Freshman pursues success in drama
Freshman Neesha Malik hopes to attain a reputation similar to that of recent Saratoga High graduate Jay Lee, who was renowned for his unforgettable performances.
“I like drama because I can do something stupid or dumb, but it won’t matter because it can be molded into something that other people will appreciate,” Malik said.
Despite not having much experience, Malik added that she loves drama because she feels that her peers are always there for her.
Questions
What is your impression of high school so far?
“It’s been fun so far, but the dance really changed my impressions. I wasn’t expecting people to participate the way that they did.”
What is your favorite and least favorite part so far?
“My favorite part has been the dance. It was a lot of fun. The weekend homework is a pain, though. I never got this much homework on the weekend in middle school. Another one of my favorite parts is how the counselors really want to help you, and they don’t just turn down every request because it makes their job easier.”
Upcoming Events
May 23: Yearbook distribution
May 23: CSF Breakfast
May 24: "No Exit" drama production
May 24: SHS Bands (Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Bands I & II) & Percussion Ensemble 7 p.m.
May 25: Orchestra Concert 7:30 p.m.
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- The varsity baseball team lost 4-0 to Mt. Pleasant in the CCS quarter-finals on May 19. Mt. Pleasant plays Aptos in the semis on May 24.
- The varsity baseball team beat Burlingame 4-3 on a walk off single by sophomore Tyler Plesse. The Falcons play Mt. Pleasant next on May 19.
- The varsity baseball team will be facing Burlingame today in the first round of CCS with freshly shaved mohawks on their heads. Go Falcons!
- Congratulations to Ms. Kerry Mohnike for becoming our new assistant principal!
- The boys' tennis team lost to Bellarmine 11-7 in the semifinals of CCS on May 9, ending their season. Bellarmine plays Menlo for the title.
Poll
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