Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts | 501 S. Sapodilla Ave, WPB, FL 33401

THE MUSE
Performing an 80’s style dance routine, dance senior Parker Sheehan participates alongside other senior dancers during Generations Day.
A Step Back In Time
Celebrating a win at the Pep Rally after the relay race, the class of ‘25 abrupts into cheers.
A ‘Wicked’ New Take on Pep Rally
Leaning towards the microphone, cultural club presidents finish the annual show with a closing speech.
Photo Gallery: One World, Many Stories
Performing for the senior class in Battle of the Bands, an event hosted during lunch on Tuesday of Spirit Week, communications senior Emma Yela Bueno and vocal senior Giuliana Siqueira sing a medley of songs which fall into the Y2K music genre.
Spirit Week Goes Full Volume
Holding up “Ws,” the class of ’25 cheers and celebrates after winning the Mario Kart game.
Terrifically Themed Teams
Sitting in his art classroom, visual teacher Ryan Toth explains his ideas and process for creating his new Spirit Week costumes. According to Mr. Toth, some costumes are planned days in advance, and others are made the night before each dress-up day, utilizing items like taxidermied skunks and “old wigs found in (his) house.”
Lesson Plans and Lookbooks
Substances Gone Social
Substances Gone Social
Celebrating a win at the Pep Rally after the relay race, the class of ‘25 abrupts into cheers.
A ‘Wicked’ New Take on Pep Rally
Circling the singular chair during the last round of musical chairs, strings junior Lily Mcdow and theatre senior Kenneth Quinter wait in anticipation for the song “Mo Chicken” by BossMan Dlow and French Montana to stop. The senior class won this game with the juniors in second place, sophomores in third, and freshmen in last.
Photo Gallery: Pep Rally 2025
Performing for the senior class in Battle of the Bands, an event hosted during lunch on Tuesday of Spirit Week, communications senior Emma Yela Bueno and vocal senior Giuliana Siqueira sing a medley of songs which fall into the Y2K music genre.
Spirit Week Goes Full Volume
Waving her hand, digital media junior Camila Obando prepares to throw a ball to dunk math teacher Craig Adams. Adams was one of 7 teachers that got dunked during field day.
[BRIEF] Students Dunk Teachers During Field Day
[BRIEF] The Muse recognized as NSPA Online Pacemaker Finalist
[BRIEF] The Muse recognized as NSPA Online Pacemaker Finalist
Playing on stage, Maximum Friction band member Jaden Garcia strums his guitar. Garcia started learning the guitar at the age of 9, and joined Jasmine Marchi’s band Maximum Friction in February of 2021. “I have played a wide variety of instruments, from bass to keyboard,” Garcia said. “I am able to play basic stuff on those other instruments, but my main (instruments I play) are guitar and drums.”
[BRIEF] Stars in the Spotlight: Student Runs Metal and Mayhem Concert Event
Applauding the other actors dancing around her, Oliver sits in the middle of the Black Box Theater during the musical piece “Gaston” from the musical “Beauty and the Beast.”
[BRIEF] Broadway Backwards: Ballads for a Cause
Closing her eyes as she performs, communications sophomore Carly Cantor sings the song “Climbing Up the Walls” by Radiohead.
[BRIEF] Coffee and Creations
This piece, titled “Transience,” features two separate paintings with strings of beads connecting the two into a singular piece.
[BRIEF] “Threads of Time” Gallery Opened for Display
Chemistry teacher Anushka Larkin was educationally affected by Hurricane Milton. Several of her students grades fell during the break.
Missed Days of School Impact Teachers’ Lesson Plans
Photo courtesy of communications senior David Sanchez taken in Wellington, FL.
Students and Their Communities Impacted by Hurricane Milton
Performing an 80’s style dance routine, dance senior Parker Sheehan participates alongside other senior dancers during Generations Day.
A Step Back In Time
Visual senior Angelina Gustafson reflects on her journey in the visual arts department and the impact of drawing on her social life. “I've always had a love for illustrations and everything like that,” Gustafson said. “It's always just been something that I cared about and liked doing. Being surrounded by so many people who are also my friends, it's hard to even think of them as competition. I always find myself rooting for them and hoping for their success.”
4 Years in the Making
Band junior Anderson Spellman poses with his tenor saxophone.
Spellbound by Jazz
Watching the films showcased at Streaming Canvas, an event hosted by the Film Association, audience members sit in rows of seats. Friends, families, and other viewers came to see the original films created by film students and Film Association members on Friday night.
