Colors surround you, the halls become narrower and narrower as students quickly rush to their next period. Red, Yellow, Green, Purple, Galaxy---patterns that bump into each other all with a distinct patch:...

2024, what a year! Brain rot, polarization, and brat are the first three words that come to mind when someone mentions 2024. With most of the latest trends--ranging from fashion and products, to new dances--...

Hard-working, dedicated, and passionate– these words describe the countless teachers at Yorba Linda High School. One teacher who checks all of the above and stands out among several others is Mr. Wong,...

Yorba Linda High School is a campus radiating with both passion and purpose. One student who is the epitome of what it means to be a Mustang is Natalia Soto. As our Varsity Cheer Co-Captain, ASB Senior...

Winter Formal is an extremely anticipated and exciting event for students each year. However, additional excitement has surrounded the event this year since it is a district-wide dance that has not...

With Thanksgiving break just around the corner, Yorba Linda High School’s halls will soon become empty as students and staff take a well-deserved week-long break. As we approach this time off, it is...

When to decorate for Christmas? This is a big dilemma that finds controversy all over. As much as the smell of Christmas scented candles is tempting, giving its own respected time to Thanksgiving is also...

In May, my dad and I went through some of his old stuff in a closet and I happened to stumble upon his old guitar. This guitar, being 40+ years old, was still in perfect condition and I decided that day...

As Yorba Linda High School heads into the fall, the annual homecoming dance is just around the corner. The homecoming football game takes place on October 3rd at the Nathan Shapell Memorial Stadium. The...

There’s no better time than fall to refresh your wardrobe with deep, earthy hues, chunky knits, and accessories to no end. As nightfall greets us much sooner, it’s almost essential to welcome fall...

Thanksgiving, which is celebrated every year on the fourth Thursday of November in our country, is a time for being with family, eating food, and remembering what we are grateful for. It traditionally...

As we head into the fall season we begin to think of who and what we are grateful for. For many of us that could be our friends and family, or our homes and jobs. For the cheer and song leaders at YLHS...