A&M Consolidated hosted the International Championship of High School a Cappella Southwest Semifinal on Feb. 28. ICHSA and its collegiate level contest are the biggest a capella tournaments in the world, run by Varsity Vocals. 11 schools completed from both Texas and Colorado.
This year, five student musicians from Consol gained the honor of auditioning and being accepted into the All-State ensembles after months of hard work.
The Roar talked to freshman Cat Hurtado, a flutist who’s played in the band for four years, about the highs and lows of being in band.
Read one staffer’s review of “The Lego Movie”–stunning animation and clever humor make it a fun movie for all ages.
The choir performed “The Fiddler on the Roof” not once, not twice, not even thrice last week–they pulled off four consecutive shows, but not without effort and practice (and building a wagon).
Lady Tiger soccer hosted their annual Crosstown Showdown against Bryan High School on Friday, Feb. 7. In spite of the weather conditions (an unpleasant 36 degrees and lightly raining) and muddy field, the Tigers still performed well, pulling a 5-0 win over Bryan.
Yesterday, 14 senior athletes signed their National Letter of Intent to play at the collegiate level.
The Roar spoke to freshman Krista Kenney about her favorite parts of being in choir and asked her about the choir’s preparation for their upcoming musical, Fiddler on the Roof.
Back at school and cancer free, Bob Leland talks about being honored for No Shave November.
The Roar spoke with freshman Madison Schultz about her preparation for modeling in the upcoming Invisible Children Fashion Show on Feb. 1.
