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Carlo Hinsdale

Carlo Hinsdale, photoj contributor

Carlo Hinsdale is a freshman in digital media. He wrote captions for many a Tuesday Top 10 and covered fine art classes, galleries and celebrations. He has really enjoyed the team aspect of journalism and can't wait to be on the Shield staff. Hinsdale is an art major, and his mom has a degree in newspaper journalism from the University of Texas at Austin.

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Photo by Harper Binfield Maxwell.

PhotoJ students spark creativity through emulation

Harper Binfield Maxwell, Carson Duncan, Olivia Dungan, David Herring, Carlo Hinsdale, Elli Grace Hodges, Katie Hyzak, Sophia Lopez, Beatrix Lozach, Aubrey Macedo, Sophia Manos, Katie Martin, Vivian Moore, Riley Pita, Adele Seeboth, and Cash Sims
July 16, 2024
Josh Hinsdale poses with his roommate and fellow stylish hat enthusiast, Willie Nelson.

On the phone again

Carlo Hinsdale, Mac photojournalism
July 11, 2024
Freshman Paityn Jones speaks as part of the panel during the Black History Month assembly during fifth period. Jones said that being a member of the Knights Steppers and having Black teachers have given her spaces where she can be herself.

Opening doors to appreciating Black history

Shayla Allen, Gaby Esquivel, Lillian Gray, Carlo Hinsdale, Delaney Lavelle, Beatrix Lozach, Josie Mullan, Chloe Seckar-Martinez, Francie Wilhelm, and Chloe Lewcock
March 6, 2024
PART OF THE FAM: Junior Julia Rasp smiles alongside her dance “family” at Wednesdays elective fair. Rasp, who has been a part of the fine arts program since Lamar, cherishes the bonds she has made throughout her years in the program. “The Mac Dance community is great,” Rasp said. “I always look forward to that class and the people in it, and as corny as it sounds it’s kind of like a family.” For Rasp, the fair posed as the perfect opportunity to introduce other students to a class she values so highly. “I just wanted to show how much I really love and appreciate mac dance,” she said. “It’s really great, has taught me a lot and honestly has made my high school experience ten times better. Just wanting to share that is what led me to participate in the elective fair.” Caption by JoJo Barnard with reporting from Callen Romell.

Fair allows students to share their favorite electives

JoJo Barnard, Olivia Dungan, Gaby Esquivel, David Herring, Carlo Hinsdale, Chloe Lewcock, Callen Romell, Josie Mullan, and Ingrid Smith
February 7, 2024
ETHERIAL CONNECTIONS: While performing for middle school dancers last week, the McCallum youth Dance Company connected with younger dancers. Mac dancers opened the showcase with a piece called “Etherial” which was choreographed by Terrance Carson. Dancers leaped at the chance to form bonds with the Lamar dancers, the ones they may share a locker room with in a few years. Sophomore Corinne Hampton believes that talented dancers such as the Lamar Youth Dance Company dancers should have a group like the Mac dancers to look up to. “I think its really great that middle schoolers get excited about the communities they might be a part of.” The opportunity to be a part of the Youth dance company at Mac is something students from Lamar and beyond look forward to throughout middle school. Caption by Maggie Mass.

Artistic expression abounds

Gaby Esquivel, Carlo Hinsdale, Chloe Lewcock, Maggie Mass, Mira Patel, Alice Scott, Lanie Sepehri, and Francie Wilhelm
December 12, 2023
WATER BALLOONS AND SMILES: Senior Peer Assistance and Leadership program member Jude Masoni holds up his fellow PAL, senior David Herring, as a human shield to protect himself from the path of an incoming water balloon. Students paid $1 to throw a balloon at the PALS on Tuesday as part of the shooting PAL-ery, one of the Pink Week fundraisers intended to raise money for the Breast Cancer Resource Center of Central Texas, an Austin-based non-profit that provides personalized support to those affected by breast cancer.  Year after year the PALS put on Pink Week in order to raise funds and awareness for the fight against breast cancer. The PALS put on a variety of different events the whole week at lunch in hopes of both bringing in profits and bringing an exciting week of fun to the McCallum community.    Herring was made a target of the water balloon by his cross country teammates. “I enjoyed seeing my teammates coming out to donate as I was telling them about it the week prior,” Herring said. “I was also just having fun on that nice day with my fellow PALS. Some of them that did the pallery that day, like Jude, I’ve known since elementary school.” Caption by Chloe Lewcock with reporting by JoJo Barnard.

Pink Week soars to new fund-raising heights

Sutton Banning, JoJo Barnard, Olivia Dungan, Carlo Hinsdale, Chloe Lewcock, Beatrix Lozach, Helen Martin, and Olin Michalovic
October 10, 2023
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