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What is on the other side of this iced over fence?
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What is on the other side of this iced over fence?
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the band parking lot
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the baseball practice field
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the football practice field
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the softball practice field
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Question 2/10
Where does this hand-rail adorned with icicles lead to?
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Where does this hand-rail adorned with icicles lead to?
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the field house
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the front entrance of the school
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the math hallway
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the portables
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the science hallway
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Where was this photo taken?
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Where was this photo taken?
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on Grover overlooking tennis courts
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on Houston Street overlooking the portables
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on Koenig overlooking the MAC
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on Sunshine overlooking the front of the school
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Where was this photo taken?
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the courtyard opposite the cafeteria
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the courtyard opposite the library
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the English courtyard
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the fine arts courtyard
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the foreign language courtyard
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This iced-over gutter is connected to which building on campus?
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This iced-over gutter is connected to which building on campus?
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the field house
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the Fine Arts Building
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the gym
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the library
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the MAC
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From what location was this photo taken?
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From what location was this photo taken?
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the courtyard adjacent to the cafeteria
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the courtyard adjacent to the library
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the English courtyard
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the front of the school
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the parking lot between the gym and the MAC
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Where was this photo taken?
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Where was this photo taken?
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the band parking lot
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the baseball practice field
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the circle driveway in front of the school
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the football practice field
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the softball practice field
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Where was this photo taken?
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the custodians' entrance between the front of the school and fine arts hallway
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the parking lot between the baseball and softball fields
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the parking lot between the gym and MAC
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the parking lot by the portables
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the solar classroom
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From what location was this photograph taken?
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From what location was this photograph taken?
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Portable City
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the baseball bleachers
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the English courtyard
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the fine arts courtyard
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the front entrance
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From what street was this photo taken?
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From what street was this photo taken?
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Grover
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Houston
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Koenig
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Sunshine
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We are trying something different with this week’s Tuesday Top 10. Let’s face it, last week was something of a lost cause for photo essays with four of the five days being canceled due to the winter storm. But rather than take the week off, we thought we’d give you a chance to show off just how well you know the friendly confines of the Mac campus.
This quiz consists of 1o photos—this week’s Tuesday Top 10—and each photo was taken on the campus last Wednesday when it was covered from Sunshine to Grover, from Koenig to Houston, with icicles.
How well can you identify where each image was captured? Show us your results in a comment to this post or DM a screenshot of your score to our Insta if you would like to claim bragging rights as the most knowledgeable Knight in all the Mac kingdom.
![ONE LAST BATTLE CRY: Senior Valeria Villafuerte-Perez celebrates with her friends after the senior class won the spirit competition. At each pep rally, a different game is played with volunteers from the crowd. Villafuerte-Perez was nominated by her friends to play a game in which the goal was to snatch a pom-pom from an opponent.
“Before school started, my friends and I had talked about going all out for senior year, so I told them to nominate me for a game since it was our last [Shoal Creek Showdown] pep rally,” Villafuerte-Perez said. “I wasn’t really scared to go down to the floor in front of the whole school, all I was focused on was getting the crowd hyped for the game.”
Villafuerte-Perez entered the game determined to win. After several rounds, as there were just two people left, she managed to snatch the last pom just in time, in order to secure a victory for the senior class.
“I was really happy I won the game for the class of 2026,” Villafuerte-Perez said. “Honestly, I just wanted to win because seniors rule.”
As this was her first pep rally as a senior, the event carried extra meaning to Villafuerte-Perez.
“Being in the stands as a senior feels very surreal,” Villafuerte-Perez said. “I still remember my first pep rally, and now I’m a senior having my last pep rally, I think in that moment it really set in that I’m a senior, and that I’m going to graduate soon.”
Caption by Sophia Manos. Photo by Julia Copas.](https://macshieldonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/54750679693_5f7d007e27_o-1200x675.jpg)
![WORKING TOGETHER: McCallum Dance Company performs the student-choreographed “Dancing with Death” during last Tuesday’s dress rehearsal before the spring dance show. Sophomore Pia Sosa performed in five different numbers during the show and thought that everything went well even despite a few challenges.
“I was getting a little worried closer to the end because there were still a lot of changes happening and people getting shuffled around into places,” Sosa said. “But by the tech week and by the shows, it really felt like we all worked together and came together.”
Sosa’s favorite part was performing “Come Play,” which was choreographed by junior Maya Tien. Sosa loved being able to work with Tien because of her level of preparation and being able to perform hip hop, since the dance company does not perform that style as much.
“It’s the first number I do in the show, and I always just felt like it gave me so much energy,” Sosa said. “It felt really good because we rarely do hip hop, so it just felt like such a great opportunity to do something that I don’t get to do all the time.”
Sosa explained that there were some challenges due to sudden changes in several pieces, however Sosa said she was proud of how the company responded as a whole.
“Everybody put their best foot forward and pushed through any challenges that they were having,” Sosa said. “I’m really proud of how the company handled it all.”
Overall, Sosa said she is grateful for all the work put in by the dance directors and the student choreographers for producing the show.
“We couldn’t have put the show together without [them],” Sosa said. “Mac dance is amazing and I can’t wait to choreograph next year.”
Caption by Riley Pita. Photo by Harper Maxwell.](https://macshieldonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/54471134934_215f07dcfb_o_54485123147_o-1-1200x800.jpg)