Lights, Camera, Celebration
Bowing down together, performers of the Figure of Speech event close out the show.
A Play on Words
The first note of the first piece played by piano freshman Joanne Choi at the “Da Capo” recital.
The Key to Klavier
Band junior Anderson Spellman poses with his tenor saxophone.
Spellbound by Jazz
While participating in a lunch practice for Powderpuff, juniors put their hands up as a part of their choreographed dance.
Powderpuff: A Different Rhythm
Sitting in his art classroom, visual teacher Ryan Toth explains his ideas and process for creating his new Spirit Week costumes. According to Mr. Toth, some costumes are planned days in advance, and others are made the night before each dress-up day, utilizing items like taxidermied skunks and “old wigs found in (his) house.”
Lesson Plans and Lookbooks
Bowing down together, performers of the Figure of Speech event close out the show.
A Play on Words
Surrounded by players, tennis coach and Spanish teacher Marina Ratchford talks about pre-practice plans, upcoming games, and match-ups between students in determining game-day lineups for both the boys and girls teams.
‘Keep Your Head in the Game’
The science fair participants stand together in a posed photo. From left to right: vocal sophomore Raina Caballero, piano freshman Joanne Choi, strings senior Jeffrey Bai, piano sophomore Rishi Iyer, and communications sophomore Reya Chennath. Photo courtesy of Joanne Choi
It’s Not Rocket Science
Leaning towards the microphone, cultural club presidents finish the annual show with a closing speech.
Photo Gallery: One World, Many Stories
Performing for the senior class in Battle of the Bands, an event hosted during lunch on Tuesday of Spirit Week, communications senior Emma Yela Bueno and vocal senior Giuliana Siqueira sing a medley of songs which fall into the Y2K music genre.
Spirit Week Goes Full Volume
Multimedia staffer Mabruk Alam demonstrates the usage of “Starface” brand pimple patches
Pimple Patches: The Spotty Truth
Sitting in his art classroom, visual teacher Ryan Toth explains his ideas and process for creating his new Spirit Week costumes. According to Mr. Toth, some costumes are planned days in advance, and others are made the night before each dress-up day, utilizing items like taxidermied skunks and “old wigs found in (his) house.”
Lesson Plans and Lookbooks
Construction and scaffolding stand where the 99-year-old Harriet Himmel Theater once was. No definite statement has been made about what will replace the theater, but according to WPTV, Related Companies confirmed they are preparing the inside of the theater for renovations while preserving the historic aspects of it.
New Towers, New Stores, and New Priorities for CityPlace
A freshman asking a senior about Spirit Week.
A Guide to Surviving Spirit Week
Holding up “Ws,” the class of ’25 cheers and celebrates after winning the Mario Kart game.
Terrifically Themed Teams
Illustration of Liliana Kirby surrounded by book pages.
We’ve Lost the Plot
We Have No Shock Left
We Have No Shock Left
Two girls record themselves using TikTok, a social media platform. Under House Bill Three (HB3), children younger than 14 are outlawed from using TikTok and 14 and 15-year-olds need parental consent to use it. Photo courtesy of Reuters (Reporting by Dawn Chmielewski in Los Angeles, Nandita Bose on Air Force One, Kanishka Singh and Jeff Mason in Washington; additional reporting by Milana Vinn; Editing by Matthew Lewis, Chizu Nomiyama, Kenneth Li and Christian Schmollinger)
[EDITORIAL] We Need Access to Social Media — It’s No Surprise the Florida Government Wants to Take It Away
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Why Some Movies Last Forever
A photo illustration of Griffin Petti surrounded by parental consent forms.
The Wrongs of Parental Rights
Jumping toward the net, girl's basketball coach and math teacher Joshua Millstein attempts to dunk the ball.
King of the Court
Surrounded by players, tennis coach and Spanish teacher Marina Ratchford talks about pre-practice plans, upcoming games, and match-ups between students in determining game-day lineups for both the boys and girls teams.
‘Keep Your Head in the Game’
Strings senior William Tong and other boys basketball team members cheer on the girls basketball team after a three-point shot was made during the second quarter. The boys team played their first home game against SLAM! Palm Beach (Sports Leadership and Management) following the girls game.
Welcome to the Jungle
Anticipating the ball, visual junior Tora Cooper stands on the court in front of a crowd of students and parents. “My favorite part of being on the team is having a community that is always supportive of one another,” Cooper said. (Photo courtesy of Lotta Cooper)
