BY ALAN GUARADADO & ANNA MINASYAN
Signing their letters of intent to their respective schools, gridders Lance Babb, Michael Guerra and Michael Torres show Schurr athletes the academic success sports can bring with hard work and talent.
BY ANTHONY NGOV
Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) representatives will be arriving on campus March 18 to ensure we have accurately identified our areas of strength and growth based on the “self-study process,” and will be reporting their findings March 21.
All freshmen, sophomores, Advancement Via Individual Determination (A.V.I.D.) and Pathways students received free phones as part of a grant from Sprint and the Sprint Foundation Aug. 29-31.
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by DIANA DIAZ
Valedictorian Evelyn Wong and co- salutatorians Madeline Klepzig and Jordan Leong will represent their class at the commencement ceremony to be held June 13 at 6 p.m. in the Weingart Stadium at East Los Angeles College (ELAC).
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by EVELYN WONG
The road to success isn’t smooth. It’s filled with curve balls, strike outs and uneven playing fields.
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by DOMINIQUE LIE
For the first time in school history, the girls water polo team won a California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section (CIF-SS) Division 2 Championship, Feb. 25, earning Schurr’s first CIF win by a female team.
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by RYAN HSU
Joe David won Mr. Schurr High, besting the other finalists at the annual event held by Renaissance March 10 in the auditorium.
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by AMANDA GONZALEZ
Despite the common belief that social media is destructive to teenagers’ confidence, recent research done by the University of California, Irvine, has proven that posting selfies can actually help boost self-esteem.
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BY LAUREN KIM
Offering a unique, varied menu of Taiwanese comfort food, Machi Tea House is a tasty and affordable café to visit.
BY RYAN HSU
“Black Panther” inspires African American pride in their cultural heritage through the telling of the wondrous story of T’Challa, the superhero/ young prince of the fictional nation of Wakanda.
BY KIA HARLAN
Justin Timberlake returns to his roots in his album Man of the Woods, exploring a country feel with a modern twist.
BY AMANDA GONZALEZ
“A Wrinkle in Time,” based on the classic 1962 novel by Madeleine L’Engle, hits theaters March 9, delighting readers.
BY DOMINIQUE LIE
I was pacing the way I always do when I’m anxious or nervous.
BY AKINA NISHI
It is too late to turn back once one has more responsibilities than time left on the clock, but this situation can be avoided when students learn the significance of managing time effectively.
BY KATRINA LIN
Ending their seasons with a record of 4-5-1 for varsity and a 5-4-1 for JV, the boys soccer teams look to improve.
BY KIA HARLAN
For the first time in Almont League history the lady grapplers competed in an all-girls league final coming away with three League Champions.
BY ANNA MINASYAN
After their game against the Mark Keppel Aztecs at homecoming, the varsity cagerettes concluded their season with a 4-6 league record and an 11-15 overall record.
