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Greek Week is the last, and biggest, spirit week of the school year, encouraging students to get involved one last time.Oh, the places they're going: Class of '25 destinations"State Lines," choreographed by Josie Lewis ('26) was the sixth dance performed during the evening. Accompanying Lewis were her fellow dancers: Lia Fresenius ('27), Ellie Grumbles ('27), Emma Jennings ('25), Patrick Keith ('26), and Abegail Trigo ('25).
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May the best class win: Greek Week 2025

Makaila Mosley, Co-Editor in Chief | May 27, 2025

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The Dance Movement 2025

Lillenna Grace, Reporter | May 13, 2025

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Marguerite Costigan was named by her father after a creamy yellow daisy and a family legend about one of her ancestors.
Owen Green as a child in China next to a picture of him as a teenager in America. (Photo courtesy of Owen Green)
Created using Canva by Adilia Leiva.
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Cory's Cottage Garden sells flowers at the farmers' market every Saturday.
Phillip Reid proudly standing by his Teacher of the Year poster.
Awards were handed out for Music in the Parks, Universal Hollywood, in the City Walk on the 5 Towers Stage. (Photo courtesy Jazzmine Munguia)
The only remaining part of what was once a home.
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All participating students were supplied with chalk, some was used and some was brand new in the box.
Photo from the AGHS website
Greek Week is the last, and biggest, spirit week of the school year, encouraging students to get involved one last time.
The team posed with their trophies at the nearest In-N-Out, like many before them. Photo courtesy of Sam Vonderheide.
Sports
AGHS girls high jump record broken
After warming up, the final 6 took stepped onto the court.
Tennis '25 CIF finals.(Photo Cortesy of Mekayla Landers)
"Coaching golf at AGHS is my chance to be a part of [a bigger community], and I am blessed and humbled by the opportunity and the responsibility that comes with it," Schiro said.
Arts
Arroyo Grande student artist and architect
AGHS Theater Presents: Cymbeline
AGHS Theater Presents: An Evening of One Acts
The costumes are a significant aspect of the show's color palette.
Opinion
Atticus Mackoui ('26) and Asher Reynolds ('26) take off from the starting point as the whistle blows.
Some major texts read at AGHS
One of the first loading screens players see when booting up the game, "MOJANG Studios" was also found in the movies start up. (Photo courtesy Lin Chen and Sean Oksner)
The snack black market
Julia's Quarterly Reading Review
Trader Joe's designers have created replicas of countless high-end beauty products, both successfully, and futile.
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For reference, lunch period at Arroyo Grande High School lasts thirty minutes. Made on Canva by Casey Ekberg
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