‘Setting’ Up For Success
Preparing to enter the field, number 15 and communications senior John Markee watches his teammates from the sidelines. On Friday, Sept. 20, the Forest Hill High School varsity football team played in their fourth game of the season, ending in a loss despite winning their first three games.
Jaguars on Forest Hill Boulevard
Dreyfoos on Ice
Dreyfoos on Ice
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Why Some Movies Last Forever
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All I Want for Christmas: A Holiday Gift Guide
Nestled behind trees, the storefront of Maman in the Square, located at 473 S Rosemary Ave.
Not Your Maman’s Coffee
Yelling into his microphone, country musician Noah Hunton performs at SunFest as part of his mini south-Floridian tour, across venues from West Palm Beach to Key West.
Tuning Up SunFest
Nelly performs at SunFest 2024.
The Appeal of SunFest
Image courtesy of Taylor Swift
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Attending the communications department film event Streaming Canvas, visual sophomore Marcalix Lemene watches a silent film titled “Return of Silence” created by communications senior Isabella Ward and starring communications seniors Daniela Peñafiel, Jason Monaco, and communications junior Carter Dytko. The event took place Friday, March 14 with students, staff, and family in attendance to watch student-made films on the big screen in Meyer Hall. “It was really cool to see this kind of work from the communications department,” Lemene said. “The event brought light to their hard work and dedication.”
Photo of the Week 3/14
Yelling into the microphones, communications freshmen BellaDonna Petersen and Monica Chirolde perform their speech “Playground” at the Figure of Speech showcase on March 6. In this speech event, called Duo Interpretation, participants base their performance on a previously written piece of work of their choosing.
Photo of the Week 3/6
The rock band "The Interlude" — featuring communications sophomore Carly Cantor as the vocalist, visual freshman Emmy Harkin as the bassist, visual sophomore Christina O'Grady as the guitarist, theatre freshman Callahan Fernandez as the drummer, and founder of the band and vocal senior Isabella Besin as the keyboardist — practices the Arctic Monkeys’ song "505" in Principal Blake Bennett’s office. Besin had established the band as a club this year. “I’ve always had a love for performing and listening to live music,” Besin said. “So I wanted to give students at Dreyfoos the opportunity to perform (in a band). (Principal) Bennett loved the idea of putting a group together and offered us the front office to practice whenever we needed (it).”
Photo of the Week 2/28
Being held in the air by ensemble members, theatre seniors Melanie Simmons and Shane Rainsburg look at each other while performing the Greek tale of Ceyx and Alcyone in the spring play “Metamorphoses.” Opening night took place Feb. 21 in Meyer Hall, and the show portrayed Greek myths and legends such as those about King Midas and Erysichthon and his Mother. “I love it (the show) so much,” ensemble member and theatre junior Kylie Mraz said. “Portraying (the) magic of Greek gods and goddesses into lights and sound was so difficult but so worth the effort.”
Photo of the Week 2/21
Dancing to the song “Flex” by Cupid, digital media freshman Sophie Jones and other students participate in the Black Student Union (BSU) field day on Feb. 10. BSU Spirit Week is an annual event that allows students to celebrate Black History Month through music, dance, and other activities. “Music unites everybody in the club because we all know a bunch of songs from growing up, so once we hear a song that we recognize, (we) all come together,” Jones said.
Photo of the Week 2/10
Holding an en pointe position, dance juniors (from left to right) Arielle Montpeirous, Lexi Gibson, Bianca Vasilescu, and Mackenna Bernard perform a ballet routine for the Black Student Union (BSU) showcase, which took place Feb. 4 in Meyer Hall. The dance was accompanied by band freshman Xachary Charles, who played the snare drum during the performance. “I loved getting to watch all my friends perform their art areas and seeing all the talent from different majors,” said Gibson. “I think it connects back to a lot of history and has helped pave the way for us now.”
Photo of the Week 2/4
  • PROM!!!: April 5
  • Track Meet at 4:00p.m.: April 5
  • Boys Volleyball Away at 6:00p.m.: April 4
  • Tennis Match at 4:00p.m.: April 4
  • Tennis Match at 4:00p.m.: April 3
  • Boys Volleyball Away at 6:00p.m.: April 3
  • Tennis Match at 4:00p.m.: April 2
  • Tennis Match at 4:00p.m.: April 1
Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts | 501 S. Sapodilla Ave, WPB, FL 33401

