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LAUSD staff and admin sign final beam for new gym

LAHS teachers and principals visit the construction site to leave their mark
Lily Zimmerman and Isabella Adame Cordero
November 15, 2024

Special thanks to Los Alamitos High School’s advanced film class, Focus Studios.

Reporter: Lily Zimmerman

Camera operator: Joe Burke

Video editor: Isabella Adame Cordero

News editor: Bella Kim

Music “Dawn” by @Sappheiros on YouTube (Creative Commons license, no copyright).

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About the Contributors
Lily Zimmerman
Lily Zimmerman, Staff Writer
Lily Zimmerman is a freshman at Los Alamitos High School. She has taken journalism classes since sixth grade and loves photography and writing. She looks forward to learning different writing styles and meeting new people through journalism. Outside of school, Lily enjoys archery, reading fantasy and mystery books and longboarding. You can contact Lily at [email protected].
Isabella Adame Cordero
Isabella Adame Cordero, Staff Writer
Isabella Adame is a freshman at Los Alamitos High School. She enjoys singing and is in the LAHS choir program. Outside of school, she loves to read and write and hang out with her friends. Aside from that, she enjoys watching films, especially in the movie theaters or with her family in the comfort of her own home. You may contact Isabella at [email protected].
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