Humans of Capo

Humans of Capo is a spin-off of the popular blog Humans of New York, a compilation of interesting stories from people with many different backgrounds.

Kellen Edwards and Chloe DaSilva
October 20, 2020

“I look up to my grandpa because he is a hard worker, motivated, skillful and smart and I aspire to be like him. When I grow up I want to become an engineer and hopefully I can also use my experience in soccer to pursue that.” -Shayne Daly (Freshman)

“Managing schoolwork and being VP of CV Character club can be stressful, but I’ve learned that it’s important to have a balance in life. In addition to academics, I enjoy playing video games and talking to my friends which makes school a little less overwhelming.”-Naik Khairzada (Sophomore)

“I have had no troubling experiences so far besides trying to stay in touch with my friend group. I was very close with them to begin with, but then when quarantine hit it was hard to hang out with them. And it’s difficult because I had a very special group of friends and they meant a lot to me. And now I’m here sitting, thinking about what else to do.” -Ivan Morataya (Junior)

“When I first found out I got a role in ‘Almost, Maine’ I couldn’t believe it. I remember being so excited. I wasn’t expecting much since I was new and a lot of people auditioned. I’m so thankful for this opportunity especially since it’s my senior year and I can’t wait for everyone to see the final product of the show on Nov. 5-7!” -Catlin Phan (Senior)

About the Contributors

Kellen Edwards, Features Editor

Kellen Edwards is a junior at Capistrano Valley High School. It is his 3rd year writing for the CVHS Times and he hopes to expand his knowledge and writing skills in journalism. He also plays for the high school soccer and track team at Capo and hopes he can have a bigger impact on his school. Kellen wishes to also potentially pursue journalism in the future along with athletics.

Chloe DaSilva, Opinion Editor

Chloe is a sophomore at Capo and is so excited to be working on the CVHS Times for a second year. She is passionate about giving back to her community, hanging out with her dogs and, most obviously, writing. Joining Newspaper was a clear choice for Chloe as she hoped to improve her journalism skills and engage with the students at Capo. Special talents consist of procrastinating on interviews, taking four hour naps and attempting to fix all of her problems with shopping, to name a few. Some of her favorite memories in Newspaper include eating extensive amounts of chips and meeting a bunch of cool new people.