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2 Cases of COVID Confirmed Within One Month of School
Boys Soccer Tryouts on 11/6 and 11/13
Pamela Braunstein Projected Winner in Area 2
Virtual Guidance Appointments For Seniors Available Now
Boys Tennis Tryouts on 11/30 and 12/1, Girls Tryouts on 12/2 and 12/3
Lacrosse Coach, Tim Reynolds, Awarded with OCADA Award of Character

During dance production’s performance, advanced dancer, senior Jordyn Apostolache (12) dances with Max Miller (12). Every year at the Winter Pep Rally, dancers pick a partner to dance with for a song, even though he may not be involved in dance.

Grammy Winter Formal Pep Rally Photos

Max Katz, Staff Writer
January 29, 2020

Day 3 The Hawaiian Band: The Week of performances was concluded with The Hawaiian Band performing “I Want It That Way” by The Backstreet Boys. From the right, band members Grant Haliburton (11), Sam Giraud (11), Ethan Chambers (11), Gianni Sirgy (11), and Max Katz (11) get the audience engaged in the final moments of their set.

Stallion Life: Battle Of The Bands

Sandhya Ganesan, Opinion Editor
January 22, 2020

Dressember club members Corinne Hunnicut (12), Riley Goodfellow (12), Shayla Mauerman (12), Bella Mincer (12), and Ellie Rene (12) talk at a Dressember event to kick start the month. They wore dresses everyday in December to raise money and awareness for human trafficking. There was a dress swap and all participants had breakfast together. The club raised over $7,000 in 2019.

Dressember Club Raises Thousands for Victims of Human Trafficking

Isabella Mahar, Staff Writer
January 21, 2020

Jonah Johnson (12) raises the CIF Championship Plaque in celebration with his teammates and coaches. The Stallion Football team took home the title on November 29 in a game against Loyola High School. They won the game 21-15, earning the school's first ever CIF championship in football.

Football Brings Home First CIF Championship in Stallion History

Ben Bartlett, Sports Editor
December 13, 2019

Back row (from left): Kayden Karti, Namiah Miller, Nadine Tong, Mina Mahmoodzadeh, and Aaron Hernandez. Front row (from left): Araceli Carreon, Lexie Guzik, and Varshitha Selvarajan Uma.

Diversity on Campus

Riley Goodfellow, Grace Aitken, Ella Villar, Kate Meyers, and Sandhya Ganesan
December 13, 2019

Max Miller (12) smiles wide for his parents after just signing during the National Letter of Intent Ceremony. He will be attending the University of Southern California, where he will play water polo.

Water Polo MVP Ranks First in Southern California

Gabby Laurente, Staff Writer
December 13, 2019

Senior Hayden Melin smiles for her parents with a celebratory bouquet of flowers after signing on for the Univerty of La Verne, where she will be playing soccer.

Stallion Life November 18

Jack O'Connor, Photo Editor
November 18, 2019

Using the Osborne Fire Finder, volunteer lookout Bill Kaiser determines azimuth (direction in degrees) and distance from the tower of smoke or lighting downstrikes. This information is radioed to Cleveland National Forest who can deploy ground crews, helicopters or air tankers to fight the fire. The Osborne fire finder was developed in 1914 and still used in towers today.

Teacher Helps Revive the Role of Fire Lookouts

Warren Unzueta, Staff Writer
November 15, 2019

The class of 2019 graduates from SJHHS on June 6. Students who received a 4.0 or above are seated at the front in white robes, while the rest are behind them in blue.

Graduation Gown Colors Spark Debate Among Seniors

November 3, 2019

Students celebrate and sing in the senior section after the Stallions score another touchdown. The team scored 57 points in total compared to the Dolphins’ score of 14 by the end of the game.

Stallion Life October 30

Ella Villar, Managing Editor
October 30, 2019

Cole Caselli (9), Vivian Landa (11), Emma Seemann (11), and Madelyn Earnest (10) pose for a TikTok. Each student has achieved thousands of followers on the new social media app. Through dancing, lip-singing, or just having fun helped these creators reach fame, and truly become TikTok famous.

TikTok Stars Go Viral

Ella Villar, Staff Writer
October 20, 2019

Macey Leonard (11), Joey Hobert (12), and Delaney Fuller (12) have committed to universities on athletic scholarships and must continue to maintain high academic and athletic standards in order to maintain their admission. Leonard will attend Brown for soccer, Hobert will attend Washington State for football, and Fuller will attend Angelo State for volleyball.

Athletes Commit to their Future by Committing to College

Jack O'Connor, Staff Writer
October 18, 2019

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