A Military Brat’s Perspective: My Temporary Home
By: Hailey Griffith | Writer January 31, 2017 I haven’t been a military child for long, but for what I have been apart of is something odd. Not odd in a bad way, but an […]
Student Life
Wake Up! To Wake Up Coffee
By: Taylor Bautista | Writer & Ian Warner | Writer January 30, 2017 Coffee. A necessity for high schoolers, drink of choice for those who consider themselves a hipster, and enjoyable for […]
Club Profile – Visits of Love
By: Sophie Conone |Writer January 27, 2017 Attention Club Rushers and helping hands! Looking to boost those community service hours? Want to participate in fun activities while giving back to the wise? The San […]
Casino Formal Hit the Jackpot
By: Camryn Ostrander | Writer & Renee Malone | Writer January 26, 2017 Just when students thought they were done being stressed out about finals, San Clemente High School throws the Winter Formal at them. […]
San Clemente Gentlemen’s Basketball League – A United Junior Class at SCHS
By: Josh Greene | Media Editor January 4, 2017 The key to success for a high school student body comes only when the class stands unified. Juniors at San Clemente High School have taken huge strides to […]
A Quirky Christmas Tradition: A History of White Elephant
By: Gavin Kelleher | Writer December 16, 2016 Every year on November 25th, after Thanksgiving festivities have subsided and the chaos of family gatherings have fizzled out, Christmas spirit springs into action. Christmas decorations are stocked on […]
Door Decorating Contest: ASB Makes the Season Bright
By: Hayden Koerner | Writer and Opinion Editor December 16, 2016 What’s better than a gift all wrapped up in holiday cheer? A classroom door, of course! Fortunately for us students at SCHS, the ASB […]
Giving the Gifts that Count
By Kenzie McKinnon | Writer & Photographer & Camryn Ostrander | Writer & Photographer So, if you haven’t heard, “giving back” is like the “new black,” and as we approach the holidays at a […]
The P-3 Mystery: A Future in the Computer Industry
By: Darren DiMarco | Writer Whether you have walked by it on your way to your car in the side parking lot, or glanced at it on your way to the yearbook room to […]
Dana Point Harbor is Lit
By: Peyton Lee | Student Life Editor & Renee Malone |Writer/Photographer/Videographer December 15, 2016 In the season of sweaters and holiday songs, it’s the time for lights to illuminate houses, streets, and […]