Sophomore journalism students prepare to tackle Alumni Today
“I hang out with my family all the time. Like, Halloween, Christmas. I don’t know, I love when my family come over. A good vibe goes around. Karaoke is going. Forty to fifty people come and fill the house. It’s just fun and loud. It’s a good feeling,” sophomore Dean Prak said.
“I’ve met a better bunch of people here, I feel like the group of people I know now are a safe and fun group,” Zac Brendle
“I want to make a change to make the elders feel more happy and welcome,” sophomore Ashley Shadlow said.
“I wanna write my own book. It would be about on how to deal with situations everyday to help people. I want to help with social anxiety or anxiety itself. Many people don’t know how to handle this situation. Most people just take it as a joke but I want to give them some type of comfort that would help them calm down. And know they’re not alone in this. I’ve had a few experiences myself and I’ve come up with some solutions that might help people get back on track and hopefully get better,” sophomore Melissa Valdez said.
“The skills are not that difficult, you just can’t be afraid to do them,” said gymnast Katie Seiberlich.
“My favorite holiday gift was probably my cell phone. It really started my life as a teenager and it helped me make so many new friends,” Jocelyn Borovich said.
“My mom lived in Paris for a year. I have always wanted to go there. Even if I do not know French, I will probably learn it so I could travel there one day,”sophomore Amanda Cohen said.
“I started art when I was in sixth grade and I don’t really know why. It was a way to use my pass time, and I’ve been doing ever since. It calms me because the drawing is peaceful,” sophomore Gracie Lucas said.
Dean Prak
About the Contributors
Haley Keizur, Editor-in-Chief
Haley Keizur has been a part of the Viking Vanguard for three years. She began as a sophomore journalist student and freelancer, was the social media editor...
