Student views on Lake news

Valhalla
Student views on Lake news

Valhalla
Student views on Lake news

Valhalla
Written Work
Perplexity
Ava Saldanas

    Dark soulless eyes. All I saw were soulless eyes, piercing me through the dark. There the body lay cold on the floor with blank expressions...

A Fine Line
Penelope Fox; Edited by: Sebastian Stainbrook

The pen was slipping lower and lower in his hand. The past is too hard to let go of. He held it tighter. He held it too tight. It broke. He was...

brown-eyed bird
Natalie Anderson

Sticky fruit blood dripping down chins dripping like revelation from the mouth of babes. I’m afraid I’m a fastidious eater Eat light,...

The Valhalla reserves the right to not publish work it deems inappropriate, including but not limited to, obscenities, profanity, and nudity. All work submitted must be original, not a replication, and created by students at Lake Stevens High school.
Visual Art
Talking to Eden
Talking to Eden
Sky Lewis (she/her), Staff Reporter

Arechiga was inspired in using Sleep Token's 2023 album cover for her project of remaking album covers in their art class. She came across Sleep...

What music would look like if it was visual
Music in Color
Sky Lewis (she/her), Staff Reporter

Balazic in Mrs.Kosbabs 3rd period drawing and painting class did an art piece about the color wheel. They were inspired and added a famous anime...

Senior Serenity Baird arranges jeans, clay, pill bottles, and syringes to create a visual representation of addiction and generational trauma. As she worked, memories of loved ones struggling with addiction flooded her mind, fueling her determination to break the cycle.
It’s in your genes : Serenity Baird
Erika Lepesha, Staff Reporter

    Junior Serenity Baird created an art project with a very personal and meaningful message. Growing up, she witnessed addiction and its effects...

LGBTQ+ Student Art Spotlight
Lillian Carpenter and Katherine Van Der Put