Student views on Lake news

Valhalla
Student views on Lake news

Valhalla
Student views on Lake news

Valhalla

Opinion

Looking for a fun way to pass the time this fall? Keep reading to find out how to make your very own DIY fall wreath!

Ten fun activities for the fall season

Marin Nielsen, Staff Reporter & Design Editor • November 21, 2016

In Western Washington, the fall season often brings blustery weather along with it, leaving very few fun activities to do without having to brave the elements. Many individuals opt for staying inside with...

Fall is here, the leaves are changing, and there are plenty of things to do. Need an idea? There are plenty of things going on around LSHS!

Hello, November

Makenzie Heggie, Staff Reporter • November 18, 2016

November 9, 10, 12: Drama Club performances: The Music Man November 10: Veterans day assembly November 11: Veterans day, no school November 12: Second playoff game for the football team at...

A free for all

A free for all

Audrey Kristofferson, Online editor • October 19, 2016

This year, our school has gone through numerous changes, from a new principal, attendance policy and one of the most controversial, the new parking system.  Year after year the system has remained the...

Booing ban uproar among student body

Destiny Otusanya, Staff Reporter • October 19, 2016

Does tradition make an action right? Some may argue and say that yes it does, while others may say the exact opposite. This question seems to be plaguing our school at the moment due to the uproar on the...

Many students feel that starting school at a later time will greatly benefit their performance in school. I know, from experience, if I don’t get a lot of sleep than during the day I am very tired, and find it hard to pay attention like I would if I had gotten more sleep," Pratt said.

Let’s Move School Start Times

Savannah Pratt, Guest writer • June 1, 2016

To the students of LSHS: During the life of a student, sleep seems to be the factor we have to skip. Waking up early to get to school, working all day, finishing homework by night, and repeating it...

Many students in the class of 2016 suffer from senioritis and the only cure is graduation. “I think senioritis is silly. A lot of times I think it's an excuse for a lot of people to give up, or be lazy or an excuse for people to think they don't need to put any effort into the end of their high school career. Don't get me wrong, I am looking forward to graduating and moving on to the next part of my life, but that doesn't mean I deserve the right to be a bum and not respect what I am expected to do for the rest of the year,” said senior Amanda Anderson. The debate is still active as students argue weather senioritis is well deserved from years of working hard or just an excuse for seniors to cast away their responsibilities.

Does senioritis affect the level to which you enjoy or succeed in your senior year?

Brittney Wood, Staff Reporter • April 25, 2016

It's inevitable in every senior’s life. It’s at the end of the school year, and the things that once brought so much stress no longer matter in the same way because of the realization that they're...

(Left to right) Luc Violette pushes the rock during the 2016 Youth Olympics; Noel Gasca receives a Gracie Award at the radiostation of her internship; and Michi Smith poses with a group upon sharing her story. Grit worked as the key factor behind Violette, Gasca, and Smith’s outstanding accomplishments. “Even if I had more time to do my work, I probably wouldn't be as successful in school without curling competitively, because I feel like I wouldn't have as much drive, motivation and grit,” said junior Luc Violette.

Grit comes in many forms

Bailey Hall, Opinion Editor • April 1, 2016

Grit is a rather vague term, which holds a rather vague definition. A personality trait which is widely striven for in the world of psychology and the theme of the 2016 LSHS Tolo Assembly, grit is commonly...

Students define “teenhood”

Addy Tibbits, A&E Editor • March 25, 2016

Life as a teen varies from person to person. The combination of life challenges, emotions, freedoms, schooling, memories, expectations, and friendships all make up a difficult yet beautiful chapter in...

Trying to decide which elective class to add to your schedule for next year can seem daunting. Making sure that you choose a class that is write for your interests and personality is important. Valhalla staff member Brittney Wood feels like she made the right choice choosing Journalism. "I'm glad I chose Journalism because I get to write about things that matter and become even more involved with me school," Wood said.

Consider adding Journalism to your schedule

Noel Gasca, Editor-in-Chief • February 29, 2016

Although the early stages of registration may be over at LSHS, it’s not too late to make an adjustment to your schedule and add a class that could change your entire year. While English, math, science,...

Together for two years, Greiser and Allinson aim to focus on important traits in their relationship instead of striving to meet the standards of media. “Talking to each other is important. We both think communicating is important, and it is, so we’re really good at being honest with each other,” said Greiser. Keeping realistic goals in a relationship is far more valuable than trying to match the couples stereotypes seen on social media.

#RelationshipGoals are unrealistic

Addy Tibbits, A&E Editor • February 29, 2016

Photos of flawless couples tagged with #RelationshipGoals have been plastered all over social media, signaling the envied expectation of being a perfect duo. Social media twists what love should truly...

Don't just sit around this weekend and binge watch your favorite Netflix series. There is plenty to do on this four day weekend. Make sure to get out of the house and enjoy this mini vacation. Don't forget to to wish Abraham Lincoln a happy birthday.

Places to go, and things to see; what to do for Presidents’ day weekend

Taiya Reynolds, Staff Reporter • February 11, 2016

       Presidents’ Day lands on February 15, an unfortunately less than ideal day as far as weather goes; rainy, cloudy, and at most, 55 degrees. The weather may not be optimal to be able...

Make this year's Valentine's Day a holiday to remember whether single or with a significant other. There are plenty of exciting and romantic activities to plan for on this four day weekend.

Whether you’re single as a Pringle or ready to mingle look here and find something special to do this Valentine’s Day.

Brittney Wood, Staff Reporter • February 11, 2016

Whether single or in a relationship, these ideas are sure to share the love this Valentine's Day. From date ideas to a movie marathon with best friends, find something fun to do no matter what your relationship...

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