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Sophia Allen

Sophia Allen, Staff Photographer

Sophia Allen is a staff photographer for her second year on FHC publications. Along with being a photographer, she is an active member in NHS, HOSA, and the Sensations Dance Team. Some of her interests include biology, animals, art, and travel.

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Allen sits on the floor with her arms around her legs. The imagery behind the hands represents being touched in a nonconsensual manner.

I am a Statistic

Sophia Allen, Staff Reporter and Photographer
December 16, 2024
Sophomore Vika Anderson swims backstroke propelling herself quickly down the pool. In addition to swimming, Anderson is a part of the school band and dances with The STL Ballet Company.

In The Fast Lane

Sophia Allen, Staff Photographer
December 13, 2024
A student compares their hand to one of the anatomy skeletons'. Beauty standards have been known to go to dramatic extremes—sometimes to an unrealistic and dangerous extent.

[Photo] Eating Up Enablement

Sydney Ross, Staff Reporter
December 10, 2024
No matter where she is, junior Kennedy Rodgers is always dancing. Whether it be in a gym, competition floor, or simply her kitchen Rodgers expresses herself best whilst dancing. The ability to express oneself in a euphoric manner is what attracted Kennedy to dance originally. “I always say it’s euphoric because I feel like it's something that I don't get to feel anywhere else, and it goes by so fast when you perform, but at the same time, I feel like I'm feeling everything” Rodgers said. “You get to portray something that you might not have been able to do just by words.”

[Photo] Where They Flourish

Caroline Kraft, Visuals Editor-in-Chief
December 6, 2024
Preparing to dive into the pool, freshman Dryden Finley gets into the diving position. He swam the butterfly following his entrance into the pool.

Splash and Dash

Sophia Allen, Staff Photographer
November 6, 2024
Embracing their friend is alumni Jaida Neufarth and sophomore Mady Ashlock. With the conclusion of the concert emotions ran high and friends and family all swarmed to congratulate their singers.

Harmony of Light and Time: A Celestial Celebration

Sophia Allen, Staff Photographer
November 6, 2024
The ball had just gone out of bounds this time near Central’s own net. Cooper Troha kicks the ball in an attempt to kick to a teammate who can bring the ball to the other end.

[Photo] Our Goal? Stopping Yours

Sophie Allen, Staff Photographer
October 1, 2024
In position, captain senior Kaitlyn Morgan waits for her partner to serve the ball. She keeps her guard up in preparation for the other side to return the serve back.

Serving Success on the Tennis Courts

Sophia Allen, Staff Photographer
September 10, 2024
Surrounded by yellow wildflowers in a small field, sophomore Kennedy Rodgers stands amidst the blossoms with the sun peaking through the treetops. With a flower tucked in her hair she looks off into the distance.

[Photo] Colors in Nature

Caroline Kraft, Social Media Editor
May 20, 2024
Senior Abby O'brien and sophomore Gage Haile pose right after pulling their cat out for dissection. O'brien was quite excited to begin the dissection.

A Final Dissection

Sophia Allen, Staff Photographer
May 18, 2024
Digging in, this entire group leaned in to get a view of the current dissection situation.

Senior Olivia Creighton helps fellow classmate Katie Garrett put on her safety glasses to be prepared for scalpel use.

Disgusted, Maya Radelle holds her cat from a distance.

Helping more students, Reed guides this group as they continue in the dissection.

Part of the dissection included taking photos of different parts of the cat to help create a handmade study guide. Here, Maya Radelle and partner Audrey Webb work together.

In attempt to remove the cat from it’s bag the formaldehyde juices splashed sophomore Briana Lewis.

Surprise appearance was made by Mrs. Dena Dauve who is seen observing her daughter's group.

Mr. Reed shows one of the dissection groups how to tie their cat down.

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