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Lights! Curtains up! Cue music! Sister Act is the upcoming musical put on by the LSHS Drama Club on November 9th. Preparation for Sister Act has happened since the first day of school with having only nine weeks to make sets and rehearse scenes. “They[the set crew] are the thankless people because nobody really knows about them. Things just happen, they just create the magic,” Mindy Marks states.

The Magic That Makes the Stage Come Alive

What it really takes to create the sets for Sister Act
Kassie Gruel, Photographer and staff reporter
October 30, 2017
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Before the overhaul: This is our school’s layout as of today but once summer 2018 hits the school is going to undergo a drastic change.

The future of Lake Stevens

Lake Stevens High School is getting a new look
Dawsen Hudson, Head photographer and news editor
October 30, 2017
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September 20th, Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico with a category 4 strength. A month after the hurricane they are still struggling to regain what Hurricane Maria destroyed. “Yeah it was pretty crazy,” states Kaya Barker.

Disastrous Weather of 2017

Natural disasters across America and into Mexico, how it affects students at Lake Stevens High School
Kassie Gruel, Photographer and staff reporter
October 27, 2017
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The 2017-2018 cheering to the crowd at a home football game. Lee joined the cheerleading team at the end of her junior year, becoming more involved with the school. “High school is fun, enjoy it,” Lee said.

A look back from upperclassmen

Upperclassmen discuss what they wish they had known sophomore year
Audrey Kristofferson, Online editor
October 25, 2017
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Senior Austin Murren stretches out for a catch before their homecoming matchup against Cascade. The Vikings won 55-7. Murren had only one catch on the night, a 15-yard touchdown, to help the cause.

Lake Stevens beats Cascade, will play Monroe for fifth straight Wesco title

Tom Lewis and Anthony Hutchinson shine again in 55-7 win
Payne Patchett, Posting Editor
October 25, 2017
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Point Vikings. Maddie Iseminger, the only freshman on the Vikings volleyball team, blocks the opponent's upcoming attack at the net. In the match against Kamiak, Vikings fought until the fifth set to claim victory. The energy each player emitted on the court upped the competition. “Maddie Iseminger, an actual BEAST on the court, but a sweetheart with a quirky personality off”, senior Kani White said.

Sports in college? How do I start?!

Stories of students and where they are in their personal recruiting process
Abby Morgan, Design editor and features editor
October 24, 2017
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Game point: Senior Lillian Eason sets her teammate to score the Viking’s twenty fifth point for their third set. Kamiak visited Lake Stevens for their match on October 10, 2017; the game lasted five sets. After losing the first two sets of this game, Lake came back and dominated the next three sets. “Come out and play like you’ve got nothing to lose,” said senior Hannah Aaenson when entering their fifth set.

Lake Stevens Volleyball goes 11-0 after game against Glacier Peak

The Viks won all three sets against Glacier Peak on Tuesday, October 17, 2017.
Ryah Robinson, Photographer
October 24, 2017
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A person’s importance. A bracelet with the phrase “Jared Frick Forever” printed on the outside held in front of a wondrous sunset. The night of the Out of the Darkness walk, many gathered to witness the dusk ending the day. The wristband held in the photograph was a token of remembrance for the young man, Jared Frick, who ended his life earlier this year. “People who aren’t willing to be bold about it, can read. And then at least know what to do”, Penny Daniel said.

The importance of life

The steps that can be taken to help make a difference in suicide prevention
Clara Langerveld, Photographer and staff reporter
October 24, 2017
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A change of scenery: Eleanor Frumkin Marqvardsen did not expect to go to Washington for school. The foreign exchange program chose the state for her, and she was expecting to go to a place such as Michigan, minnesota or wisconsin as most other U.S. bound students go. “I’m used to living in a city,” She said. “Lake Stevens is a smaller town and there’s not as many people, but I actually really like it.”

Udenlandske studerende / Devisenschüler / Foreign Exchange Students

The inside look on studying abroad
Lorin Wells, Opinion editor
October 24, 2017
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Brainstorming fun ideas for the club. Sophomore, Jordan Jackson is taking notes as to what the members of the club what to do this year. The Minority Awareness Movement club was in the process of wanting to go to a museum in Seattle that glorifies the strong independent and inspirational people of color. “Learning about other people in history who are doing what we are trying to do now, makes this so much more worth it,” senior Ana Newman said.

Oh M.A.M, What a great club

Starting off the year with the Minority Awareness Movement club to move towards more equality.
Kani White, Photographer
October 24, 2017
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Rise and no shine: Around the time of the first bell going off, kids get off the bus and head into the school. Students had to get up early to get to school in time to make the first bell, at 7:30. “It’s too early definitely and seems unfair other schools start later,” Plank said.

The highly debated subject of school hours and vacation schedules

How high school students feel about school start times and vacation schedules
Sadie Malmevik, Photographer and staff reporter
October 23, 2017
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What really grinds your gears?

What really grinds your gears?

A few students voice criticisms of school’s policies and behavior
Logan Smith, Arts and entertainment editor
October 23, 2017
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