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Cal-Donian Yearbook Editor-in-Chief Livia Ubaldo beams while gazing past her shoulder, reflecting the glow of the lake and natural scenery behind her.

Livia Ubaldo, YB Editor-in-Chief

Livia is a junior and second-year journalism student. As the Editor-in-Chief, she creates the entire layout of the yearbook, from the sequence of the pages to the front cover design. Livia has fully embraced the role by leading Friday celebrations, approving yearbook spreads, and helping classmates do their absolute best. She has come to adore all of the members of the class and is beyond excited for the completion of the 2021-2022 yearbook.

Favorite part about being on staff: Taking photos of students at sporting events

Favorite type of story: Humans of Caledonia

Guilty pleasures: Re-watching movies, eating dinner leftovers for breakfast, and drinking lots of LaCroix

Fun Fact: Livia named her car Harold, in honor of her celebrity crush, Harry Styles

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“Over break, I had a sleepover with my best friends. We decorated gingerbread houses and exchanged secret Santa gifts,” said a student.

Winter Break Wonders as Retold By Students

January 9, 2022
According to Psychology Today, “People who like one another mirror each other’s body positions.”

Signs that Someone is Gaining Interest in You

December 14, 2021
During her fourth hour class, Yasmina snaps photos for a Journalism assignment in the north campus.

“I am from Kharkiv, Ukraine.”

December 1, 2021
The student section rushed the field shortly after Caledonias 42-13 win.

[PHOTO] Scots Stay Perfect with Homecoming Win

October 1, 2021
When they were younger, Makenna loved hanging out with Rick. She expressed, “As his little sister, I’ve always looked up to him.”

“As soon as he got home, it felt like he had never left.”

May 29, 2021
Juniors Veronica Foster-Toledano, Mia Stiver, and Alivia LoGiudice take a refreshing break by dipping their feet in Lake Michigan on a sunny day.

Secrets for Student Survival

May 19, 2021
During free time in A.P. United States History, sophomores Natalia Quigley and Anna Fanco chat up a storm. When asked about what she likes about Caledonia, Natalia expressed, “Most of the students are pretty cool, which makes class time somewhat fun.”

Secrets for Student Survival

May 3, 2021
All belonging to the Class of 2024, Katheryn Flores-Acevedo, Marisa Kohn, Brionna Johnson, and Mya Baldwin are in the home stretch of their freshman year. Brionna expressed, “My advice to the incoming freshmen is to just be yourself.”

Secrets for Student Survival

April 18, 2021
According to Woodruff Lab, “National Women’s History Month dates back to March 8, 1857, when women from New York City factories staged a protest over working conditions.”

Is Women’s History Month Needed?

March 10, 2021
Following the completion of their new and improved building in 2018, Railtown Brewery has been able to serve more customers than ever before.

Caledonia’s Railtown Brewery

March 1, 2021
On August 28, 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his “I Have a Dream” speech in front of over 200,000 people. This occasion is marked as one of the most remarkable events in American history.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

January 18, 2021
With only a couple weeks until Christmas, individuals continue to purchase and wrap long awaited presents for friends and family.

‘Tis the Season

December 11, 2020
At the Grandville v. Caledonia football game, Morgan Baisch bundles up in her jacket as temperatures begin to drop.

The End of an Era

November 23, 2020
A week after his first day at Caledonia High School, Wyatt Snitzer visits Downtown Grand Rapids.

“This is the first time I’ve switched schools and it was a large mixture of emotions.”

November 23, 2020
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