Sophomore Diya Patel opens up her Acer Chromebook to show the three stickers she placed next to the touchpad.

Sophomore Malini Pandey works on her Chromebook that is decorated with a big sticker during 5th period on Sept. 15. Photo taken by Accolade photo editor Megan Shin.

Sophomore Ezra Vlad points to his O'Reilly Auto Parts store sticker -- his favorite -- that he put on his old skateboard, which is also decked out with other labels. Photo by Accolade photographer Paul Yasutake

Junior Kai Gonzales holds his water container that features such stickers as a Minecraft figure and a sword. Photo by Accolade photographer Brianna Zabra

The 2019 Orange County Auto Show guide that contains a map of where each exhibit is inside the Anaheim Convention Center features the concept car Kia HabaNiro. The actual car display, however, does not have its car doors open as in this image.

At the Kia exhibit, visitors can only look at the HabaNiro from a distance. Kia officials at the exhibit say Kia has not decided whether to actually manufacture the all-electric automobile for consumers to buy, hence the label "concept car." (Photos by Accolade adviser Tommy Li)

Accolade staff writer Hope Li hops into the driver's seat of Acura's 2020 NSX, which starts at $157,500 and comes in Sunny Hills yellow and black.

Originally produced 25 years ago, the Acura NSX sports car features similar door handles as the Tesla Model 3.

Hope Li sits in one of her dream cars, the Volkswagen Beetle, which used to be known as the VW Bug. VW officials at the exhibit say the 2019 Beetle will be the last line that VW will produce of this make of car.

The Toyota exhibit area features a virtual reality experience to "test drive" one of its vehicles. Hope (left) gives the VR a try with a Toyota representative.

Hank, an "artificially intelligent" robot, talks to visitors every so often at the Ford exhibit.

Hyundai's Veloster sports the same color as Hope Li's 2019-2020 Accolade hoodie.

Hope Li sits in the driver's seat of the 2018 BMW i3, an electric vehicle with passenger doors that open the opposite way from how car doors usually open.

A Jaguar representative offers a tour of its all electric vehicle, the I-Pace.

Hope Li competes in a trivia game using an iPad as part of a Nissan exhibit. Everyone wins a prize in the game ranging from a battery charger for the top scorers to Nissan socks.

The auto show also features an "exotic cars" exhibit, though many of them like the Sunny Hills yellow and black Lamborghini are there for display only.

The five homecoming court members gather with their flowers and sashes after they hear their names during the royalty announcements on Sept. 27 during break in the quad. (Photos by Accolade photographer Paul Yasutake)

Underclassman and junior class homecoming princesses react to hearing their names being called.

The homecoming court nominees celebrate one more time before the end of break in the quad.

Sophomore Tara Kim dances to the beat of the music during the Oct. 4 homecoming assembly. (Photos by Accolade photographer Paul Yasutake)

As part of the homecoming "Lost in Neverland" theme presentation, senior Aimee Park turns as she watches the audience.

Junior Melina Rodriguez dances to the homecoming theme-inspired choreography.

Senior homecoming princess Cece Hamby spins her brother, freshman J.D. during her introduction to the crowd.

Senior Rachel Kim and her escort, Kenji Williams, flex their muscles as Kim is introduced to the crowd.

Senior Steven Yoo (left) takes a moment to smile in front of the cameras with homecoming princess senior Aimee Park as part of their final move.

Senior Alia Scroggins and her escort senior Cole Seibel dance during their homecoming walk.

Senior Lauren Kim and her escort senior Evan Kim show off their dance moves during the introductions of the homecoming princesses.

Flutist senior Abby Nutcher plays her solo piece when representing marching band. (Photos by Accolade photo editor Megan Shin)

Senior Ryan Kniss plays the trumpet solo piece during the assembly.

The Sunny Hills cheerleaders finish off their routine to get the crowd pumped up.

The cheer team lifts up its flyer as part of its routine during the assembly. (Photos by Accolade photographer Brianna Zafra)

Co-Link Crew adviser Lindsay Safe guides a freshman toward her name tag in the gym. Image posted with permission from Julia Hur.

Junior Link Crew leader Abbygail Sotelo smiles while touring the campus with her group of freshmen. Image posted with permission from Isaac Ham.

Junior Link Crew leader Esther Chae cheers as the class of 2023 enters the gym during the Aug. 6 orientation. Image posted with permission from Julia Hur.

Sophomore Samantha Stanfill's Grand Champion Market Hog, Astro, sits in his pen before the auction. Image posted with permission from Samantha Stanfill.

Agriculture teachers Brian Kim (left) and Jeremy Cates (right) celebrate with sophomore Joseph Pacheco after Pacheco won a ribbon and plaque for the Advanced Master Showmanship title. Image posted with permission from Amanda Cates.

Junior running back David Harris is tackled to the ground by Yorba Linda defenders during a scrimmage against Yorba Linda Aug. 22 at Buena Park High School stadium. (Photos taken by Accolade photographer Paul Yasutake)

Junior strong safety Carson Irons (center) looks over the defensive line during a scrimmage against Yorba Linda Aug. 22 at Buena Park High School stadium.

Junior running back David Harris (left center) received the handoff from senior quarterback Luke Duxbury (far left) during a scrimmage game against Yorba Linda Aug. 22.

Junior Arianne Sisk promotes her club MUSE by holding up her sign high up for other people to see during club rush Aug, 27. Club Rush continues on Thursday Aug. 29. (Photos by Accolade photo editor Megan Shin)

Seniors Katya Wang (left) and Christian Aguirre stand behind a table of candy and fliers to promote the Fellowship of Christian Athletes club.

Senior Joseph Park (left) of the eSports team informs a student about Park's group during break in the quad on Aug. 27.

Junior Colin Farias promotes his club based on voting parties to draw people into JSA.

Students sign up for the JSA club. (Photos by Accolade photographer Brianna Zafra)

Junior Jean Hwang signs up for a club she finds interest in to get information on the meeting.

Construction workers focus on music teacher Whitney Ting's office in the PAC. Images reprinted with permission from the Fullerton Joint Union High School District.

An aerial view of the PAC under renovation shows pavement outside the building being dug up by an excavator vehicle.

Seats have been torn out of the theater.

Principal Allen Whitten rides the electric unicycle as he wears an inflatable costume during the Aug. 16 assembly. (Photos by Accolade photo editor Megan Shin)

Senior Emily Kim hula hoops across the gym to get her relay team to the other side of the gym first.

Senior Hannah Torres carries an orange between her knees as she runs around the gym.

Seniors Alia Scroggins (left) and Kyra Hughes dance to their song during the Back to School assembly on August 16 in the gym. (Photos by Accolade photo editor Megan Shin)

The Sunny Hills cheer team move with the beats of its song during the assembly.

Senior Hannah Torres answers the question the emcees ask her regarding volleyball.

Wearing a suit that makes him look like a Sumo wrestler, science teacher Andrew Gartner shoots a layup into the basketball hoop. (Photo by Accolade photographer Brianna Zafra)