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Selah DeLong, Photographer

Selah DeLong, photographer

 

Selah DeLong is a sophomore here at LSHS and is a proud Viking. She pursued journalism because she enjoys reading and writing. Being on the Valhalla staff will help her grow as a writer. Outside of school, she plays the piano and guitar. Selah comes from a big family with four brothers and one sister. Her goals after graduation include publishing a book and starting a family. 

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How teachers impact our seniors

June 8, 2020
People are suffering in many ways, some that people don’t even see. What about children in abusive homes who aren’t able to leave? What about K-12 grade students who depend on school meals that don’t have easy access to them anymore? What about people who live alone and are struggling to keep themselves busy? What about single parents who now can’t work and are struggling to support their children now and going forward? Many are suffering in many different ways. If there’s one thing everyone can agree on, it’s that we are all ready for this pandemic to subside.

Coronavirus pandemic shakes reality

May 21, 2020
Teddy Bears Galore! This new trend is a fun way the community encourages kids. Any person can join in on the fun too! Just put a teddy bear in your window. On your next walk, see how many you can find in people’s windows! It’s a fun way the community can unite and have fun even in hard times.

Community comes together in midst of national crisis

May 19, 2020
Teddy Bears Galore! This new trend is a fun way the community encourages kids. Any person can join in on the fun too! Just put a teddy bear in your window. On your next walk, see how many you can find in people’s windows! It’s a fun way the community can unite and have fun even in hard times.

Community comes together in midst of national crisis

May 17, 2020
College isn’t the only way to go

College isn’t the only way to go

March 27, 2020
Vote! Seniors get their chance in 2020 as they turn 18 to make an impression on the presidential election. Many argue that their single vote doesn’t matter. Written in The New York Times, “In the 2008 presidential election,” “The average voter had just one chance in 60 million of deciding the race. This argument is based on a highly questionable assumption: that there’s no reason for me to vote if doing so won’t decide the election.” Each vote makes a difference, even if that difference is small.

The epidemic of young non-voters

March 11, 2020
A look into student stress and its effects

A look into student stress and its effects

January 28, 2020
Students express themselves in many different ways. One that stands out the most in our school is the decorative artwork made by students to keep the beauty of LSHS during construction. It’s a unique way that expresses the creativity of students here.

[Photo] Self-Expression in art and entertainment

December 9, 2019
Black Friday: Inside the minds of shoppers

Black Friday: Inside the minds of shoppers

December 5, 2019
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[Photo] Favorite part of thanksgiving

December 4, 2019
Rhys Netherton, Dustin Cole, Mykah Carter, Gabe Christensen, Elam Roldan, Kyleigh Lynn, and Shae Copeland editing in Video Production Class.

[Photo] LSHS Film Students Prepare to Shine.

October 24, 2019
Anshika Patel, Kamila Almaz, and Katherina Huber are all exchange students who are excited to start their year at LSHS.

LSHS Through the Eyes of Foreign Friends

October 24, 2019
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