Samantha Jones, Features Editor & Staff Reporter
• February 23, 2017
Every year, the combined LSHS Jazz, Concert, and Treble Choirs have gotten together to perform for one night to raise money for either field trips to attend, competitions out of state and new performance...
Lake Stevens High School welcomes many new staff members throughout the school year. As of late,our school has just welcomed another member to the staff and the new member is Heather Smith, who will be...
Sophie Grieser, News Editor & Editor-in-Chief
• January 25, 2017
The 2016 election was one which history will not soon forget. The race brought up many questions about who was best fit to run our country and divided Americans; this was only furthered by the spreading...
Finals are coming up in a couple weeks we all know finals are a very stressful, difficult and an overwhelming time, there are some great techniques Lake Steven students are using to prepare for the end...
Every year since 1983, we have had a day called MLK day. This day gives students and people a day off of work or school to reflect on the justice that was made by a man. The man's name was Martin Luther...
Senior year is riddled with moments of nostalgia and tradition such as senior assassin. However, the game has proven to be quite an ordeal. Between controversy on the senior page and reportedly poor management,...
There have been several notable achievements at the school lately, especially in regards to clubs. The Robotics Club experienced a big win recently. Lake Stevens High School participated in a competition...
Prior to Winter Break, Lake Stevens School District experienced a significant computer virus.. It came through the laptop of an Information Technology staff member, who had access to administrative rights....
A new batch of sophomores arrived at our school four short months ago. Coming to the high school can be a scary transition for many, but our sophomores are fitting in perfectly.
It is a major change...
Here at Lake Stevens High School, the arts programs such as band, choir, art and photography have had a great rate of student involvement as well as significant notoriety. Moreover, students who excel...
The time has come for the annual student vs faculty basketball game. The game is tomorrow. To properly prepare for the challenge students have been trying to find the best of the best to compete on our...
Sophie Grieser, News Editor & Editor-in-Chief
• December 15, 2016
On December 14, 2016, the Lake Stevens Knowledge Bowl team, Sturdy Wenches (consisting of seniors Elizabeth Stanton, Hayden Davis, Zoey Gonzales, and Derek Magruder) traveled to Jackson High School for...
![Here the group stands in front of the Capitol Building (From left to right - Top row: UW student Nick Peda, Mrs. Tilley, Mrs. Wagner, Drew Pearson, Elizabeth Stanton. Middle row: Elise Gooding, Mrs. Kinnard, Paige Wagner. Bottom row: Mrs. Riebli, Mrs. Fry, Jeyda Thomson, Anna Lundquist, Sophie Grieser). The seniors spent five days in Washington, D.C. touring and attending the inauguraton. Even though they grew up with Obama as president, and many of them don’t support Trump, they are keeping an open mind about his administration. “I hope the next four years will look a lot like last Saturday [the Women’s March] did, with lots of people coming together to support each other,” said senior Elizabeth Stanton. (Photo courtesy Darrick Hayman)](https://i0.wp.com/lshsvalhalla.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Inauguration.jpg?fit=684%2C513&ssl=1)
