Lecture bridges gap between Islam, teachers

by Mike Pankonien
Staff Writer
It can be a topic here in post 9/11 America; in a country made up mostly of Christians, knowledge of Islam can be hard to find from those who don’t follow the religion. So what better way to address the issues that spawn from a lack of information than to have [...]

Dressing up for senior spirit

By Luciana Mendes
Staff Writer
No it is not Halloween season, although you may get that impression if you walked through the halls of Coppell High School at all this week. It is in fact senior dress up week, an unofficial occasion led by the senior class.
“Our graduationg class was really close last year and we wanted [...]

‘Drew’ Life

By Julia Kim
Staff Writer
An alarm sounds off at 7 a.m. A senior hurries out of bed. He packs his tennis racket and Red Jacket, books and bags. And after changing into his scrubs, he frantically rushes to the hospital to begin his school day, just another typical one following his hectic schedule.
Varsity tennis player, Red [...]

“Rounding-Up” a year of moments, memories, photos

Story by Allie Perison
Editor in Chief
Senior Morgan Smith establishes her own take on the world through the lens of her camera. After taking photojournalism sophomore year, Smith realized that her interest in photography was both a talent and a passion of hers.
“Taking a really good picture and seeing it turn out makes me feel so [...]

Endelman heads to Big Apple in pursuit of film, music

Rebecca Neumann
Staff Writer
Though he hummed the first 8 notes of the Barney song before he could even talk, senior Aaron Endelman is attending New York University’s Tisch program in the fall and is going to study film writing.
Music is as much a passion for him as script writing. He can play the French [...]

Are you gonna eat that?

Do you know the nutritional value of a hamburger from a fast food restaurant? Do you care?
In a city such as Coppell where there is an array of fast food restaurants, questions like these are reasonable to ask any teen or resident. Whether or not it’s reasonable to think they’d have an answer is a [...]

Seniors move forward by going back

By Chris Nguyen
Features Editor
Video by Christina Baker
Graduation means letting go of a life that was once their livelihood, their home. For some seniors, there are the trips to faraway beaches or maybe to Disney World, but for some seniors, these will be trips to a place that holds a much stronger place in their heart, [...]

Sarah Ditto yearbook finale

Staff Writer
Paige Wilson
It is not uncommon to walk into the yearbook room and see someone hunched over a computer engaged in intense concentration. Senior Sarah Ditto is often that person.
Ditto is known for many things, such as her joyful attitude and sympathy towards others. However, in Round-Up yearbook, she is most readily known for [...]

Art students begin Prismacolor project

Staff writer:
Paige Wilson
It is every artist’s dream to have their work shown to the public especially if that public is all across the nation. Art students of Mrs. Westervelt and Mrs. Winters have been given the opportunity have their abilities artistic talent and to be shown.
The Sanford Company owns Prismacolors and the company is [...]

Smith gives an amen to Church Music major at Belmont

by Melissa Brisco
Staff Writer
The stage is her home. When she sings, she comes to life. For senior Dinah Smith, her music is her passion and her life.
Smith is one student who will not give up on her passions. Smith has been singing since she could walk and has been in choir since middle school and [...]

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