Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Homestead High School's student newspaper

The Epitaph
Yukari Zapata, Business Manager

Yukari E. Hernandez, Business Manager

Yukari E. Zapata is a senior and a third-year reporter for the Epitaph. She is also the Senior Business Manager. In her free time, she enjoys watching reality TV and catching up with friends. Yukari also enjoys listening to music while driving. She loves her job in beekeeping and is really good at remembering TV show theme songs. Lastly, Yukari is good at working under stress and is awesome at Uno.

All content by Yukari E. Hernandez
Successful Start for Sugiyama: Varsity captain Rino Sugiyama is looking forward to the challenge of competition.

Varsity girls tennis strives for their win in upper leagues

October 4, 2021
Pursuing alternative education methods, experiences after high school

Pursuing alternative education methods, experiences after high school

October 4, 2021
Girls Varsity Tennis Goals

Girls Varsity Tennis’ Goals

October 4, 2021
Influencers are not responsible for speaking on behalf of social injustices

Influencers are not responsible for speaking on behalf of social injustices

September 24, 2021

Lifting school spirit through the annual Welcome Back rally

September 10, 2021

Students transitioning from distance learning to in-person

June 3, 2021
For Niki, the album tells a tale about her childhood and growing up, through the eyes of a childs imagination

‘Moonchild’ depicts tale of growing up

November 4, 2020
The brain can do amazing things, but keep in mind that the brain is as strong as you are when it comes to stress.

Home life, online school only pile on to preexisting stress

June 15, 2020
MEMES IN MEDIA: Many issuing topics in the news media such as COVID-19 aren’t taken seriously due to joke making and disrespectful remarks.

Memes represent gateways to humor, toxicity in modern culture

April 25, 2020
The boys varsity basketball team brings great effort to the court for their final game.

Seniors say farewell to high school basketball

March 9, 2020
New dreamworks movie shines a new light on animated Chinese movies

Abominable’s rise through cultural influences

November 8, 2019
JNHS is one of many clubs that hold fundraising and volunteering in our community.

A closer look into JNHS

November 8, 2019
FNHS members build a marshmallow and spaghetti tower during a team building activity.

FNHS thriving after 14 years

September 27, 2019

Pushed versus motivated: standards of academic success demotivate students

September 26, 2019

High school is preparation for life

June 1, 2019
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Homestead High School's student newspaper
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