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Set up for success: A close-up look at the stage of Sherlock

Indie Whitaker, Staff Reporter
January 28, 2025
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Storm Guillory, 11 Assistant Stage Manager “The set was really interesting, and Mr. Johnson was very excited. He had all these big ideas [for the set] and we really had a lot of fun building it.”
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Indie Whitaker
Indie Whitaker, Staff Reporter
Indie Whitaker is a senior and this is her first year on staff. She is also the Senior Ads Manager for the Veteran yearbook. She enjoys sewing, playing piano, hanging out with her friends, and spending money. You can often find her in room 1617, bugging Ms. Stamp.