5 alive: Before every kickoff the student section puts up a 5. The 5 represents the late Rajaan Bennett. “Rajann wore the number five and we wanted to keep his legacy alive,” head football coach Kyle Hockman said. “Rajun meant so much to the school and community and it means a lot to see it [5 alive] living on. His death inspires so many and it is cool to witness.” 5 alive means a lot to the football team and school and Rajaan’s remarkable influence will live on forever.

Grab a book: There are plenty of books to choose from in the McEachern media center. Both students and teachers can get invested in a book. Sometimes, while reading, it is just hard to find a stopping point because some people become so invested in a book. “I have varied emotions.," administrator Myra Camese said. "Sometimes I’d be happy, sad, laughing."

photo by Riona Garner

photo by Jarah Cotton

Snapdragon-Biennial: There are many unique plants on campus that students can view for their own enjoyment. A variety of people work on the beautification of the campus. "I love the collection of plants that are chosen for McEachern’s campusm," environmental science teacher Gretchen Davis said. A spring flower that is extremely popular among gardeners are snapdragons. Snapdragons have tall spikes of brightly colored flowers that bloom profusely in cooler weather. Most are intensely colored and real standouts in the spring or fall garden. Snapdragon flowers start blooming at the bottom of the stalk and work their way up, making for a long period of bloom.

photo by Ansley Mbah

Second annual plant sale: The McEachern Science club recently hosted their second annual plant sale. The plant sale was held outside the greenhouse. Science club students have been preparing for the plant sale since the beginning of the school year.

photo by Caitlin Whisby