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STOP, CHOP, AND SURF: Michael Iacometti (12) (left) and Alex Pagan (12) (right) smile proudly after being interviewed regarding their surf company Chop House Surfboard Repair Shop. Chop House works to get surfers back in the water within the same day their board is damaged at about half the price of their competitors. They also sell surf products such as fins and hand planes to enhance your surf experience. Photo by Andrew Fehlman

High Schoolers Create Surf Company

Ellie Holt and Maggie Barnes • January 21, 2015

High school entrepreneurs Michael Iacometti (12) and Alex Pagan (12) started their future in the surf industry and created Chop House Surfboard Repair Shop. Chop House is a new company that is “all...

Before They Were Teachers

Before They Were Teachers

Andrew Fehlman, Assistant Photo Editor • December 19, 2014

A Marine helicopter pilot, a clinical laboratory scientist, and a trainer for the US and Swedish olympic sailing teams, are all teachers working here at San Juan Hills. RICH LARUE- flew helicopters...

PHILIPPINE STREETS: Emma Neu (10) travelled to the Philippines on a mission trip during this past Thanksgiving Break. Daily life is captured here in this photo where various stores are seen scattered alongside the street with a colorful car parked off to the side. Throughout her mission trip she was able to help those in need on the Saddleback Church campus in Manila.

Missionary Work Takes Student to Philippines

Sarah Salinas, Staff Writer • December 12, 2014

Not many people can say they spent their Thanksgiving Break more than 8000 miles away from home in a foreign country, but a SJHHS student did exactly that when she seized the opportunity to travel with...

LOUD AND PROUD: Gabrielle Heckler (11) and Madison Wyatt (10) read the morning announcements into a phone that allows their words to be projected throughout the entire campus. Their distinguishable, peppy voices light up classrooms every morning as students become informed of school news. A tedious daily routine is given a compelling twist as Heckler and Wyatt find new ways to make listening to the morning announcements an entertaining experience for students.

Faces Behind the Voices

Chetana Piravi, News Editor • December 12, 2014

It’s 9:44, two minutes before the tardy bell rings for the beginning of tutorial and two girls sprint to room E01. The girls, Gabbi Heckler (11) and Maddie Wyatt (10), Commissioners of Publicity,...

STALLIONS FOR STRIPES: Ryan Brown (11) president of Teens 4 Troops standing proudly in front of the American flag which he loves so much. As president of the club, his job is to volunteers and donate to the military organizations. His club also sends out cards and canned goods. Photo by Jose Soler-Crespo

Teens 4 Troops

Josh Armstrong, Staff Writer • December 5, 2014

High school students can be heroes for heroes. One of the many amazing clubs run by students here at San Juan Hills High School is Teens 4 Troops. According to Ryan Brown (11), “we volunteer to help...

Saddleback San Clemente patrons are exiting from a Sunday service. This building is where The Curtain Call will be held on January 9 at 6:30.

The Curtain Call

Valerie Ziesmer, Staff Writer • December 4, 2014

Calling all talented students! Saddleback Church plans to host a community wide talent show for a “wonderful night for the community,” said Brian Ong, the pastor in Saddleback’s High School Ministries....

DJ Turned His Passion Into a Big Business

DJ Turned His Passion Into a Big Business

Macy Drew, Editor In Chief • November 21, 2014

SJHHS student Griffin Dennen (12), founder of Apexx Productions, has taken his small start up company and transformed it into the successful and thriving enterprise that it is today. Apexx Productions...

Thanksgiving’s Stressful Preparations are Made Easier

Gaby Luna, Caption Editor • November 7, 2014

After the celebrations of Halloween, Thanksgiving festivities immediately bring stress. Cooking delicious dishes develops the magic of the holiday. Foods include corn on the cob topped with melted butter,...

Teen Workers Juggle Jobs and School

Teen Workers Juggle Jobs and School

Maddie Kobzeff, A&E Editor • November 5, 2014

Students are faced with an overwhelming amount of stress from school and friends. It surely does not make it any easier to add work responsibilities onto their everyday life. “Yes, it is hard to manage...

A BRAND HAS BEEN BORN: The SJHHS student body chants RFTB at the first home football game against Canyon to display their faith in the team’s abilities. RFTB has been adopted as a school-wide phrase to embrace the meaning, service for a cause. This year, RFTB has become more than just an athletic concept, but a concept that all students can grasp onto. Photo by Taylor Rocha

Behind the Brand: What does RFTB mean?

Taylor Rocha, Sports Editor • November 5, 2014

This year, Stallions have seen a change in the way that SJHHS has been “branded.” From the phrase “ride for the brand” to the new mascot, Teddy Roosevelt, the school continues to evolve in terms...

Erin Rickert, the new Biology teacher, is excited to be part of the staff here at SJHHS. Prior to becoming a teacher, Rickert was a zookeeper at Wildlife World Zoo and Aquarium outside of Phoenix, Arizona.

Teacher Feature: Mrs. Rickert the Zookeeper!

Kyler Thomas, Staff Writer • October 17, 2014

Of all the jobs a school teacher may have previously had, being a zookeeper is not very common on that list. This unique experience and her teaching techniques make Mrs. Rickert a different and interesting...

The ROP advertising sign stands in the Guidance office to help students find the right courses necessary for their future.

UC’s Open Application Process Much Earlier

Braeden Schmitt, Feature Editor • October 17, 2014

Applying for college may not be the easiest process. Hidden amidst the application process is a multitude of college misconceptions. This year, University of California applications opened on August...

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