THE MUSE
Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts | 501 S. Sapodilla Ave, WPB, FL 33401

THE MUSE
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Students perform an African high-energy dance wearing clothes that represent their culture, and how it has developed through time.

[Photo] DREYFOOS MULTICULTURAL SHOW

Lexi Marcellino, Copy Editor
January 29, 2017
Theater senior Alexandra Chicco passes the hula hoop through her arm in the hoop chain challenge.

[Photo] Spirit Week Sporting Events in Review

Elliot Hacker, Sports Editor
January 27, 2017
Belting out the lyrics to Adele’s “Skyfall”, theatre senior Sarah Joseph (L-R) and vocal senior Makayla Forgione represented their class in the karaoke competition at today’s pep rally. The seniors won first place in karaoke.

[Photo] Students Showcase Spirit at Pep Rally

Cody Baez, Entertainment Editor
January 27, 2017
Communications senior Makoa Beck pulled his team to victory in tug-of-war. Six volunteers from each grade competed in rounds of tug-of-war each pulling the rope to the best of their abilities. There were four rounds; in the first round, juniors advanced over the freshmen, and in the second round, seniors defeated the sophomores. In the third-place match,the freshmen lost to the sophomores, and in the final round, seniors competed against juniors, and lost.

[Photo] Students Get Festive With Holiday Day

Gillian Beer, News Staffer
January 24, 2017
(L-R) Dance senior Miranda Capparelli and junior Madelynn Gallo dance and sing along to music at the Fun Friday event hosted in the cafeteria by SGA.

[Photo] Students Enjoy ‘Fun Friday’ Festivities

Jennifer Jia, Arts Staffer
November 19, 2016
Vocal senior Nicole Kelly dressed up with costume and makeup at the Fall Festival.

[Photo] Halloween Trends

Emily Sweetz, Entertainment Staffer
November 1, 2016
(L-R) Theatre seniors Logan Russell and Joey Morfogen greet each other onstage in the midst of the Theatre Department's dress rehearsal of The Addams Family. "Trying to find the right grunt took actually a lot more time and effort than I originally anticipated. I would end my days with a very sore throat from all of the experimenting with my voice until I found just the right moan. I get in character by imagining all of my foreboding college deadlines, schoolwork and everything in-between," said Russell, who plays "Lurch" in the musical. Tickets are currently on sale for The Addams Family, which opens on Oct. 28 and closes on Nov. 6. "The Addams Family truly is a family. Everyone involved in the show, whether actor or production, has been extremely supportive and has allowed me to achieve a level of confidence that I did not imagine possible," said Russell.

[Photo] Photo of the Day 10/26

Julia Bonavita, Photo Editor
October 26, 2016
Theatre senior Ben Rothschild plays the drums as Dreyfoos' club, The Collective, performs at lunch to celebrate International Women's Day. "We decided to put on a show for the club because we love the cause. It was really fun and a great opportunity to celebrate women and get people together through music," vocal senior Makayla Forgione said. The Collective performed with various people from all majors to put on a show for students at lunch.

[Photo] Photo of the Day 10/11

Julia Bonavita, Photo Editor
October 11, 2016
The Brandt Black Box Theater is packed to the brim as students, faculty, relatives, and friends gather to watch the annual Impromptu concert.

[Photo] Impromptu sets the tone

Danelle Eugene, Arts Staffer
October 5, 2016
Theatre senior Isabel Block cuts a piece of wood that will be used to assemble the set for Dreyfoos' latest production, "The Addams Family". "Addams Family is opening October 28th. Build Crew has been working hard, and we're getting things done. I feel confident that we'll be ready for the show," Block said.

