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Tim Newman (10) reaches up to block a pass. The Stallions defeated their opponent, Fountain Valley, 28-27.

Varsity Football Drive to CIF Finals Ends in H.B.

Kayla Parker-DiScala, Photo Editor
November 17, 2013

Ariana Conklin (left), Courtney McKeag (middle), and Logan Zotovich (right) commit to play as college athletes for their future colleges or universities by signing letters of intent.

College Proves to be No Sweat For Student Athletes

Mekenna Szabo, Sports Editor
November 16, 2013

DAY OF THE DEAD: Sophomores Victor Rodriguez and Chris Gardea evaluate a Dia De Los Muertos project in the library. The project was a part of a Spanish class study of a holiday important to Latin American culture. Students made “altars” to either a deceased family member or to a pop culture icon. Students had to include items that were symbolic of the person’s life. They were judged in the categories best overall, most creative and most sentimental value.

‘Altars’ Commemorate Ancestors and Icons in Library

Courtney Crane, Staff Writer
November 15, 2013

One New Friend Request: Have You Finished Your Homework?

One New Friend Request: Have You Finished Your Homework?

Macy Drew, News Editor
October 19, 2013

Among the classics watched in Film Studies is Gold Rush. Charlie Chaplin plays an optimistic prospector who tries to find his fortune during the gold rush. Along the way he meets, among others, a saloon girl who he falls in loves with and tries to get her love in return.

Silence Your Cell Phones, It’s Time for Film Studies

Griffin Orlich, A&E Editor
October 18, 2013

PLUNK: Haley Heesch, Varsity player, sinks her putt for a par on the first hole of the match against San Clemente High School. Photo by Shane Battis.

Girls Golf Team Rewrites Stallion History

Shane Battis, Business Manager
October 11, 2013

Concussions Pose A Threat To High School Athletes

Concussions Pose A Threat To High School Athletes

Jenna Clemente, Staff Writer
October 11, 2013

Ana Nolan (left) works on a song with Luke Holland (right) in commercial music.The new music class at SJHHS is offered during second period and focuses on students playing in bands and learning to use recording technology.

Commercial Music Rocks the Schedule

Nikki Rastegar, Staff Writer
October 8, 2013

TWO POINTS AND COUNTING: Ian Hickey(29) watches quarterback Jacob Gibson(7) throw a pass to Steven Agular(23, not shown) for a two-point conversion. Although the opposing team, Thousand Oaks High School, was incorrectly lined up for the play, the Stallions were able to score the two-point conversion at the SJHHS first home game of the 2013-2014 school year.

Jacob Gibson Breaking League Record

Makayla Thomas, Feauture Editor
October 6, 2013

Jose Orzuna shows off his swag in Ms. Sanchez's sombrero

‘Cause it’s More Interesting than a Clipboard

Tracy Gaylord, Staff Writer
September 27, 2013

Show Me the Money! Where Do Retired Club Funds Go?

Show Me the Money! Where Do Retired Club Funds Go?

Griffin Orlich, A&E Editor
September 27, 2013

New Tennis Coach Named

New Tennis Coach Named

Mekenna Szabo, Staff writer
September 22, 2013

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