El Estoque

Like father, like daughter

Sophia Chen • May 24, 2022

How my dad inspired my love for sports

My senior year expectations

Anika Sharma • October 24, 2021

Evaluating the expectations I had for my senior year

A final season

Irene Tang and Sophia Ma • May 21, 2021

Senior athletes reflect on the challenges they’ve faced during the pandemic

Senior Bucket List

Shreshta Ranganathan, Staff Writer • April 2, 2021

March 13, 2020 proved to be a difficult day for the entire world, but for then junior Aditi Singh, it was an opportunity waiting to be seized. She began writing down a list of things she would set out...

Picture perfect

Claire Wen • October 13, 2020

Seniors react to their professional portraits

All too common

Alyssa Hui • May 28, 2020

The class of 2020 described in numbers

One chair, four stories

Shivani Gupta, Entertainment editor • March 19, 2020

Getting to know all of the students who share a chair throughout the day

Athlete of the Month: Madisen Vongnakhone

Swara Tewari, Managing editor • November 25, 2019

Senior Madisen Vongnakhon doesn’t think of herself as a leader on the field — the idea of other players looking up to her still baffles her. As an experienced player, she just tries to offer support...

Do I feel good?: School spirit isn’t overrated

Emily Xia • September 11, 2019

How I discovered that school spirit wasn't lame

Beyond the district

Swara Tewari, Annie Zhang, Iman Malik, Rachel Jiang, and Sophia Chen • August 25, 2019

How the senior privilege policy affects those who utilize it

End of the line

Michelle Wong and Aditi Gnanasekar • May 25, 2018

Editor's note: Although Anthony Moll is on the El Estoque staff, he has been included in this story in order to include all graduating seniors on the MVHS baseball team. From walk-on beginners to ten...

Hear me out

Michelle Wong, Staff writer • May 23, 2018

Quiet. If anyone had asked me to describe myself a couple years ago, my answer would have been automatic: quiet. That was my identity. The one who never talks in class. The one who never acts...