[Photo] Photo of the Day 10/4

Julia Bonavita, Photo Editor
October 4, 2016
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[Photo] Photo of the Day 9/27

Julia Bonavita, Photo Editor
September 27, 2016
Digital senior Ali Mundan prepares for a hit as communications junior Chantel McMillan spikes the ball over the net at a game against Santaluces High School on Sept. 26.

[Photo] Girls Volleyball Senior Night

Daniel Montoya, Sports Staffer
September 26, 2016
Students and teachers alike crowd into the gym for Dreyfoos’ annual Club Rush held this year on Sept. 20.

[Photo] Club Rush

Jack Yan, News Editor
September 20, 2016
(L-R) Communications senior, Matthew Nadel, communications sophomore, Eli Anderson and theatre senior, Suzanne Litwinka prepare The Gender and Sexuality Alliance Club's table for Club Rush. "In the Gender and Sexuality Alliance, we hope to create a supportive space for queer and ally students at Dreyfoos and to work with faculty and administration to make Dreyfoos an inclusive and safe place for all students. Every student, regardless of gender, sexuality, or any other factor, deserves safety and the opportunity to succeed in school. The Gender and Sexuality Alliance is here to ensure that," Nadel said. Students could sign up for various clubs, run by their fellow peers, at Club Rush on Sept. 20th.

[Photo] Photo of the Day 9/20

Julia Bonavita, Photo Editor
September 20, 2016
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[Photo] Fantasy Football Fillers Week 2

Elliot Hacker, Sports Editor
September 20, 2016
(L-R) Theatre seniors Bethany Hoffman and Emily D'Addio give a presentation in social studies teacher Jeffrey Stohr's AP Government and Economics class on Jimmy Buffett's company, Margaritaville. Students were asked to choose a major company or entrepreneur and present their research to their class to exemplify economics in the world. "We thought it'd be a fun idea to do something different and put our own flair to it. It just took a quick drive to a party store and $20 later, we were dressed as Parrotheads. Dressing up is my favorite thing to do. It's always fun to see the reactions people have to an outrageous getup," Hoffman said. Presentations will continue through next week.

[Photo] Photo of the Day 9/14

Julia Bonavita, Photo Editor
September 14, 2016
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[Photo] Fantasy Football Fillers Week 1

Elliot Hacker, Sports Editor
September 13, 2016
Visual senior Kate Barker prepares her summer art project in the Building 9 gallery for the Visual/Digital Art Summer Show. Barker enjoys making custom dresses by printing her original designs onto fabric, then fashioning the dress using mannequins and live models. "It's the first time I've made a dress, so it's fun to showcase something I haven't done yet. I'm proud of [the dress]. It made me realize my love of fashion," Barker said. The show will take place at 4:30pm on Wednesday, Sept. 7 in Building 9.

[Photo] Photo of the Day 9/6

Julia Bonavita, Photo Editor
September 6, 2016
(L-R) County Commissioner Steven Abrams, Judge Leonard Hanser and Judge August Bonavita, members of the Supervisor of Elections' Canvasing Board, review a rejected absentee ballot. The Canvasing Board studies each ballot and attempt to determine the intent of the voter.

[Photo] Photo of the Day 8/30

Julia Bonavita, Photo Editor
August 30, 2016
Former Royal Palm Beach High School golf coach and new math teacher Matthew Vaughan will head the girls golf team this year. "I have a love for sports, a love to help kids and especially for golf," Mr. Vaughan said. "I love to be on the course."

[Photo] Coach’s Corner: Matthew Vaughan

Shane McVan, Sports Staffer
August 26, 2016
Dace senior Alex Faife checks out her AP Government textbook from Ms. Belinda Castillo. "[Distribution of] textbooks are going really smooth and it has been a team effort from everyone," Ms. Castillo said. Students have spent the first week of school checking out various textbooks to accommodate their academic and arts classes.

[Photo] Photo of the Day 8/23

Julia Bonavita, Photo Editor
August 23, 2016
Theatre seniors Suzanne Litwinka and Aly Mazzie share a laugh after taking a class photo with the graduating class of 2017. Today marks the second "Senior Blackout Day" for this class, with all seniors dressing in black to celebrate their future graduation.

[Photo] Photo of the Day 8/19

Julia Bonavita, Photo Editor
August 19, 2016
Communications sophomore Elizabeth White purchases her locker for the year from volunteer, Mrs. Fullop in the cafeteria. "It's fun to interact with the kids in the first week of school," said volunteer, Mrs. Fullop. Lockers will be available for purchase throughout the first week of school.

