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Bianca Salgado, Community Editor

As the new school year begins, The Downey Legend has acquired a range of new assets to the team. Bianca Salgado, 12, is the new Community Editor and photographer. Salgado hopes to improve her photography as well as being more involved in the community. “I hope to be a positive asset to the team and successful in what I am taking on,” Salgado 12, said.

 

Besides participating in the online publication, she enjoys the arts. The senior enjoys singing and drawing in her spare time and aspires to one day become a singer. Anime is her favorite type of drawing because it is different and harder to do than regular cartoons. Besides singing and drawing, she hopes to attend USC after high school and major in law to eventually become a lawyer. From photography to law, Salgado hopes to make her last year in high school a successful one in all ranges.

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After the Memorial Day tribute concluded at the Downey Cemetery on May 27, Anthony Munoz puts up a peace sign as he kneels by the grave of his uncle, Gabino Munoz, to remember and acknowledge his legacy. Gabino Munoz was wounded in action in Germany during WWII, and received a Purple Heart.

[Photo] The honorable memories

Mia Dixon-Slaughter, Co-Editor-in-Cheif
June 4, 2013
On Friday, May 10, at the Krikorian Theatre, Baz Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby, based on F. Scott Fitzgerald’s 1925 American novel is released, portraying the lives of those who lived during the Roaring 1920s. Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire, Carey Mulligan, and Joel Edgerton star in this film along with other familiar names.

[Photo] Great Gatsby

Mia Dixon-Slaughter, Co-Editor-in-Cheif
May 20, 2013
Starting Monday, April 1, Dr. John Garcia takes over as the new Downey Unified School District Superintendent. Garcia went to Carpenter Elementary School, South (now Sussman) Middle School, and is a 1985 graduate of Downey High School.

[Photo] To support the students

Hanna Suarez, Editor-in-Chief
May 14, 2013
Opening in theatres on Friday, April 5, is Fede Alvarez’s Evil Dead, an American horror film based on Sam Raimi’s original 1981 version. Staring in this film are unfamiliar names such as Jane Levy and Shiloh Fernandez.

[Photo] Evil has risen

Joey Flores, News Editor
April 17, 2013
Stopping by the ASB window, Selena Corral, 11, casts her vote for the 2013-2014 ASB Student Council during A lunch. “I helped a friend of mine out by spreading the word on Twitter and Instagram because I feel he would be a great candidate for ASB,” Corral said

[Photo] Electing for the next school year

Joey Flores, News Editor
March 29, 2013
On Feb. 21, guest speaker, Esperanza, waits in the theatre to discuss her father’s survival during the Holocaust. “My father helped the Jewish people change their names, because he too had 10 passports with multiple names,” Esperanza said.

[Photo] Keeping the story alive

Hanna Suarez, Editor-in-Chief
February 25, 2013
During second period block, new coach for girl’s lacrosse, Mr. Mires, gives a lecture to the team on the field, in order to see that they are doing well academically. “If they cannot perform in class, then they cannot do their assignments on the field,” Mr. Mires said.

[Photo] Making a better team

Hanna Suarez, Editor-in-Chief
January 30, 2013
Premiering on Christmas Day in 2012, at the Krikorian Theatre, is Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables, based on his 1862 French novel ,that depicts the story of a convict who is changed by a single act of compassion. Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe, and Anne Hathaway star in this film along with other familiar names

[Photo] Fighting, dreaming, hoping, loving

Joey Flores, News Editor
January 18, 2013
Mrs.Macomber poses in fourth position of ballet in her classroom to show how she enjoys to express herself through the various forms of dance. “I’m just inspired by the young generation,” Mrs.Macomber said. “The stuff that young dancers do today is amazing.”

[Photo] Talented soul

Gabriela Sanchez, Arts and Entertainment Editor
December 21, 2012
As a way to promote the ROP classes on campus, Alyssa Talavera, 11, films Bryan Walker, 12, from the ROP Principles of Education class, during her ROP Film and Video Productions hour. “When I chose this class,” Talavera said, “I was really surprised how I learned so much in very little time.”

[Photo] The study of filming

Rodas Hailu, Co-Editor-in-Chief
December 7, 2012
The canned food drive stirs students to bring in their cans, from October 29 to November 9, due to teachers willing to give extra credit, but Mr. Glasser, though not victorious in the drive, believes students should be taught selflessness. “Give for charity, not for extra credit,” Glasser said. “In the end you will feel more likely to give and care for others in need while feeling good about yourself throughout your accomplished deed.”

[Photo] One small deed at a time

Gabriela Sanchez, Arts and Entertainment Editor
November 15, 2012
The principal of Griffiths Middle School, Mr Stapp, and current drummer for the school’s band, Julian Thomas, 8, show off their “Support Music” wristbands for an ongoing cause. Over the summer the instruments were stolen, so the music department immediately came to action by selling wristbands for $5 each, as a way to fundraise in order to purchase new equipment.

[Photo] Triumph over a loss

Rodas Hailu, Co-Editor-in-Chief
October 3, 2012
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