Sophomore Commits to Northwestern University
Ella Villar, Staff Writer
February 25, 2019
As a sophomore, Jennifer Mcguire’s main focus wasn’t on college however, colleges had their eyes on her. Through her success as a club soccer player, she was given the amazing opportunity to play soccer at Northwestern University after she graduates in 2021. Mcguire has been playing soccer for 11 years...
Nickelodeon Star On Campus
Kennedy Flores, Staff Editor
February 21, 2019
Madisyn Shipman began her acting career at just six years old and is now sixteen years old and a sophomore at SJHHS. On September 12, 2015 the first episode of her show, Game Shakers, premiered on Nickelodeon with Shipman playing the character Kenzie Bill. Her character appears to be the brains of the show. The...
Soaring To Number One
Lucy Hughitt, A&E Editor
February 21, 2019
Only starting pole vaulting one year ago, Sophomore Sean Sexton, is on the track to success. Last year, a family friend had suggested that Sexton try pole vaulting due to his body type, and he has only gone up from there. He tried out and was naturally good at it, falling in love with the sport insta...
‘Tis the Skison
Claire Cone, Staff Writer
February 14, 2019
Mammoth Lakes, a little town in the Inyo National Forest, lays tucked between the Sierra Nevada mountains. At the end of an exhaustingly long road trip, snow-capped mountains and fresh snow await eager snowboarders and skiers. Mammoth Mountain has been one of the most popular ski destinations in all of N...
Spirituality at SJHHS
Claire Cone, Staff Writer
February 7, 2019
Diversity at SJHHS goes beyond just ethnicity. Many different religions occupy the beliefs of these students. Religion is defined as “a particular system of faith and worship.” With a wide variety of religions present on campus, students should be made aware of them to create a better understandin...
Abbey Dayton “Sets” The Bar High
Ryan Healy, Staff Writer
January 22, 2019
Although the SJHHS Varsity girls volleyball team had a great season, one player in particular stands out among the rest-outside hitter Abbey Dayton. She had a team high of 324 kills in the South Coast League Champions. “A kill is when you hit the ball and you get the point,” said Dayton. “I ...
MacAdam Making Money Moves
Dalton Flores, Photo Editor
January 17, 2019
Being unprepared for the days after graduation is normal for most high school seniors. However, for senior Elliot MacAdam, he’s been adulting for all of high school. You can’t adult harder than having a full time job, and buying yourself a two door BMW while still in high school. Most ad...
French Exchange Student Takes on the American School System
Katie Brubaker, Managing Editor
December 19, 2018
Eliott George is new not only to the SJHHS campus, but to the United States. George has come all the way from Compiegne, France to spend a year studying as a Stallion and expanding his knowledge of American culture. George is studying in California through a program called American Field Services. This o...
The Mightiest Steed in the Parking Lot
Dalton Flores, Photo Editor
December 17, 2018
Top to bottom, front to back, and side to side, Vanderbroek has fully customized his 2010 Chevrolet Silverado. With a custom bumper, Kings Suspension, 35 inch Falken tires, 17 inch wheels, and custom fiberglass front fenders, this just scratches the surface of how time and hard work Vanderbroek has...
Behind the Equipment, Beyond the Locker Room
Jack O'Connor, Staff Writer
December 13, 2018
Every sports team needs some extra help and this support is often integral in keeping the teams safe and competitive. Perhaps no one represents this more than Ralph Mattera. Ralph Mattera is the Boys Locker Room Attendant and Athletic Equipment Manager for his fourth year at SJHHS and twelfth at year Cap...
Giving a Helping Hand
Isabella Mahar, Staff Writer
December 2, 2018
Ashlyn Matthews spends her break time and her time in sixth period Engineering class creating prosthetic hands and fingers. Her passion of creating these and getting certified to give them to children and adults started with an article her grandfather sent her. “My grandfather sent me an article...
Kaia Wolfe Aces Freshman Year
Makayla Walders, Editorial Editor
November 12, 2018
Kaia Wolfe has started high school swinging as she was placed on the SJHHS girls varsity tennis team her freshman year. With five years of competitive tennis experience under her belt, Kaia is living proof that hard work pays off. Her killer serve and forehand shot meant Kaia played the 2018 se...
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As a sophomore, Jennifer Mcguire’s main focus wasn’t on college however, colleges had their eyes on her. Through her success as a club soccer player, she was given the amazing opportunity to play soc...