[Photo] Photo of the Day 8/16

Julia Bonavita, Photo Editor
August 16, 2016
Dreyfoos Class of 2017 poses for their first senior blackout photo. "It was pretty fun," theatre junior Bethany Hoffman said. "It was not as hype as pep rally yet but we will get there."

[Photo] First Senior Blackout

Jack Yan, News Editor and Alana Gomez, Assistant Managing Editor
May 27, 2016
Board of Directors of Dreyfoos member Patrick Cousins (L-R), Mitch Winehouse, Board of Directors of Dreyfoos member Bill Fritz, Board of Directors of Dreyfoos member and Dreyfoos alumnus Brandon Levine, and Principal Dr. Susan Atherley present the $50,000 check from the Winehouse Foundation.

[Photo] Winehouse Foundation makes $50,000 donation to Dreyfoos

Daniel Montoya, News Staffer
May 25, 2016
Dance seniors Delaney Holdt (L-R), Kiandra Hering, Laura Guley, Morgan Aumick, and Lucia De-Poli get ready to walk into the graduation ceremony.

[Photo] Dreyfoos says Goodbye to the Class of 2016

Daniel Montoya, News Staffer
May 23, 2016
Concert attendees wave their hands in the air as Dan Smith, lead singer of Bastille comes into the audience.

[Photo] Visual Summary: Sunfest 2016

Julia Bonavita and Ruby Rosenthal
May 2, 2016
Vocal junior Christian Ucelo holds a fetal pig heart during an Anatomy dissection. "I would like to study medicine, and having the opportunity to dissect a pig has allowed me to further my knowledge in what I would like to do and have an idea of what I will be doing in medical school," Ucelo said. Classes have spent the week applying what they have learned throughout the year through the dissections.

[Photo] Photo of the Day 4/28

Julia Bonavita, Photo Editor
April 28, 2016
Marquee adviser Stephen Moore opens the packaging that holds the 2015-2016 yearbook. The Marquee staff has been working for over a year to produce the latest yearbook, "Art". "The book looks good. The class worked really hard on it and I hope everyone enjoys it," Mr. Moore said. Yearbooks can be picked up and purchased in the cafeteria starting April 27.

[Photo] Photo of the Day: 4/26

Julia Bonavita, Photo Editor
April 26, 2016
Dance senior Alexia Belrose performs during “Strongholds.” The yellow costume and face makeup is symbolic of greed and corrupt ambition, as our society is grounded in materialism. We’re told that the more we have, the happier we’ll be.

[Photo] “Strongholds”

Ashley Brundage, Arts Editor
April 24, 2016
Dance junior and 2015 Mr. Dreyfoos Darius Hickman crowns the 2016 winner, theatre senior Matthew Paszkiet, at the second annual Mr. Dreyfoos Pageant hosted by A Prom To Remember on April 14 in Meyer Hall. "It feels amazing to be a part of A Prom to Remember knowing that we are helping give cancer patients a night that they will never forget and being a part of this event was great because anything we can do to help the kids is amazing," said vocal junior Jared Freedland. All donations and proceeds from this event were used by the students to help orchestrate the prom for cancer patients.

[Photo] Photo of the Day 4/14

Julia Bonavita, Photo Editor
April 14, 2016
Visual senior Jailine Cano showcases her original artwork as a t-shirt design to digital media senior Casey McDonald at the last art sale of the 2015-2016 school year. The art sale, which takes place semi-annually on Freshman Hill, allows students to sell their artwork to other members of the Dreyfoos community.

[Photo] Photo of the Day 4/13

Julia Bonavita, Photo Editor
April 13, 2016
Theatre senior Jillian Tone squeezes a stress ball to help the flow of blood as she donates to the blood drive.

[Photo] Photo of the Day 4/8

Julia Bonavita, Photo Editor
April 8, 2016
An example of a 3-D portrait in the gallery done by visual senior Isabella Montoya.

Visual senior Dan Mitrovic examines an interactive piece in the 4x4 art show on April 1.

[Photo] Taking a look into the 4x4 Art Show

April 1, 2016
“The only people who sit on Freshman Hill are like ‘ha ha ha we don’t care,” dance senior Laura Guley said.

