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Emily Wale

Emily Wale , Staff Writer

Emily Wale is a senior and has decided to join newspaper for her first year, in hopes of pursuing her passion for writing and fulfilling her inquisitive nature. In her spare time, Emily enjoys challenging her friends to a friendly competition of volleyball, trying out various kinds of boba, and trolley hopping in Laguna. Emily is eager to begin in the exciting and chaotic world of journalism, finding her stylistic niche along the way.

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Los oficiales J. Duran (izquierda) y A. Jablonsky (derecha) visitan la sala de maestros de SJHHS para educar a los maestros y administradores escolares sobre a qué prestar atención cuando buscan posibles dispositivos de vapeo en el campus. Los oficiales trajeron muchos ejemplos para que el personal los examinara de cerca. Todos fueron herramientas de vape previamente confiscadas de escuelas secundarias públicas locales.

[Photo] Taller Educa a Padres Sobre Peligros de Vapeo

March 6, 2020
KILL, RELOAD: Andie Stone (12) sets up another player to spike the ball against Trabuco Hills High School in a league game on September 17. San Juan Hills High School took the second and third set, but ended up losing the match 3-2.

Another Smashing Season for Girls Volleyball

Emily Wale, Staff Writer
December 13, 2019

Separating by Gown Colors is not a Display of Elitism

Emily Wale, Staff Writer
November 3, 2019
Holland Rollap (12) gazes up as she performs the lead in this years drama, She Kills Monsters. Her character, Agnes, is the sister to Tilly, played by Olivia Roselli (11). Tilly and her girlfriend Lillith, played by Holiday Jones (10), share a kiss onstage, one of the first cases of LGBTQ+ representation in the Stallion Theater Company’s history. The show discusses themes like personal journeys, discoverence, and acceptance towards others and whom they love.

[Photo] She Kills Monsters Brings Needed LGBTQ+ Representation

November 11, 2019
Daniel Fernandez (10) participates in San Juan Capistranos Breakthrough program. Aimed towards aiding students who may have been given less benefits in life, Breakthrough gives kids the position to advance academically with equal opportunity.

[Photo] Breakthrough Program Helps Disadvantaged Students Thrive in School

October 18, 2019
AP test registration has been changed for 2020 testing, the sign up date being pushed sooner than in the past years. Teachers push out the new information to students in the printing of these small half sheets. These papers will give all the necessary information about this years registration information.

[Photo] AP Test Registration Moved Earlier to Benefit Students

October 20, 2019
Ruby Hodge (10) stands in front of the SJHHS pool where she played last season and contributed to the Girls Water Polo League Champions title. She wears a shirt she got while playing in Barcelona, Spain for the United States national team. She is ranked within the top 14 water polo players of her age.

Ruby Hodge Breaks to Nationals in the Olympic Development Program for Girls Water Polo

Emily Wale, Staff Writer
October 6, 2019
Student Section shows support for Stallions versus Great Oak during the Homecoming game.

Seniors Feel the Loss of Seniority as Juniors Tackle the Student Section During Football Games

Emily Wale, Staff Writer
October 6, 2019
Student parking lots are jam packed, and many seniors have now been inconvenienced with spots formally given to juniors, adding 30 minutes to their wait time after school.

Lottery Style Parking Lot Leads to Mixed Emotions

Emily Wale, Gabby Laurente, and Kate Meyers
September 9, 2019
With the incoming class of 2023, SJHHS expands in size. Class sizes and hallways become more crowded as we all make room for new students.

[Photo] Class of 2023 is Largest in School History

September 11, 2019
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