By: Nelson Kramer Local News Editor As the track and field season comes to a close, athletes who have made it this far are preparing for states hosted by the California Interscholastic […]
Track and Field’s season commences
El Gato Urges Students to take Finances into Account when Choosing a College
By: Katie Nelson, Sam Gruetter, Jane Wilde Media Production, Sports, and Culture Editors As many LGHS seniors are approaching their freshman year of college, they face many new challenges. These include finding […]
2024 Senior Wisdom
My biggest take away from these four years of ups and downs is that life is not that deep. Don’t be afraid to feel every emotion, which is so much better than […]
Mekler astonishes with Color Guard skills
By: Hayley Strahs Graphics Editor Between crafting the LGHS Yearbook, instructing karate, and performing in Color Guard, senior Quinn Mekler is a force to be reckoned with. Mekler joined Yearbook in their […]
Sivi continues her rowing career at Berkeley
By: Dana Hathaway Public Relations Manager After four years at both Los Gatos High School and Los Gatos Rowing Club, senior Annika Sivi is headed off to UC Berkeley next fall. Her […]
Cao shows off her artistic capabilities
By: Ainsley Northrop and Nelson Kramer People and Local News Editor An artsy and creative individual, senior Kathy Cao is an integral part of the Los Gatos High School community. Whether singing […]
Benitez thrives at LGHS
By: Owen Fugit Editorial Editor It would be an understatement to say that LGHS senior Zachary Benitez, better known by his initials ZB, has a lot going on. When he is not […]
AP Exam Prep
By: Esha Bagora Media Production Editor Spring has sprung and in the early days of shining sun and light breezes, I found myself trapped inside the small gym taking AP exams. As […]
Coaching with Gruetter
By: Kate Gruetter Editor-in-Chief Coaching for Los Gatos United Soccer Club has to have been one of my most formative experiences. Introduced to this slightly cultish job by former chief and El […]
Fugit’s Conspiracy Theories
By: Owen Fugit Editorial Editor When people think of the Olympics, they often think of well-known sports like track, soccer, swimming, or gymnastics. However, after seeing the New York Times’ Olympic Sports […]
Weird Olympic Sports
By: Hayley Strahs and Katie Nelson Graphics and Media Production Editors When people think of the Olympics, they often think of well-known sports like track, soccer, swimming, or gymnastics. However, after seeing […]
Europe travel dos and don’ts
By: Ainsley Northtrop People Editor This Spring Break I traveled to Europe for the first time ever. Now that I am a seasoned international traveler, it is only fair that I offer […]
Trisha Paytas’s New Baby
By: Sam Gruetter Sports Editor Many wanna-be influencers find their favorite pastime to be speculating what famous celebrity will reincarnate in Trysha Paytas’s new baby. The masses are so passionate about […]
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Brain Worm
By: Veronica Schubert Sports Editor Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced on May 8 that he once had a parasitic worm in his brain, which caused mind fogginess and severe memory […]
Kyrgyzstan mob attacks Pakistani foreigners
By: Aliya Koshalieva National/World Editor On May 17, a Kyrgyz mob attacked Pakistani foreigners in Bishkek over an unknown dispute. The next day, the Foreign Ministry of Pakistan issued a statement asking […]