
Rose Blume, Sports Editor
![Around 683 students will arrive next year being the largest class LSHS has seen. The graduating class of 2019 has caused much excitement, but also has made some anxious. “[The next class being the largest] is exciting. It’s a compliment to our school that people want to come and live in the community and be here. The other side of it is, it’s daunting; it’s a lot of kids,” Cahan said.](https://i0.wp.com/lshsvalhalla.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/2019_Graphic.jpg?fit=772%2C454&ssl=1)
Principal Eric Cahan gives insight on the anticipation for the Class of 2019
Staff and facility additions needed to account for the 2016-2017 school year
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ORCA program focuses on student progress in the science field
Students utilize opportunities presented to them
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Architects display what they could do for the school
District seeks student opinions on school improvements
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New addition debuts for A.L.I.C.E.
Nightlock barricades doors to ensure safer environment during a lockdown
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Don’t let community service sit on the back burner
Students need to step up their game for the end of the year
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Athletes, get ready for spring sports
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Buddhist holiday brings multicultural orientation to Lake Stevens
Chinese New Year creates fun and meditative activities for families
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Wrestlers stand strong and practice hard to make their way to State
Win or lose the wrestlers still find what really matters during a match
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TOLO makes its return to Lake Stevens High School
Due to Wrestling State Championships the dance moves its date to February 26
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Gift of giving warms people’s hearts this season
More families registered this year requires more students to participate in the Giving Tree
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Students getting their scare on
Carlton and Thompson Farms are two places you can go to find peers getting their scare on
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Paper ballots become old school
Advances of technology at school shows through with online voting
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Season coming to a close and girls swim still undefeated
Girls swim representing Lake Stevens in districts and state championships
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![United nations: Noemie Bonbled, Wataru Morishita, Maria Valentini, Jonas Pletscher, Agustina Coll gather together at a table in the library. Being able to speak English well was a motivator for this year’s exchange students to come to the United States. “I wanted to speak English [ever] since I was very little,” sophomore Noemie Bonbeld from Belgium said.](https://i0.wp.com/lshsvalhalla.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Exchange-students.jpg?fit=630%2C417&ssl=1)
Behind the scenes of foreign exchange programs
Paperwork, tests, interviews, and classes are part of becoming a Viking
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