Isabella Dimak named Texas Theatre Scholar

by DD Turner ©The Port Lavaca Wave 2025
This content is for subscribers only. Log in or sign up for a free trial below.

CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Calhoun High School One-Act Play Stage Manager Isabella Dimak writes in the binder that she uses to keep track of props, cues, lighting and all else that goes into a production during a rehearsal of “Witches?! In Salem!?” “That binder is my most valued item during a production,” she said. It can also be used in her portfolio when applying to college theatre programs.


You may also like:

CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
CHS names March students of the month
PHOTO BY CJ VETTER Members of the Seadrift City Council and representatives from local volunteer organizations such as CASA and the Harbor Children’s Alliance and Victim Center gather in Seadrift City Hall to proclaim April as Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month.
Seadrift approves new job description, review p...
PHOTO BY CJ VETTER Anakin and Joshua Mesa dig into some hot dogs during the Harbor Children’s Alliance and Victim Center’s annual Celebrate the Child Picnic. The event was held to promote awareness of childhood abuse and help celebrate childhood, according to Children’s Harbor Alliance and Victim Center Maria Walton.
Celebrating childhood
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO The Calhoun High School UIL Academic team continued the win streak at the dis-trict meet Friday, March 30, making it 19 championships in a row. Members of the team pose with the awards they earned t the district meet.
CHS UIL Academic teams sweep district
Campos
Calhoun golfers named as All-District
Members of the Sandies varsity softball team including Ciara Mendez, Ally Aguilar, Braylynn Galloway and others huddle to map out the defensive game plan during a game earlier this season. Calhoun batted with top district team Rockport-Fulton over the weekend, but came up just short in a 2-0 loss. The varsity Sandies were scheduled to face Sinton in a district re-match on Tuesday evening at home. (Wave photo)
Lady Pirates edge Sandies softball in pitching ...
Calhoun’s Ethen Ramirez runs down a Kingsville King base runner during a game earlier this season at Whataburger Field. The Crabs defeated district foe Ingleside 8-1 over the weekend. (Wave photo)
Baseball Crabs fighting for playoff position
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Catholic Daughters fill the trunk
Port Lavaca Auto Group