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December 5, 2023
Angelina Marquez (12) and Ann Fuentes (12) construct paper cempasuchil for the altar. After seeing the grand altar constructed by our students, many sit back to celebrate their pride for their heritage celebrating Dia de los Muertos.
11/2/23 Written and photographed by Cody Delgado
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La Sierra Highs Key Club is hosting a lovely spring grams event, with Leyna Le (11) and Joann Ardon (12) as the hosts, showing a pipe cleaner flower. Spring grams are a perfect way to brighten someones day with a kind note and pipe cleaner flowers that come along with it, featuring Tulips, sunflowers, and lilies. You can send these spring grams to your friends, teachers, or staff to spread some spring cheer for $3 each. So, make sure to grab yours and send some love and cheer this spring! 4/12/24 Written and Photographed by Nyomie Barcenas
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Cody Delgado
Cody Delgado, Staff
Cody Delgado is a junior at La Sierra High School and is a staff member for The Sunrise Yearbook. Outside of journalism, he enjoys going out with friends, traveling out, and reading coming of age stories. In his free time, he likes figure skating and can be found at the ice rink.

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