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Student views on Lake news

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Student views on Lake news

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Noel Gasca

Noel Gasca

November 23, 2016
Editor-in-Chief
Arcos to step down in June

Arcos to step down in June

Noel Gasca, Editor-in-Chief April 25, 2016

After four years of constant dedication, Leadership Advisor Alisa Arcos has decided to step down from the position in June. For the past four years, Arcos has created countless campus leaders and has made...

ASB elections to save time and paper

ASB elections to save time and paper

Noel Gasca, Editor-in-Chief March 14, 2016

In a push to further utilize the LSHS Connect App, students will use the app in determining who will fill next year’s ASB executive positions. Prior to to this year, students went to the gym to watch...

Pass the time by applying for scholarships

Pass the time by applying for scholarships

Noel Gasca, Editor-in-Chief March 14, 2016

Although the wait to hear back from colleges is exasperating, seniors can find plenty of ways to keep themselves preoccupied while they wait. One of the best ways to stay busy is to check out the wide...

Editor’s Letter: March

Noel Gasca, Editor-in-Chief March 10, 2016

Like a lot of people my age, I enjoy escaping reality for 90 minutes with a good movie. One night, while watching “The Breakfast Club,” I started to think about the life of an average teenager in America...

We Are Huge In Japan celebrates their victory over 25 To Life in this year's Macho Volleyball tournament. Despite the team's minimal preperation, their bumps, sets, and spikes were the best in the tournament. "[The win] is all on my team, they were great out there and I'm proud to be their coach," senior Marcus Huang said.

We are Huge in Japan wins Macho Volleyball

Noel Gasca, Editor-in-Chief March 1, 2016

On February 24, LSHS hosted its twelfth annual Macho Volleyball tournament. This year’s tournament was by far the most competitive, intense and attended in the event’s history. With fifteen teams competing...

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,...

Since it's creation in 2011, Treat Yo Self Day has become a cultural phenomenon. This mentality of treating yourself has even resonated with people who have not watched the show. Treat Yo Self Day emphasizes the importance of occasional indulgence and self care. "I think the caziest thing I've ever treated myself to was my Seattle Sounders jersey, otherwise I usually just treat myself to coffee or something small like that," senior Carley Washburn said.

How one made up holiday has changed the mindset of many

Noel Gasca, Editor-in-Chief February 22, 2016

The television show “Parks And Recreation” has spawned several faux holidays, such as “Galentine’s Day” a special day before Valentine’s Day that involves celebrating female friendship, “Monica...

The beat lives on with Little Viking Band days

Noel Gasca and Cierra Holder February 18, 2016

On February 8 and 9, the LSHS drumline and wind ensemble introduced fifth graders from the six elementary schools in the district: Glenwood, Highland, Hillcrest, Mt. Pilchuck, Skyline, and Sunnycrest to...

Editor’s Letter: February

Editor’s Letter: February

Noel Gasca, Editor-in-Chief February 10, 2016

It’s a new semester, and The Valhalla is happy to welcome new staff members and new readers. If you’re a returner, welcome back. After one semester of our online format, the staff is a little wiser,...

Lily credits her twin sister Kylie [back row, left] as her biggest supporter on and off the field. “My biggest supporter has been Kylie. Having Kylie on the same team has really been a lifesaver. Having a sister that plays the same sport is great because you always have a throwing partner, when we are struggling with school or softball there is always help, and when we are gone for long periods of time so we always have some there to talk to,” Larsen said.

Carroll College hits a homerun signing Lillian Larsen

Noel Gasca, Editor-in-Chief February 2, 2016

On January 20, senior Lillian Larsen, better known as Lily, signed to play softball at Carroll College in Helena, Montana, and became the first female athlete of the Class of 2016 to sign a letter of intent. Larsen...

Despite a rough loss, Eason leaves San Antonio a winner

Despite a rough loss, Eason leaves San Antonio a winner

Noel Gasca, Editor-in-Chief January 15, 2016

On January 9, thousands of spectators packed the Alamodome and tuned in to watch the U.S. Army All American Bowl in San Antonio to cheer on the nation’s best high school football players, including recent...