Seniors’ Last Day of High School: The Day None of Us Expected
Stephen Serrano, Section Editor
April 6, 2020
On the first day of senior year, twelfth-grade students fill the campus with experience, spirit, and confidence as the oldest members of the student body. Senior year is full of everyone’s lasts. Last dances. Last sports games. Last rallies. Last activities. And, of course, the last day of high sc...
Club Spotlight: Green Life Club
Riley Pietsch, Photojournalist
April 5, 2020
As the years go by, it seems as though the pressing problem surrounding our Earth’s health has only worsened. With President Trump’s withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement on June 1, back in 2017, there has definitely been a major shift in the environmentalist community. Citizens across...
Learning At Home
Suhani Bhanvadia, Photojournalist
April 3, 2020
As the coronavirus spreads rapidly, many school districts have taken action to continue educating their students and move to more online means of teaching. Teachers at YLHS have been working hard to provide a seamless transition to homeschooling. While teachers may be doing their part, is it safe to...
PYLUSD and the Coronavirus
Emily Eslao, Photojournalist
April 3, 2020
Schools pose a significant health risk to the population, as the Coronavirus is “spread mainly” through “person-to-person contact” (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention). Infected respiratory droplets are more likely to contact others in large gatherings, endangering schools such as YLH...
Sniffle Season
Emily Eslao, Photojournalist
April 3, 2020
On March 19, the official arrival of spring brings seasonal phenomena that many can look forward to. In the coming months, the season brings warmer weather, new plant life, and the much anticipated spring break. Conversely, spring also means finals, the revival of dormant insects, and of course, spring ...
High School Graduation Bucket List
Priscilla Kim, Photojournalist
April 3, 2020
Looking at life after high school can be daunting as the end of senior year approaches. Not only will there be changes, but for the first time most students will have the most independence they will ever have to build new lives on their own terms. Friends or even acquaintances will be moving around the count...
Best of Acai Bowls in Orange County
Riley Pietsch, Photojournalist
April 3, 2020
As the summer season nears, cold foods regain their popularity. Popsicles by the beach, watermelon by the pool, and more recently, acai bowls on the pier. Acai bowls have gained popularity, as they are both a sweet and healthy treat. The Brazilian dish is served in a smoothie bowl or glass and is composed o...
Just A Little Tease
Abbie Muther, Photojournalist
March 20, 2020
Spring Break is three weeks away, and students are already getting excited. It is the start of the countdown to summer. The weather is finally warmer, and it's brighter out longer. But the question still stands, what are students going to do over break? Some people are out of town for spring break...
Fun For All Seasons
Madison Liao, Guest Writer
March 19, 2020
Mammoth Lakes is a small, beautiful town in Central California where teenagers and their families can make unforgettable memories in both winter and summer time. On average, driving to Mammoth Lakes from Or...
Always Choose Boost
Stephen Serrano, Section Editor
March 11, 2020
Words. The complex thing we are taught at a young age to use to communicate such as “hello,” “goodbye,” “I’m happy,” or “I’m sad.” From speaking to our parents through language or reading this very sentence, words make up our world and give humans a way to express themselves, docu...
Raising Cane’s comes to Anaheim Hills
Priscilla Kim, Photojournalist
February 28, 2020
Raising Cane’s has been all the craze for the past few years with its menu consisting of chicken fingers, texas toast, crinkle-cut fries, coleslaw, and their famous Cane’s sauce. But with its simple menu, where does all the popularity of this restaurant stem from? Raising Cane’s originated as a college dre...
Competing to be the Next Mustang Idol
Emma Khamo, Section Editor
February 25, 2020
On Friday, February, 14, parents, students, teachers, and friends filled the Forum as 16 of our school’s most talented singers competed to be the winner of Mustang Idol. This singing competition is put on by our theater department and is directed by Mrs. Cathy Petz. Seniors, Elyse Bell (12) and Julia Massey (1...
