Lightbulb...pitch...trash… Lightbulb...pitch...trash… Ideas and designs have been rushing through the minds of the 2016-2017 Yearbook Staff.  It has taken over 6 weeks but they have finally...

At San Juan Hills, we have the privilege of having all 4 branches of our military on campus. Earning the title of being apart of the U.S. Military is not something you can buy, inherit, or be given. It...

From Hot Cocoa and Cram to tailgates before football games, Link Crew puts on popular events for freshman to feel welcomed on campus. For this time of the year, Link Crew has put on their annual Linktoberfest,...

Natalie Hampton, a teenager from Sherman Oaks, has created an app called Sit With Us allowing students that have no place to sit to find people who are willing to share their table with them. Hampton...

Frank Milano Frank has been working here at SJHHS since the school opened in 2007. He always enjoys working with students and seeing kids succeed. He also loves to play out skits on the Mane Event....

More often than not, Freshman athletic abilities tend to be swept under the rug and overshadowed by talented upperclassmen.  However, with Freshman Milana Molnar’s impressive skills in tennis, this...

On Tuesday May 17, 2016 the San Juan Capistrano City Council voted to change the name of the street leading into SJHHS from Vista Montana to Stallion Ridge. The initiative to change the name was proposed...

Navpreet “Nav” Singh, 19, of Ladera Ranch died on July 18, in a head-on collision motorcycle accident involving a wayward driver.  He was born on November 26, 1996 to his parents, Kuljit and Aman,...

Talented, hard working, driven--these are just a few words friends and teachers have used to describe SJHHS student Jasmine Powell (12). Powell, a leader in the choral department has earned several...

Fitting into a new school can be difficult, but imagine adjusting to a school where the people aren’t even the same nationality. For Maud Van Den Elshout (11), an outgoing, trilingual exchange student...