Yuta Raqueno, Photographer
Senior Yuta Raqueno is acquiring the skill of journalism in a class at Lake Stevens High School. Yuta amid his free time extends to soccer, piano which he said he is pretty good at, video games with his friends, and occasionally reading. In school, math and physics are his favorite subjects. After high school, Yuta plans to attend college, preferably in Washington. He would like to major in science, pondering the thought of neuroscience or Aerospace Engineering. Yuta not too long ago lived in Japan. There he played for a club soccer team but since he moved to Washington, he plays on a recreational team due to moving here too late in the season. He says his motivations for working hard are, “Nothing happens without hard work.” Yuta hopes to contribute good topics with unique info and a different perspective in the school Paper. Yuta would say his biggest fear is dying because nobody knows for sure. It is the true unknown. If he could change one thing about himself he states his environment. He moved to Washington his senior year of high school and had to say goodbye to all his friends. But he is making the most of what the United States offers and looks to make many more friends in the future.
![Substitute teachers on to the rescue. Ms. Johnson is teaching Modern world history and came out to take a picture with us. Currently, where there are shortages of substitute teachers, Ms. Nicolas was able to get a substitute for her class on time. [Substitute teachers] are responsible for maintaining a high level of instruction and continuity when regular teachers are absent due to illness, personal emergencies, maternity, vacation, or professional development opportunities. -FSG Newsletter](https://i0.wp.com/lshsvalhalla.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/IMG_5994-scaled.jpg?fit=1200%2C900&ssl=1)
![Instagram, is one of the social media apps that were most likely to be used during class according to Common Sense Media. Students tend to use their phones when they are finished or when they dont feel like doing their work. Phone use varies from class to class. I dont think Ive had someone pull out their phone during the second period [AP Computer Science ] before, Levi Dela Rosa said.](https://i0.wp.com/lshsvalhalla.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/EIt7fFepiTcKizhacMwv6OSgZgCQF59Ph3f2Wj6v-scaled.jpg?fit=1200%2C900&ssl=1)
