Hermanas Unidas Hosts ‘Salsa de Mi Casa’ Competition

By Sydney Stone, Editor-in-Chief

December 17, 2013

On Monday, Dec. 16, Archer celebrated its first ever annual “Salsa De Mi Casa” Competition.

Participating students and faculty brought homemade salsa to be tasted and voted on, with the “Judge Favorite Winners” being Antonia Haley ’14 for best Spicy Salsa and Mr. Robertson’s Mild Salsa taking first in his category. Daniela Jimenez ’14 took first place as a Fan Favorite for her spicy salsa, while Lauren Evans-Katz ’20 and Abigail Lischak ’20 received first for their Mild Salsa.

The event was sponsored and administered by members of Hermanas Unidas. Below are a few pictures from the event taken by Spanish teacher Talia Geffen—enjoy!

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Sydney Stone, Editor-in-Chief

Syd Stone graduated in 2016. She became the Voices Editor and the Social Media Manager during the 2013-2014 school year and continued in that position in 2014-2015. She served as the Co-Editor-In-Chief of the Oracle with Sarah Wagner during her senior year. She played cello in the Upper School Orchestra, was a member of the Honor Education Council and was the senior chair of the Ambassador Leadership Team. She attended the journalism institute for high school seniors at Northwestern University, where she went on to pursue a journalism major in college.

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