ASB enforces COVID restrictions for prom after student input Emily Yun, Anna Ghereghlou, and Payton Anderson February 2, 2022
Recap: Seniors remain in first, juniors close behind Sophia Krugler, Managing Editor October 30, 2019
Quadside Lands, first student music festival of the year to begin tomorrow Emma Jiang, Managing Editor September 17, 2019
Back-to-School Rally offers early Spirit Week advantage Sophia Krugler, Managing Editor September 5, 2019
Better late than never: 2017 Prom asking winners reimbursed for Chipotle orders Sophia Krugler and Kira Sterling March 27, 2019
![Palo Alto High School's Associated Student Body hosted the first ever Town Hall, an event where students had the opportunity to provide feedback to student representatives about different aspects of school life, from advisory curriculum to mental well-being. According to Seah, the diversity of the participants was crucial towards ensuring the quality of the discussions. “Even just having a good array [of participants] can help to represent students and bring really thoughtful feedback,” Seah said. “I think it will be super helpful in implementing the next steps, whether it be an advisory curriculum, the Wellness Center, or just general school [issues].” (Photo: Paly ASB Website)](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/20221110_130124-900x675.jpg)
![Four students from the class of 2022 participated in a super-sized game of corn hole during the lunch rally Wednesday at the Palo Alto High School Viking Stadium. The sophomores earned first place in corn hole, but remain in third place overall. “We were louder than we were last year, which is awesome,” sophomore Owen Rice said. “[Our] cheers are better.” Photo: Sophia Krugler](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/DSC_0220-e1572498169113-900x638.jpg)
