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Sophia Schueren
Sophia Schueren
Sports and Stats Editor

Sophia Schueren is the Scores and Stats Editor for the 2023 edition of The Legend Yearbook. She enjoys covering stories on teachers, volleyball and horoscopes. She has been on staff for one year. When...

Extra Steps. Taking the long way to get to the student parking lot, senior Mia Jade Colmenero walks along the newly-installed fence alongside the football field on April 16. Instead of walking down the concrete, Colmenero had to walk to the softball field to exit the wall of fences. “I honestly think the gates will cause way more of a safety hazard to us, in case of an emergency we will all be trampled to get out,” Colmenero said.
Gate Grumbles
By Jorge Aguirre, Aztec Gold Online Editor-In-Chief | Apr 24, 2025

As students walk around the Empire, something new has caught their attention; black and silver metal gates installed along sidewalks, rock walls...

Clutch Combo. Smiling for the cameras, seniors Gabriel Terrazas and David Martinez pose for photos after their signing on April 11 in the theater. Terrazas and Martinez became friends when they were assigned to be locker buddies their sophomore year. “Gabe and I have grown a lot closer,” Martinez said. “Being with each other everyday for three years formed a bond that is nearly unbreakable.”
Not Over Yet
By Romina Panfile, Copy Editor | Apr 21, 2025

The crowd goes silent as the theater lights dim. Focus turns toward the balloon archways on stage. Welcoming the crowd with her bubbly personality,...

A Season To Remember
A Season To Remember
By Mia Nakiso and Mia Jade Colmenero | Apr 4, 2025

The loud sound of silence surrounds the huddle. Every head looked up at the scoreboard. This is their last chance.  Varsity boys soccer...

Game Changer. 
Moving with a purpose, junior Andrew Estrada walks to the sideline with the “turn over chain” around his neck on Sept. 20 at Eastwood High School. The chain was put around Estrada’s  neck because of his defensive turnover against the Troopers. “I got an interception late in the game to sway the momentum in my team's favor when we needed it most,” Estrada said. “It was a surreal experience to be able to contribute to a big win for the Empire.”
Our House Now
By Mia Nakiso, Photo Editor | Sep 27, 2024

Under the searing brightness of the stadium lights, the scene felt larger than life. The band blared out the Aztec war chant with so much force...

Clutch Combo. Smiling for the cameras, seniors Gabriel Terrazas and David Martinez pose for photos after their signing on April 11 in the theater. Terrazas and Martinez became friends when they were assigned to be locker buddies their sophomore year. “Gabe and I have grown a lot closer,” Martinez said. “Being with each other everyday for three years formed a bond that is nearly unbreakable.”
Not Over Yet
By Romina Panfile, Copy Editor | Apr 21, 2025

The crowd goes silent as the theater lights dim. Focus turns toward the balloon archways on stage. Welcoming the crowd with her bubbly personality, principal Venessa...

Game Changer. 
Moving with a purpose, junior Andrew Estrada walks to the sideline with the “turn over chain” around his neck on Sept. 20 at Eastwood High School. The chain was put around Estrada’s  neck because of his defensive turnover against the Troopers. “I got an interception late in the game to sway the momentum in my team's favor when we needed it most,” Estrada said. “It was a surreal experience to be able to contribute to a big win for the Empire.”
Our House Now
By Mia Nakiso, Photo Editor | Sep 27, 2024
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Working on techniques, senior Jesse Franco receives help from Art teacher Allison Vega on color theory notes on Aug. 19 in room D202. The two mixed primary colors and mixed them with others to understand color theory. “Something that stuck with me was how mixing colors created new colors,” Franco said. “I’ve never taken Ms. Vega’s art class before, and I hope to learn new skills.”
An Artist’s Atmosphere
By Rebekah Villanueva, Design editor | Sep 13, 2024

Students excitedly talk to one another, each sketching their own projects. From anime to cartoons to full portraits, a variety of art can be found in Allison Vega’s art class. Each...

Photo submitted by Frank Juarez
Lost in the Sound
By Iolany Martinez, Photo Editor | Oct 16, 2023
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