Snap! The past week, journalism students have been taking pictures and videos of seniors for the yearbook to fit into this DNA helix. "Seniors felt awkward about filming the videos because it was something new," said Mrs. Moore, Meridian Moments yearbook sponsor.

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Take a bow! Meridian students involved in PERFORM take their bows after a performance of Seussical. Many students decide to do the program in addition to the school's show, sometimes even at the same time. "Seussical will always hold a special place in my heart," says Ian Carnahan.

Spencer Litteral

On April 10, Mr. Cloe's sophomore biology students will experience, first hand, what they have learned throughout the year as well as the jobs within biology. A free field trip to show students the different jobs in the science fields was offered to Meridian's biology class and the school accepted it. "I feel excited to see what job opportunities are in the field of biology," said Erica Corzine.

Alexis Rosenberger

All aboard. This is the form parents must sign for their son or daughter to go on the trip. Ms.Dowd says, "It will cost $555 dollar per person."

Kyle Farmer

"Gun-free zone=free kill zone," David Martin joins others on Franklin Street in Decatur in support of the Second Amendment. The rally lasted two hours. Martin supports the Second Amendment because, "the more it's being infringed, the less freedom we have."

Corryn Brock