• Cambria Graff Named Teacher of the Year at SJHHS: one of the most recognized performing arts teachers in all of Orange County
  • Pajama Drive Happening Now: Donate a pair of new pajamas, infant through adult, between now and December 13. Drop off in the front office or ASB.
  • Trading Post Has New Merch, Visit During Lunch
  • Senior Portrait Deadline Dec. 9: Schedule Through South Coast Photographic
The story of San Juan as told by its students

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The story of San Juan as told by its students

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The story of San Juan as told by its students

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Senior Showcase is an annual dance performance, featuring only the seniors of the SJHHS dance program. Pictured, intermediate dancer Ella Winger performs a solo to the song “Paint it Black,” which she choreographed herself.

Seniors Showcase Their Dance Skills

Sofia Bello, Photo Editor • March 7, 2023

For the Winter Formal Pep Rally, dance coach Kristine Calder’s interpretation of the theme “Winter in Paris” followed the story of a girl who gets stood up at the altar and goes on a solo honeymoon trip to Paris with the help of her friends. After the opera ballet, the girl meets someone in the park and the two instantly fall in love. Sparks fly between the two characters as “snow” falls in the air around them, bringing the production to a close.

“A Winter in Paris” Captured in Photos

Sydney Wolfe, Photo Editor • January 27, 2023

The Stallion football team charges onto the field followed by a trail of red, white, and blue smoke, kicking off their second game in the CIF Playoffs.

Stallion Football: 2022 Season Recap

Sydney Wolfe, Photo Editor • November 30, 2022

Victory Over Aliso Niguel, Stallions Win Third League Title in Five Years

Joaquin Serrato, Multimedia Editor • November 4, 2022

Pink in the stands and poise on the turf, the Stallions finished victorious against Aliso Niguel High School, resulting in a final score of 31-14. Despite an 0-7 start to the season, with this result,...

AP Art History students went on a field trip with teacher Rob Lynde to the Getty Museum last week. The students observed a variety of structures and architecture. Pictured, the “Sarcophagus” depicts a couple whose remains are contained within the vessel. It is estimated that it was created around 180-200 A.D. The sides of the sarcophagus show scenes relating to the life of Achilles. It is unknown who created the sarcophagus.

Student Photos from a Trip to the Getty

Celeste Cariker, Copy Editor • October 27, 2022

Onlookers watch as Marie Curie, portrayed by Allison Piwonka (11), discusses the benefits of the newly discovered element, radium in a press release. The radiation emitted by radium was not known to be dangerous at the time, and many believed that ingesting radium would benefit one's health.

Radium Girls: A Deadly Case

Sofia Bello, Photo Editor • October 20, 2022

ASB President Lindsey Gattis (12) and Vice President Jacob Verde (12) were crowned as Homecoming Queen and King during the Halftime Show at the Homecoming football game.

Homecoming 2022 in Photos

Sydney Wolfe • October 2, 2022

Nine Girls, a murder mystery involving nine sorority girls in their private cabin, first opened February 23 and ran until February 26, then showed again the following week from March 2 through March 5. The show followed Mary, a women who killed her ex-boyfriend’s fiancee by accident, and then later murdered her sorority sister and attempted to murder her best friend in the pursuit of not getting caught.

Nine Girls

Sofia Bello and Cooper Aitken • March 28, 2022

Winter Spirit Week in Photos

Alyssa Morrone, Entertainment Editor • February 3, 2022

The production of Metamorphoses has been one of the largest and most advanced undertakings of the drama department, with a dramatic retelling of a classical Greek tale. The production included a full sized pool used during the play. Upon closing night on December 4, the production was sold out and has since then won first for the California Theatre Education Association, an incredibly impressive accomplishment for the drama department as a whole. This is thanks to harkwork of the many staff as actors, such as Nathaniel Chin (11) portraying Orpheus as he is showered in water and begs Hades, god of the underworld, to return his bride, Eurydice, to living.

Metamorphoses Adapts Greek Mythology to Stage

Cooper Aitken, Staff Writer • December 9, 2021

Pride and Prejudice was the first live production since the pandemic nearly 18 months ago, and the play blew expectations out of the water. Running from October 27-30, the show centered around the Bennett family daughters, mainly Elizabeth Bennett, and their struggle to find love and stability as poor gentry. Pictured here, Darcy and Elizabeth embrace after she accepts his proposal, concluding the play.

Pride and Prejudice Opens a New Year of Theatre

Cooper Aitken, Entertainment Editor • November 3, 2021

Stallion Startup leader Bailey Smolinski (12) chats with Stanley the Stallion and a freshman during the Stallion Startup Halloween Lunch Activity. At the event, freshmen were given treats and candies, and a scavenger hunt was planted around the school for the 9th graders to enjoy.

A Week In Photos 10/25-29

Nikki Iyer and Kaitlyn Kittredge • November 2, 2021

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