Brianna Vargas
Editor-in-Chief

A maverick can be defined as an individual who takes an independent stand apart from his or her associates. Senior Tiffanee Lang is living the definition of a maverick.

Lang prides her school spirit above all other things. “When you have pride, you do better,” says Lang. She’s wanted to attend A-TECH since the fourth grade. She loved computers, math, and science from a young age, so A-TECH was the perfect place for her.

During all four of her years at A-TECH, she has continued to provide the school with new and greater ideas to bring about school spirit. One of her great ideas was program area wars.

Program area wars are fun activities, such as tug-of-war and sporting activities between program areas. She continues to work on building more spirit because no matter how many “bad” ideas you come up with, someone’s going to like them.

Although Lang is dedicated to improving school spirit, she’s also involved in many other activities throughout the school. These activities include student ambassadors, RSVP, Skills USA, Interact, and intelligencia. All of these organizations have one thing in common; helping others, which is what Lang’s all about.

“I love helping people,” says Lang.

Aside from being completely involved in school activities, Lang also takes several Advanced Placement courses and remains at the top of her class.

Outside of school, Lang has two jobs. She works part time at Chuck E. Cheese, and full time she owns her own company, Dangeo. She created this company in her seventh grade year. She runs this business, with the motto of ‘whatever needs to be fixed, Dangeo will fix it for you.’ Through her company, Lang has also created a line of “Class X” T-shirts that are featured in six high schools in Clark County: Northwest Career and Technical Academy, A-TECH, Canyon Springs, Cheyenne, Rancho, and Mojave.

“I keep doing all of this because I believe in hard work,” says Lang. “I want to go far and this is the only way.”

Although Lang is a busy individual, she still finds the time for the simple things in life. “I love parks,” she says, “ Any park, anywhere. It’s relaxing.”

“At Kentucky, I plan to major in Computer Information, Tech. Prep., and Networking Management. I want to be the person who runs everything. If you ever wonder who runs half the technologies you’re using, it will be me.”