Students motivated to succeed after TSA regionals
Olivia Oomen, Reporter
January 17, 2019
The Regional TSA Competition was co-hosted by Inglemoor and Tesla STEM High School on Jan. 12 at Inglemoor. All Inglemoor students who competed will have the opportunity to advance to the state competition or join another team. Although regionals didn’t permanently eliminate TSA members from competing at...
Science Olympiad places second and ninth at Invitational
Evelynn Li and Madeline Nguyen
January 16, 2019
On Jan. 12, Inglemoor sent two teams to Curtis Junior High School to compete at the Science Olympiad Invitational Competition. Of the twenty high school teams that competed, Inglemoor’s Valhalla Team placed second and Black Team placed ninth. Although the Invitational doesn’t place the teams at an advant...
DECA starts competition season strong, despite smaller numbers
January 13, 2019
The DECA Area 3 Competition took place on Jan. 10 at Meydenbauer Center in Bellevue. Out of approximately 90 competitors from Inglemoor, 44 students* qualified for the State Career Development Conference (SCDC) in March. Among the qualifiers is senior and Inglemoor DECA President Brian Xie, who p...
Lunch staff introduces new key members
Minita Layal and Monserrat Villaseñor
January 2, 2019
Filed under Feature, Print Stories, Showcase
When students walk into the cafeteria, they are greeted with a new variety of items, ranging from the colorful Dippin' Dots to healthy yogurt and fruit parfait cups. This year, members of the lunch staff said they aimed to completely change the environment of the kitchen as well as produce a healthier...
Student jewelry company spreads awareness
Shannon Hong and Olivia Sasson
December 18, 2018
Filed under Feature, Print Stories, Showcase
Based on Google’s policy, where employees devote 20 percent of their time to side projects, the 20% Project encourages students to dedicate their time to a cause that benefits their community. When they were assigned to do this project in their history class this year, juniors Kendyl Santiago and Cyn...
Choir ‘adopts’ family of 6 for the holidays
Evelyn Yang, Opinion Editor
December 14, 2018
Filed under Feature, Print Stories, Showcase
Every year, the Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) hosts a holiday program that allows individuals and groups to "adopt" low-income families, providing them with gifts and grocery cards that they wouldn't be able to afford on their own. This holiday season, the three choirs – bella, chamber...
Band and orchestra perform at annual Snapdoodle Fundraiser
Shannon Hong, Web Editor-in-Chief
December 1, 2018
Band and orchestra have performed together throughout the year at competitions, concerts and the holiday assembly. However, the only time the two groups play music together outside of the Inglemoor community is the Snapdoodle fundraiser. On Dec. 1, band and orchestra provided customers and passersby at the ...
Fallen Viking proudly served our country
Cami Brix, Co-Editor-in-Chief
November 11, 2018
Filed under Feature, Print Stories, Showcase
Patrick Myrick lived and died a Viking. As a 1991 graduate and then as a lieutenant in the United States Navy, Myrick gave back to his family, friends and country. Patrick’s older brother and 1988 graduate, Bryan Myrick, said he remembers Patrick as a very positive person. “He was u...
Calhoun shares his childhood experiences with racial identity
Rachel Lawson, Managing Editor
November 9, 2018
Filed under Feature
At a meeting with the school’s leadership team over the summer, Campus Supervisor shared his childhood experience as a person of color. He struggled to live in both his family home surrounded by people of similar races and the predominantly white high school he went to during the day. “I k...
“I want to survive.”
Aditi Jain, Feature Editor
September 23, 2018
“I kept telling myself, I’m going to beat this,” he said. English and new Drama teacher Kevin Bliss took an 18 foot fall headfirst off of an orchid ladder in July of 2017. He spent two and a half weeks in urgent care and two months in a complacent home. According to him, his doctors s...
Link Day 2018
Shannon Hong, Web Editor-in-Chief
September 5, 2018
Filed under Feature, Showcase, Video
On Sept. 5, incoming freshmen were welcomed to Inglemoor on Link Day, which takes place at the beginning of every school year in order to ease the transition from middle school to high school. Link Crew leaders and staff members guided the Inglemoor newcomers by involving them in activities and taking...
Band prepares to march into a new season
Shannon Hong, Web Editor-in-Chief
August 20, 2018
Whether the event is a spirit assembly or a halftime show at a football game, marching band strives to give a dynamic performance that gets spectators on their feet. However, marching in perfect sync, playing music from memory and performing as a large unit doesn’t come without preparation. Band council...
Rahima Baluch, Reporter
January 21, 2019
The first Martin Luther King Jr. Day was celebrated on Jan. 20, 1986 with marches, church services and a freedom train that ran from San Jose to San Francisco. Today, we celebrate...
