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"Keeping Lugo Connected"

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Sophia Vasquez

Sophia Vasquez, Features Editor

Sophia Vasquez is a first-year member for Quest News. With only weeks under her belt, she has already been appointed Features editor. Sophia enjoys providing a spotlight, a platform for the unique stories found within Don Lugo. She decided to join the Quest News staff with the hopes of gaining some experience in the journalism industry.

All content by Sophia Vasquez
Notice the difference between the students and teacher: Mrs. Deming is instructing the class without a mask whereas some of her students are deciding to wear one. This shows how the mask mandate has currently been lifted, and therefore students and teachers can choose whether or not they want to wear one.

Hitting the one year mark of the return to school after Covid-19

Sophia Vasquez, Features Editor
March 24, 2022
The theme of this years yearbook is Imperfect. Throughout the book, you may notice that the smallest of details correspond to the theme. For example, the lines on the cover of the book are crooked to symbolize the idea of imperfection.

FOUR elements that you can expect in the 2022 yearbook!

Sophia Vasquez, Features Editor
February 23, 2022
During their games, Coach Alex intently watches her travel team, SOCAL HEAT, ensuring that she helps every player on the court to compete at the next level. I feel very accomplished to be the female voice in a male-dominated sport like basketball.

Coach Alex is defying the odds as a FEMALE basketball coach for a MALE team

Sophia Vasquez, Features Editor
January 28, 2022
Many students are currently knee-deep in the UC application process. Behind the smiles and joys of being accepted into colleges lies the stresses that come with surviving these college applications.

‘Tis the season of college applications

Sophia Vasquez, Features Editor
November 19, 2021
Don Lugo shows their support for all breast cancer survivors, fighters, and angels. Students were asked to Pink Out on Friday, October 22 in recognition of breast cancer awareness. Students could be seen wearing dainty pink ribbons, and vibrant pink shirts that paired well with pink socks; Don Lugo did not disappoint !

Community collectively supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Sophia Vasquez, Features Editor
October 22, 2021
Morgan is soaring higher into the air during her approach, leaving the opposing team frightened as she continues to elevate. Morgan claims that the team energy makes me feel alive ; it pushes me to become a better athlete.

Morgan Graves is killing the game of volleyball

Sophia Vasquez, Features Editor
October 4, 2021
The invitation for the Hollywood Dance is vibrant and spirited, representing the Hollywood Dance itself, especially with food, photos, and fun guaranteed! Mrs. Encarnacion states that when you look at one our students, you may just see a person , no different from anyone else. However, when you start to engage with our students, you gain a better understanding of the uniqueness of each special needs student, the special beauty that they all embody.

Pump Up the Jam at the Hollywood Dance!

Sophia Vasquez, Features Editor
September 23, 2021
The Don Lugo Cheerleaders are showing their support for our football team by chanting and waving their pom-poms in the air. I want our cheerleaders to focus on FUN, especially with the tough 2020 year, said Coach Elizabeth.

New cheer coaches emphasize the importance of enhancing school spirit

Sophia Vasquez, Features Editor
September 14, 2021
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