March 7, 2019
Erin Gylfe and Regan Wheatley
March 7, 2019
The pouring rain didn’t relieve any of the pessimism surrounding the holiday. Instead of the classic red, whites, and pinks, the grey sky dulled the day.
As a child, Valentine’s Day was a highly anticipated holi...
Sam Weisiger and Regan Wheatley
March 7, 2019
Attempting to avoid the unpredictable cleanliness of school water fountains, more and more students are beginning to bring their own water bottles to school. Hydro Flask, a Bend, Oregon based company, seems to be the water ...
Sam Weisiger and Erin Gylfe
March 7, 2019
Being called up in front of a large group of people can be one of the most stressful times in a person’s life. What do you say? Do you look OK? Will you receive an award? Nothing to fear, Freshmen awards are here.
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Erin Gylfe and Sam Weisiger
March 7, 2019
Mixed emotions fled the minds of students when they showed up to school and surprised with an array of ‘plastic people.’ With some placed in seemingly unreachable locations, such as roofs and second story windows, many ...
Ivy O'Donnell, Feature Writer
March 7, 2019
For three years now, art teacher Mr. Anderson has been having students and teachers help pick out his next tattoo. This year, Gianna Cooper designed Anderson’s tattoo, and he is hoping to get it sometime next week or th...
Alexis Lage, News Writer
February 11, 2019
The forced shutdown of the federal government continued for over 5 weeks, breaking the previous record of 21 days. It affected over 400,000 federal employees who went without pay for the duration of the shutdown.
SVHS j...
Alison Perkins, Justin Cox, and Emily Barmore
February 11, 2019
With the government shutdown that lasted more than a month, worry had spread rapidly throughout the nation, as paychecks were missed and threats from the government to continue the shutdown until their demands were met, were repeatedly...
Ava Rognlien, Print Editor
February 11, 2019
It is no shock that the shutdown would affect US residents, but who knew it would also affect the environment?
National Geographic claims that national parks are at risk due to waste overflow and trespassers, the halting of...
Alison Perkins and Justin Cox
February 11, 2019
Due to the government shutdown, President Donald Trump threatened to pull wildlife relief funds from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
“Billions of dollars are sent to the State of California for For...
Erin Gylfe, Sam Weisiger, and Regan Wheatley
February 11, 2019
Students across the nation began to worry about their financial aid opportunities due to the recent government shutdown. Senior Erik Serbicki commented on the government recent shutdown stating, “I can see how students are worried...
Sam Weisiger and Erin Gylfe
February 11, 2019
After a long two days of writing the IAB Benchmark, the SVHS Winter Rally was a fantastic way to end the week with some laughs. Sports teams showed their school spirit by making unique entrances and performing original dances....