang their hearts out on stage,...
Students lend a hand with the blood drive
Sarah Sheikh, Features Editor
December 12, 2018
Students in the health career cluster electives hosted a blood drive Dec. 7 in an effort to obtain blood for donations. Many students participated in this event by volunteering with the set up process, and having their blood drawn. To donate, one just had to weigh at least 110 pounds, and be 17 years...