The Mightiest Steed in the Parking Lot
Dalton Flores, Photo Editor
December 17, 2018
Filed under Feature, Top Stories
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
Filed under Feature
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
Filed under Feature
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
Filed under Feature, Top Stories
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...
Hudson Jones Rises to Varsity
Lucy Hughitt, Staff Writer
October 25, 2018
Filed under Feature
Something life-changing happened to sophomore, Hudson Jones at SJHHS’ homecoming game. Jones was asked by his coach to start as quarterback on first string. He was initially nervous, it was the biggest game of the year after all. However, with the support of his teammates and the ever-nearing t...
Teacher by Day, Actress by Night
Claire Cone, Copy Editor
October 25, 2018
Filed under Feature, Top Stories
A talented actress hides within the faculty at SJHHS. Emily Price, an AP environmental science and biology teacher, lives a double life; as she is a high school teacher by day, and an actress in the evening. A former choir student, Price never expected to utilize her voice as a tool for acting. Little did she ...
Julia Ransom Recognized as CNN10’s “Positive Athletes”
Dalton Flores, Photo Editor
October 25, 2018
Filed under Feature
Tony Wang Kicks Off The Season On Varsity Football
Kennedy Flores, Staff Writer
September 27, 2018
Filed under Feature
A freshman football player takes on the big role of being the third string varsity kicker. This is Tony Wang's first year attending SJHHS and playing football. Before Wang started his football career he played 8-10 years of soccer, which definitely became a huge assistance to his ability to kick. ...
New Academic Advisor Joins High School’s Faculty
Katie Brubaker, Managing Editor
September 20, 2018
Filed under Feature, Top Stories
The beginning of the school year was not only the start of SJHHS for members of the freshmen class, but also for newly minted academic advisor Elise Butler. This is Butler’s first year being an academic advisor at a high school, but before joining the staff at SJHHS Butler was an academic advisor a...
Students Born on 9/11 Never Forget
Riley Goodfellow, Co Editor-In-Chief
September 11, 2018
Filed under Feature, Top Stories
It is hard for students to ignore the national tragedy of September 11, 2001, especially when it was the day they were born. Seniors, Raquel Vellandi, and Ataliwala Akshat, and Junior, Isabelle Peloso all share 9/11 as their birthday. They not only share the date, they were born on the exact day ...
Student Teaches Kurdish Military Officials to Swim
Kate Finman, News Editor
April 27, 2018
Filed under Feature
For senior Calum Moy, his Kurdish heritage is an integral part of his identity. This past summer, Moy taught Kurdish citizens and military personnel how to swim. Moy is a Kurd, a member of the largest ethnic minority in the world without a country. They have been actively seeking independence for de...
Liam O’Connor Chosen for Irish Junior National Baseball Team
April 23, 2018
Filed under Feature
This summer, varsity baseball player Liam O’Connor will be a long ways away from the home base plate on the Stallion baseball diamond. Instead, O’Connor will be training and competing with the Irish Junior National Baseball Team in Grosseto Italy. O’Connor was first introduced to the European Baseball Classic...
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