Whether it is filming church services or music videos, senior Oliver Rudolph is venturing into the film industry, hoping to continue this path beyond high school.  As members of the film industry,...

Senior Max Miller has surpassed all other water polo players throughout Southern California with an outstanding total of 512 goals scored throughout his high school water polo career, reaching seventh...

As wildfires continue to encroach on densely populated Southern California communities, the need for solutions to help limit the damage of the seemingly endless fire season is dire. But history teacher,...

With the start of the 2019-2020 school year, there are now over 120 clubs on campus, the most ever. One club however has caught the attention of many. The Indian Cultural Appreciation club holds its meetings...

Teachers on campus, Danielle Serio, Leo Spengler, Michael Ushino, Cambria Graff, and Kaitlin Naccarato, get together every Sunday evening to play in their Dungeons and Dragons group. Dungeons and Dragons...

As the #1 app on the market, TikTok is sweeping the nation, producing young stars that can be found on campus. Juniors, Vivian Landa (@vivianlanda) and Emma Seemann (@emmalinnea), sophomore Madelyn Earnest...

Among the new song team members for this year, one student stands out. Zach Rothman, an energetic senior is erasing the stigma of boys being involved in dance and cheer one routine at a time.  “I...

The Donate-A-Dance club is attempting to lessen the effects of economic disparity on campus by helping students with financial needs pay for their dance tickets. This is its inaugural year, and since August...

The new poetry slam team is welcoming both writers and public speakers to join their new club. Although it’s not recognized by ASB as an official club, SJHHS’ poetry slam team isn’t any less impressive...

Ruby Hodge, a sophomore, traveled to Spain after achieving a spot on the girls national water polo team in the Olympic Development Program (ODP).  At the initial state tryout, 250 girls from the same...

“Buenos quesadillas,” greets history teacher Robert Lynde in his A.P. European History podcast titled “Lynd€urozone,” designed to give students an easy source to gain more information and study...