Mya Hammond, a 15-year-old rising sophomore at James Lick High School, tries to keep her independence among five sisters and a brother. She’s proud of living in East San Jose, loves to eat pizza and has been extremely involved in extracurricular activities. The former Minecraft nerd, when not taking photos or playing the ukulele, could be found participating in track and field or cross-country or doing community service through the Leo Clubs. She’s been on honor roll for four years and has an interest in both chemistry and physical education. She is really not looking forward to the seven classes she’ll be taking this coming year.

 

 

 

By Aaron Veasna Mackenzie