Carol Suh

As the year comes to an end, each class is looking at its standing regarding its financial state.

When it comes to asking a potential date to prom, students usually stick with the cliche method of using a poster, but senior Cody Cai thought outside of the box when asking senior Kiki Shim. Both worked as editors-in -chief of the yearbook this year and cemented their friendship through long hours of work. 

Gone are the days of elementary school, when students were able to hop on a bus and travel to a zoo, museum or historical landmark to further their studies in school. It’s high school now; lunchables have been replaced by off-campus vehicular sprints, “hands-on” education by grade-stressing labs.

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From starting lacrosse as a freshman with absolutely no experience, senior Bria Lee now has become one of the captains and best midfielders for the team.

At the last minute, sophomore Meghna Chakraborty decided to audition for the South Bay Teen Idol Competition, held at the Additson-Penzak Jewish Community Center Auditorium on Feb. 28.

Arriving home from school on the weekdays, many students get up to date with Facebook updates, blogs, news sites, YouTube subscriptions and countless other media and social networking outlets.

Whether they volunteered to clean up trash or donated cans to the homeless, many students provided assistance to those in need during the holidays.

You may remember him as your freshman health teacher or your P.E. teacher from sophomore year. This year, however, the school’s former athletic director, Peter Jordan, has taken a new direction in his career as the district’s instructional coach, a job that enables him to guide new teachers or those wanting a fresh eye to assist them.

Walking into the Big Basin Cafe,  the creativity of the menu on the black chalkboard catches your attention.

On the morning of Monday, Oct. 8, students woke up to the glorious feeling of hitting the snooze buttons on their alarm clocks and going back to sleep. For teachers, it was a whole new different story.   

After a successful freshman quad day, it was time for the sophomores to step it up on Oct. 10 and show what the class of 2015 had to offer.

Gay rights activists, politicians and even the Muppets have spoken out against Chick-Fil-A’s president Dan Cathy for his “prejudiced statements” against same sex marriage.