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Student views on Lake news

Valhalla

Student views on Lake news

Valhalla

Kayto Krueger

Kayto Krueger, Staff Reporter

Kayto Krueger has been a monumental part of the yearbook/journalism team. Krueger joined yearbook/journalism because he thought it would be an easy course, but found out that was not the case. Krueger thinks it can be a difficult class if you’re lazy and allow spreads to go on unattended because of the issues that can be faced when trying to catch up. Krueger’s favorite part of yearbook/journalism was the ability to meet new people and make spreads for his favorite sports. Krueger expressed that he gained writing skills, like the ability to write captions and the skill to stay on top of work.

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Patchett gets interviewed by 1430 KYKN Radio in Keizer, Oregon.

Youngest Professional Sportscaster

Payne Patchett lands a job in professional broadcasting
Kayto Krueger, Staff Reporter
June 10, 2019
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LSHS Seniors light up the night during the annual Homecoming football game.

Seniors favorite moments in high school

Kayto Krueger, Staff Reporter
June 10, 2019
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LSHS senior suffers from the late stages of senioritis. The coffee has worn off and has left the student helpless, unable to find motivation in his final days of high school.

Senioritis hits Lake Stevens

Kayto Krueger, Staff Reporter
June 10, 2019
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The ongoing construction poses as an obstacle for students every day experience. In the beginning of the year, many students had to change their morning schedule to get to the high school earlier to find a spot. “Why can't students park in the main lot?” senior Gabe Aldape said.

Construction interferes with students’ lives

Students give their opinion on the construction process
Kayto Krueger, Staff Reporter
May 6, 2019
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A fan was placed in front of the used microwave to filter the smell of burnt plastic outside. Students evacuated the school during fourth period, and fan was placed in front of the microwave to disperse the smoke and odor.  “Our class was in the middle of a lesson when the alarm went off. Later I found out that someone microwaved food for too long,” senior Annalise Marie said.

LSHS Microwave Triggers Fire Alarm

Twenty minutes for a burrito is a bit much
Kayto Krueger, Staff Reporter
May 2, 2019
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