Comic-Con 2019
October 29, 2019
As soon as the clock struck 9:30 A.M the eager fans of Los Angeles Comic-Con faced into the convention hall. Security guards could be heard telling fans to stop running to prevent injuries.
About the Contributors
Leanna Bobadilla, Photographer
In Downey High School, we have a lot of outgoing and loud people, not noticing the quiet ones at times. Leanna Bobadilla, 10, has joined the Downey Legend newspaper as a photographer. Seeing photography as a great form of art, Bobadilla hopes to one day graduate and go to art school, and get one step closer to her dream of being a graphic design artist.
Art means something different to Bobadilla, it is what she sees in her future. “It’s a good way to express what you’re feeling without necessarily having to say anything,” Bobadilla stated. “It’s just fun to see what you’re capable of creating, even if it isn’t always up to your expectations.”
Art means something different to Bobadilla, it is what she sees in her future. “It’s a good way to express what you’re feeling without necessarily having to say anything,” Bobadilla stated. “It’s just fun to see what you’re capable of creating, even if it isn’t always up to your expectations.”
Arely Macedo, Photographer
As her time at Downey High draws to a close, Senior Arely Macedo hopes to finish her fourth and final year on the school’s track team on a strong note. With an eye for photoshop, Macedo joined newspaper at the insistence of her photography teacher and she hopes to capture a side of Downey High that is rarely seen with her pictures.
With no plans for college, Macedo plans to jump straight into the workforce as a real estate accountant. “I don’t really want to continue with school and that [an accountant] is a good job you can get without a college degree,” Macedo said. “My family has also been in that field of work for a while, so I have some experience.”
With no plans for college, Macedo plans to jump straight into the workforce as a real estate accountant. “I don’t really want to continue with school and that [an accountant] is a good job you can get without a college degree,” Macedo said. “My family has also been in that field of work for a while, so I have some experience.”
![Practicing her monologue for the upcoming play, Rachelle Escurel, 10, is auditioning to play Rebecca Nurse in The Crucible, which will be held at Downey High School in April. “I’ve previously been a part of a production here at Downey and when I first was a part of it I created so many new memories, experience, and made a whole other family with the people there,” Escurel said. “My heart broke when I [didn’t audition for the last] production and I missed everyone and wanted the experience again.”](https://www.thedowneylegend.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/cruciable.cast_-475x316.jpg)
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