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The Apple Leaf
Photo Editor Luke Strahm

Luke Strahm, Photo Editor

Luke Strahm is a senior and Photo Editor of The Apple Leaf. This year he hopes to take plenty of pictures for the paper and write a few stories, intending to drastically improve his poor reporting abilities.

In his free time Luke works at a video production company downtown Wenatchee, called North 40 Productions, where he embarks in filming, editing, and creating motion graphics.

Luke’s passions include hanging out with friends, not playing team sports, watching movies, and reading books.

After high school, Luke plans to study film production at a university in Vancouver, B.C.

Luke can be contacted at 509-670-2596 or via email: [email protected].

All content by Luke Strahm
Mr. Panther candidates participate in a kickline during the opening dance number, a mix of diverse songs through the decades ranging from infancy and Disney songs to trending hits and popular dance moves.

[Photo] Mr. Panther candidates ready to hit stage for 12th annual pageant

Kiana Wilson, Opinion Editor
May 14, 2015
Junior Golden Apple Marching Band drum major Kevin Wilson leads the Wenatchee High School band down Wenatchee Avenue on Saturday, May 2 during the Apple Blossom Grand Parade.

[Photo] Wilson steps in for injured drum major, brings home best of category

Taylor Trainor, Staff Reporter
May 11, 2015
Freshman Aaron Abelsen has moved to Wenatchee High School from the small town of Stehekin.

[Photo] A slice of Stehekin

Kiana Wilson, Opinion Editor
March 25, 2015
Sophomores Ivan Chaves and Lorren Morgan practice in the Apple Bowl for their upcoming home game against Sunnyside on March 27.

[Photo] Boys soccer victory over Shadle Park overshadows season losses

Kiana Wilson, Opinion Editor
March 25, 2015
Junior Tony Smith has danced for three years, serving as Wenatchee High Schools only competitive male dancer.

[Photo] Breaking the stereotype for competitive dancers

Kiana Wilson, Opinion Editor
March 19, 2015
The ensemble cast performs a musical number about babies at the beginning of the show.

[Photo] Student leadership sends ‘Free To Be’ to the stage

Emily Cieslak, Managing Features Editor
March 19, 2015
Bowling Coach Jay Young is awarded with the “Coach of the Year” award.

Athletes receive honors at Winter Sports Awards night

Luke Strahm, Photo Editor
March 16, 2015
A boy builds Legos with his mother at Pybus Public Market on Saturday. The event was put on by Wenatchee High School students.

[Photo] WHS students produce second annual Lego Build

Bethany Symonds, Staff Reporter
March 11, 2015
The Hobby band performs during the final dress rehearsal of the Janice Franz Talent Show on Tuesday night.

[Photo] Janice Franz Talent Show opens with more than 25 participants

Felicia Hannas, News Editor
February 25, 2015
Pass through a revolving black cylinder into a darkly-lit room full of enlargers and tubs of chemicals. This is the darkroom in Reed Carlson’s photography class, used for exposing negatives and developing film.

Secret rooms of WHS

Luke Strahm and Kiana Wilson
February 12, 2015

DECA sends 51 marketing students to State

Luke Strahm, Photo Editor
January 22, 2015
ASB Secretary Tami Walters new desk is coming together in the Athletic Office. Cords still hang from the ceiling, which will soon be replaced by security cameras.

[Photo] Looking for the ASB Office? Look further down the hall

Daniela Turner, Online Coordinator
January 21, 2015
Sophomore downhill skier Trever Wyles pretzel-grinds a down rail at Mission Ridge’s #100laps terrain park last winter.

Skating and shredding snow

Moses Lurbur and Luke Strahm
December 17, 2014
English teacher Michelle Smith

[Photo] Q&A with teachers who graduated from WHS

Jessica Wierzbicki and
December 17, 2014
Safety and Security Officer Don Durden monitors the cameras of Wenatchee High School in the newly updated security control room. WHS has nearly 80 cameras in full-time use.

[Photo] New technology updates improve school security

Sean Kelley, Staff Reporter
December 17, 2014
Senior Francesca Nevil writes in about her opinion on the Special Education department at Wenatchee High School through her experiences with her brother, freshman Bob Nevil.

[Photo] A unique look at special education

Francesca Nevil, Guest Columnist
November 26, 2014
Cupcake enthusiast Megan Howard can brag involvement in a unique combination of activities including hockey, mariachi, and horseback riding.

[Photo] A new talent on the table: The art of cupcake making

Josey Meats, Arts & Entertainment Editor
November 5, 2014
11/5 Special Ed

[Photo] Special Ed: More complex than it seems

Daniel Arndt, Staff Reporter
November 5, 2014
The dragon hand made by WHS students in the fall of 2013 was officially sold on Oct. 29 to the Green River Community College in Auburn, WA for their own production of the play.

[Photo] Shrek: The Musical props and costumes sold

Stephanie Iverson, Staff Reporter
November 5, 2014
Students at WHS show support for MPHS students through letters.

[Photo] WHS students show support for MPHS

Kori Martin, Business Manager
October 31, 2014
All the girls who participated in the senior class dance kneel and follow moves led by the leaders of the dance, seniors Maya Aguigui, Daniela Turner, and Sadie Harmon during the Homecoming assembly Oct. 24.

PHOTOS: Homecoming Assembly and Parade

Luke Strahm, Photo Editor
October 28, 2014
Senior Chase Resch rushes down the line in a stellar performance under the Friday night lights.

[Photo] Panthers deliver a beating in big battle against Eastmont

Sean Kelley, Staff Reporter
October 12, 2014
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