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Welcome everyone to the first edition, Issue #1, of The Hollenbeck Times literary magazine. Our junior editors mission has been to gather, edit, and produce art, writing,  photography, in all mediums, to showcase in our end of the year issue.

Our junior editors have worked hard all year, during their lunch breaks! To bring to you this collection of work by our very own Hollenbeck Junior Riders. Please enjoy, like and share!

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I hope all you readers enjoy this collection of work from our very own students at hollenbeck!

Bio:
Richard Castillo is a hardworking student who joined the Hollenbeck Times to showcase the best of hollenbeck, whether it be art, writing, or photos. He is a rising ninth grader who just finished his time at hollenbeck, but that doesn't mean his legacy at hollenbeck is over! Richard was a section leader in the hollenbeck band, and an outstanding student who enjoys photography, playing music, and all around being the best.

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Editor-In-Chief
Richard Castillo

Photography Editors:
Jonathan Hernandez
Brittney Granados

Art Editor:
Joselyn Nava

Journalists:
Xiomara Nolasco
Michelle Gutierrez

Staff Writing Editors:
Rachelle Torres
Evelyn Nava
Perla Medrano

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David Gonzalez, "Sunrise on a hill"

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David Gonzalez

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Ms. Cope-Period 2 wrote short stories centered on human rights. Here are their original stories:

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David Gonzales

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Ms. Cope's Classes created meme's centered on the novel, Small Steps, by Louis Sachar.

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Hollenbeck Students have written heart-felt letters to our essential workers to thank them for all that they are doing during Covid-19.

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David Gonzalez, "Sunlight In A Field"

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Students in the CIS book club, hosted by Ms. Nichols, have been reading Ghost Boys, a book that clearly connects to what is going on in our country right now. Students have written poems in reaction to police brutality and the racism that still flourishes within our society. Our students have something to say. #BlackLivesMatter

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Stories created at 826LA-Ms.Cope's 1st period.

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Stories created at 826LA-Ms.Cope's 1st period.

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Ms. Cope's 1st period class went on a field trip to 826LA and created stories together. Here are their stories.

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David Gonzalez

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David Gonzalez, "Muddy Road Ahead"

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These poems were written in collaboration by members of the CIS Book Club, who chose to remain anonymous. #BlackLivesMatter

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David Gonzalez

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David Gonzalez

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Stories created at 826LA-Ms.Herrera's 1st Period went on a field trip to 826LA and created stories together. Here are their stories.

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Stories created at 826LA-Ms.Herrera's 1st Period went on a field trip to 826LA and created stories together. Here are their stories.

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Jonathan Hernandez, "Cotton Candy River"

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Jonathan Hernandez, "Silver Lining"

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Jonathan Hernandez

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Jonathan Hernandez

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Jonathan Hernandez, "Amazing View"