Science teacher Chris Peoples adjusts a wooden bridge in Room 155 on Monday, Nov. 4, during fourth period after attaching a 60-pound weight to test information that he and his class have covered and to prepare students for a boat project later in the school year for extra credit. The bridge, made by seniors Chase Lee and Matthew Mendoza in Peoples’ fourth period physics class, failed to hold the weight because of a lack of construction.

Sophomore Andrew Ma uses a blue marker to color a “First Responders” logo in honor of National First Responders Day during lunch on Monday, Nov. 4, in Room 24. The service event – held by the First Responders club – calls for the logos to be later laminated and attached to first-aid kits in the form of keychains that the group will donate to a local library.

Junior Daniel Lee (center) leads the outdoor worship for Hallelujah Club as the other cabinet members, senior Joel Choe (left) and junior Kenneth Lee (right), stand beside him on Friday, Nov. 8, during lunch in the grass area behind the Lyceum. The group meets every Friday to worship together.

Seniors Isaac Ha (left) and David Nam clean the sewer drain outside the cafeteria as part of their assignment in science teacher Andrew Gartner’s Advanced Placement Environmental Science class on Friday, Nov. 8, during fourth period. This activity was intended to exemplify one practice that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration regularly carries out.

Two workers from the Golden Coast Handyman Services lift the ViewSonic big screen monitor up to mount it against the white board in Room 138 on Monday, Nov. 4, after school. The Fullerton Joint Union High School District has decided to remove all such devices from movable carts as part of the districtwide implementation of safety regulations.

Sophomore Austin Kim (left) and junior Stacy Kim handwrite cards for veterans in the Wednesday, Nov. 6, Leo Club meeting in Room 62 during lunch. The group partnered with the California Scholarship Federation and Health Occupations of America to produce 400 cards, which will be delivered to those at the U.S. Veteran Affairs Medical Center in Long Beach on Monday, Nov. 11.

Spanish teacher Scott Griswold (right) pours paint onto a plate for sophomore Evan Lee, who is working on a skull painting project for Spanish 2 to celebrate the Mexican holiday, Dia de Los Muertos. Griswold opened his classroom, Room 76, during lunch on Friday, Nov. 8, for his students to provide additional time to work on their projects.