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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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Dance Program Performs Fusion Show

Sofia Bello and Maureen Pike
December 1, 2023
Domenica Peloso
Captivating the audience with her astonishing acrobatic routine, senior Spree Hazen dances to a solo entitled “Endangered Species.” Hazen danced on behalf of the SJHHS advanced program, and her dance was choreographed by Sasha Dee-Dayoan.
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Sofia Bello
Sofia Bello, Arts & Entertainment
Sofia is a senior at San Juan Hills High School and is returning for her fourth and final year here on The Express. She has a strong passion for reading, baking, and could listen to music all day. She loves the color pink, watching sunsets, and spending time with her best friend. In the future she hopes to study criminal psychology and criminal psychology as well as own a fashion line one day. Inside of  school she is a part of NHS, CSF, Creative writing club, and Publishing club. She cannot wait for another year full of new friendships, fun, and spreading the voices of her community. 
Maureen Pike
Maureen Pike, Photo and News Editor
Maureen Pike is a senior at San Juan Hills High School and this is her second year in The Express. Maureen is excited to contribute to The Express this year as Photo and News Editor. Maureen is a member of the San Juan Hills Girls Varsity Soccer Team and in her free time she likes to go to the beach with her friends. After highschool, Maureen hopes to attend a four-year university where she plans on studying environmental science.
Domenica Peloso
Domenica Peloso, Opinion Editor
Domenica Peloso is a senior at San Juan Hills High School, and a third-year opinion editor for The Express. For this up and coming year, Domenica hopes to uncover the important stories of her diverse community. Outside of The Express, she is President of National Honors Society, ASB Commissioner of Multicultural, and proud leader of the SJHHS Movie Club. In her free time, Domenica enjoys thrifting the most abominable clothing items known to mankind, and watching a variety of media ranging from nonsensical garbage (Love Island) to movies equitable to the original Mona Lisa (Call Me by Your Name, Kill Bill, Howl's Moving Castle).
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