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The Student News Site of Palo Alto High School

The Paly Voice
The Student News Site of Palo Alto High School

The Paly Voice
Senior Cameron Phillips splashes on a makeshift Slip N Slide set up during lunch yesterday on Palo Alto High Schools Quad. This watery fun was part of Field Day, a carnival-themed event hosted by the Associated Student Body, and also offered free desserts and game booths. According to senior Phela Durosinmi, Field Day was an enjoyable way to spend a sunny day. Its fun, because I just finished my last final, and theyre giving out free ice cream — everybody likes ice cream — and they let us have a slip n slide, while last year they closed it down, Durosinmi said. (Photo: Daniel Garepis-Holland)

Students enjoy Field Day games and food

Karrie Huang and Daniel Garepis-Holland
May 22, 2023
Sophomore Jacob Kinsky drinks water from one of Palo Alto High Schools water fountains. Kinsky said he is not concerned about the quality of Palys water. “I get thirsty a lot and I like to drink water but I dont really know very much about lead poisoning and how that problem works, Kinsky said.  “I don’t really notice anything and I feel like the water is perfectly fine as is. According to previous testing from 2018, Palys lead levels have all been reported to be under five ppb.

Bill aims to assure safety of school drinking water

Kasmira Lada, Reporter
May 16, 2023
Viking junior defender Tyler Harrison checks a Scot in an attempt to stop his progress during the teams 14-6 victory over Carlmont. According to senior attacker Asher Friedman, the teams work in practice prepared them for Tuesdays win. I think we went to practice, worked on running our plays, make sure we knew our offense, made sure that everyone knew how to play, because we knew that wed have to go deep with our team, and we came back and got a solid one, Friedman said. (Photo: Daniel Garepis-Holland)

Viking boys’ lacrosse dominates Carlmont

Nathan Jiang and Daniel Garepis-Holland
April 28, 2023
Congress Delegate Kimberly Teehee speaks to the audience about the Cherokee Nations fight for federal recognition during the Social Justice Pathway mural reveal in the evening on Monday in front of the 800s building. According to Teehee, she is grateful to Paly for providing the students with the opportunities and resources to impact their community. “I think it [the mural] says a lot about this school and how it nurtures and fosters students ideas,” Teehee said. “I think [it] will impact students and teachers every time [they] walk by this mural. Theyll know it because this institution gave the students the environment to thrive and finish a project like this and not hold them back. To me, it speaks volumes to how you foster young minds in teaching them, how to work together and how to come together, and put a project together from beginning to end. (Photo: Kristine Lin)

Community members react to SJP mural reveal

Kristine Lin, News Editor
April 25, 2023
Priciest Paly Prom ever — worth it?

Priciest Paly Prom ever — worth it?

Maia Johnsson, Senior Staff Writer
May 27, 2022
Review: Naschmarkt’s delicious blend of Austrian, Californian flavors

Review: Naschmarkt’s delicious blend of Austrian, Californian flavors

Arohi Bhattacharya, Tara Kapoor, and Emily Yun
May 27, 2022
Palo Alto senior pitcher and third baseman Danny Peters prepares to swing at a pitch in the Viking’s 7-0 win over the Valley Christian High School Warriors in the league semifinals match. According to Peters, who hit a home run and pitched for the majority of the game, Paly wants to be consistent in every aspect of the game going into the league championship match on Saturday. “We came out today with energy and it was perfect,” Peters said. “If we keep that consistent and do the same thing we did today on Saturday, we’ll be fine.” (Photo: Arthur Wu)

Early home run leads to Viking victory

Arthur Wu, Staff Writer
May 26, 2022
Sheriffs race: Why you should care

Sheriff’s race: Why you should care

Tara Kapoor and Arohi Bhattacharya
May 25, 2022
Palo Alto Dance Team members Bella Daly and Victoria Senderzon perform their routine while the Pep Band plays Stevie Wonder’s “Sir Duke”. The team and Paly’s band participated in the May Fete Parade on Saturday, and for many of the participating students, it was their first time in the parade. “It was a super fun experience,” Daly said. “I really had a great time and it was kind of our last big event of the year. It was a nice way to end.” (Photo: Daniel Garepis-Holland)

Slideshow: May Fête Parade honors resilience of Palo Alto youth

Arthur Wu and Daniel Garepis-Holland
May 11, 2022
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Girls’ soccer fails to defeat Santa Clara

Daniel Garepis-Holland and Maxwell Zhang
January 22, 2022
Junior Museum and Zoo reopening sparks excitement

Junior Museum and Zoo reopening sparks excitement

Leena Hussein, Maya Mukherjee, and Abhinav Ranganathan
November 15, 2021
Teen Arts Council hosts Halloween movie night

Teen Arts Council hosts Halloween movie night

Maia Johnsson and Sofie Zalatimo
October 27, 2021
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