Valentine’s Day is a time to spread love and compassion to others in order to build friendships and budding relationships. The joy and anticipation of Valentine’s Day brings stomach butterflies, cheerful smiles, and a bit of romance as people prepare for this  holiday. CHS students responded to the question: What would be an ideal Valentine’s Day date?

“I’d want to spend the day together, cook, and make food.” Maddie Lebman, junior and Justin Chang, sophomore

“As long as we’re spending time together. Something simple not complicated.” Cyrus Eradi, junior

“Go hiking and watch the sunset with a nice dinner.” Summer Brito, freshman and Mariam Javed, freshman

“Going out to eat and exchanging gifts. Going skydiving.” Alex Chen,senior and Danielle Fox, junior.

“Something fun like mini golf and dinner.” Emily Bence, junior

“Take me to a restaurant called “Houstons” which is in town, watch anime movie premiering in the theatre, ice skating, a trip to an arcade/sporting center, and then going back to someone’s house to watch “The Princess Diaries”.” Adrian Pacini, freshman

“Going on a picnic or a park somewhere where it’s just us two.” Bailey Barnes, junior

“Take her out to a nice restaurant and a night out on the town.” James Crandall, junior