[Photo] Only at Dreyfoos…

Delaney Cotton, Carly Schwamm, and Jordan Johnson
March 16, 2016
Author Pam Houston speaks to a crowd of English classes and creative writing students in the Brandt Box Theater about her multiple short stories which were published in her novel "Sight Hound."

[Photo] Pam Houston comes to inspire young writers

Lexi Marcellino, Copy Editor
February 29, 2016
Since leaving Dreyfoos, former communications teacher Kaleb Durocher has traveled through Europe and now works as a designer in Los Angeles. He is currently working on an art book.

[Photo] People of Dreyfoos: Teachers

Lexi Marcellino and Uma Raja
February 27, 2016
Communications senior Naomi Kelly (L-R) runs along visual senior Heather Hart at the track and field team's first meet of the season. The meet took place at The Benjamin School and some of the events such as the field events were cancelled due to the rain.

[Photo] First Track Meet

Daniel Montoya, Sports Staffer
February 23, 2016
Piano senior Nick Baldwin (L-R), visual senior Abbott Schrotenboer, and band senior Nick Zarins serenade members of administration with a singing telegram, of which were sold by A Prom to Remember to raise funds for their annual prom event.

[Photo] Singing telegrams sweetly serenade

Emma Baldinger, Arts Staffer
February 13, 2016
Straining in effort, visual sophomore Dalton Nellegar (left) and strings sophomore Dillon McCormick compete in tug-of-war. The sophomore class, in an upset, ultimately emerged victorious in the event.

[Photo] Spirit Week Day 2: Class Clique Day

Jack Yan, News Editor
January 26, 2016
Communications junior Alex Huynh uses a needle to tattoo a piece of pig skin. This lab is part of the Anatomy curriculum and takes place after students learn about the Integumentary system.

[Photo] Photo of the Day: 12/3

December 3, 2015
Strings sophomore Nicole Lickstein practices her guitar on Freshman Hill. Lickstein has been practicing for years and recently released a single titled "Ex Crush" off her upcoming album.

[Photo] Photo of the Day: 11/3

Julia Bonavita, Photo Staffer
November 3, 2015
Science dean Stephen Anand competes for the junior class in the pie eating contest during the Fall Festival. Juniors got second place, while seniors got first place with science teacher Michael Rathe.

[Photo] Photo of the Day: 10/30

Julia Bonavita, Photo Staffer
October 30, 2015
Communications junior Brittany McKenzie is surprised on her birthday by The Muse staff, lead by communications junior Hannah Dunn. McKenzie turns 17 today and has spent the day finding clues as part of a scavenger hunt that lead up to this surprise. "It meant so much to me that my friends took so much time to plan this great birthday surprise," McKenzie said.

[Photo] Photo of the Day: 10/20

Julia Bonavita, Photo Staffer
October 20, 2015
Band senior Triton Payne and communications junior Daniel Kauffman, co-presidents of the Video Game Club announce auditions for voice actors for the production of the club's upcoming video game. "It's a club where people who are not able to connect with people out in the social setting can connect through video games," Payne said. The Video Game Club serves as a way for fellow gamers to meet, collaborate with, and challenge each other. The club meets every Thursday at lunch in Room 3-306.

[Photo] Photo of the Day: 10/16

Julia Bonavita, Photo Staffer
October 16, 2015
Communications senior and Photo Editor Jade Lenkersdorf hands theatre senior Robert Scruggs a copy of issue 1 of The Muse during lunch.

[Photo] Photo of the Day: 10/15

Julia Bonavita, Photo Staffer
October 15, 2015
Communications junior Krystal Sundar hides from the Florida heat while studying for her upcoming French test on the second floor of Building 1. Sundar enjoyed sitting in this particular area during her sophomore year. " She was not affected by Dreyfoos' Adminstration banning all students from eating in the buildings during lunch, despite having to occasionally share her coveted spot with passerby's who are still looking for a permanent outdoor seating arrangement.

[Photo] Photo of the Day: 10/9

Julia Bonavita, Photo Staffer
October 9, 2015
Dancers perform in the multicultural show.

[Photo] A Multicultural Show For All

Daniel Montoya, News Staffer
May 29, 2015
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