Jack Hagen | Sports Editor February 21, 2021 Recently, 2020 National League Cy Young Trevor Bauer signed a blockbuster new contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers giving him 102 million dollars over three years with […]
Sosie Casteel | Editor February 21, 2020 On Wednesday the 24th, Mrs. Washington is holding an informational meeting at lunch for potential International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma candidates. The virtual meeting link is at the bottom […]
Danielle Generaux | Student Life Editor February 21, 2021 For many years, Saddleback College has been getting complaints about their mascot, the Gaucho. This mascot (as pictured above) portrays an Argentinian cowboy riding a horse […]
Mia Costales | News Editor February 21, 2021 On Wednesday, February 17, SCHS’s chamber orchestra had the honor of having guest speaker Gunnery Sergeant Karen Johnson join the class’s zoom call. Johnson began playing […]
Maxine Davey | Editor in Chief February 19, 2021 Ladies and gentlemen, there is light on the horizon. A small subsection in last week’s SCHS newsletter listed senior activities “in the process of being finalized”: […]
Eden Milligan | Head Editor February 20, 2021 Last Friday, February 12th, 71 year-old San Clemente High School football coach Joe Wood passed away after an ongoing battle with Covid-19. His loss is felt heavily […]
Danielle Generaux | Student Life Editor What is teamwork, you might ask? Well, according to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, teamwork is “work done by several associates with each doing a part but all subordinating personal prominence to […]
By: Sage Brislen | Writer February 7, 2021 Saturday morning bright and early, the San Clemente High School parking lot was packed with parents’ cars once again. It’s been almost an entire year since they’ve […]
Eden Milligan | Head Editor February 9, 2021 President Biden signed a series of executive orders beginning on his first day in office that reversed many of Trump’s policies and began to set his […]
Amy Parr | Head Editor February 7, 2021 Black History Month, a month dedicated to honoring Black achievements, has its origins way back in with 1915 with Carter G. Woodson, who was born to former […]