Suzane’s life of a hermit: Part 2, The second dimension
Staff’s summer #3: It’s month two for Baron Banner’s hermit! Catch up onto what she has(n’t) done so far and perhaps pick up a few things to perfect your own hermit life.
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Summer Shenanigans: San Francisco
Staff’s summer #2: Our news editor Cecilia Nguyen documents her 3-day trip to San Francisco with a day-by-day summary and photos, including the Primavera Omelet Breakfast from Kitchen Story!
Suzane’s life of a hermit: Part 1, The start of summer
Staff’s summer #1: Get an insight of the life of Baron Banner’s hermit! It gives you what she does during summer break and some tips on how to become a hermit yourself.
Dominating the floor with gymnast Hoangsa Nguyen
Hoangsa Nguyen started her first gymnastics lesson at age 10, and only five years later with hard work and dedication, Nguyen has placed in every single competition she has competed in.
Lisa Battig counts down the days until her trip to the Arctic Circle
Lisa Battig will be marking two off her bucket list: going to the arctic circle and possibly seeing the Northern Lights as she has been recently accepted to do research with the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
Seniors of the Year reflect on their time at FVHS
As their last year at FVHS comes to a close, Seniors of the Year Vian Nguyen and Matthew Gemeinhardt describe how they spent their time on campus and offer some advice for their underclassmen.
The Struggles of the Theatre Room
The Struggles of the Theatre Room by Isabella Purdy, Staff Writer If you have ever been to a theatre production of our very talented Fountain […]
Katherine Chau gets down to business
Virtual Enterprise’s CEO Katherine Chau (’17) talks about her experience with business in and outside of the classroom.
FV sophomores fight for social justice in English classes
Sophomore English classes take a stand against the social issues they see in the community.
Robert Papendick says his farewells to FVHS
After working as a teacher for 18 years, Robert Papendick starts counting down for the end of his career.