Forging connections

By: Marlene Martinez

A friendship in high school could mean a lot to people because it helps them go through high school faster, but for Yerba Buena Junior, Lois Solorio, a friendship means a lot more than that because she likes having friends that could be by her side even if she can get annoying  and to much sometimes..

This past school year, Lois Soloiro , met this girl her sophomore year in Yerba Buena High school that helped her get through the school year when all of her friends left her side when she needed them she stopped being friends with them because she found out they were talking about her. 

But she let them go because of a drama that happened and felt better after because she left relationships that were no good for her. 

“I met Norah in my PE class “ she said 

Despite Solorio and Norah have known each other for a short period of time they clicked right away because they had a lot of things in common like they played basketball,they like the same food, they are also  goofy and that created such a great bond between them because they share stuff in common.

“I think one of my favorite memories with Norah was going to Santa Cruz for my birthday,” she said.

 They went to the beach and got on all the rides and enjoyed their company together on Solorio special day. She  expressed that it was a fun day with Nora. So that’s why it's one of her favorite memories.

“We understood each other because we went through similar stuff like losing friends that weren't good people who stopped liking us so that means we understand each other's feelings” and that’s what made them click right away.

This informs me about her friendship with Norah.