A day with the JV baseball team

Gavin Glaspie|June 8, 2018

Focused, Aiden Popp and Anthony Baglietto are focused in on their game

Mr. John Gonzalez wears his spinning “W” chain as a way to represent school spirit. Each Friday and for every special event or game, Gonzales (more commonly known as Mr. G) takes the chain as a way to support students. He also brings other accessories such as a big hat or a bubble machine.

Using an array of costumes, Mr. John Gonzalez supports students

Before the varsity football game against Woodcreek Aug. 29, Jason Taormino gets his arm taped by Ms. Rachel Jaeger. Photo by Gabrielle Robinson.

Jason Taormino describes his experience with an ACL injury

Braden Frisk

Q & A with freshman soccer player Brady Gray

Q & A with sports photographer and young business owner Jayden Tamayo

Q & A with sports photographer and young business owner Jayden Tamayo

Lucas Marquardt

Q & A with ASB President Lucas Marquardt

On the stage, Paris, played by Jimena Becerril, poses happily after hitting Achilles (Bryce Miner) in the heel. Photo by Luminia Huotari

“THE GREEK MYTHOLOGY” DIRECTED BY STUDENTS.

Theater I runs “The Worstest Play Ever” one act on April 9

Auditioning for a play may not be easy, especially if it is one of your first. Theatre I student Jade Wedge knows the feeling of auditioning, bein...

Opening the Multicultural Fest, Black Student Union Vice President Samira Jackson, Hispanic and Latin Culture Club President Celeste Ruiz and Asian Youth and Leadership Association Club President Justin Kuo welcome the audience to the show in the theater. Photo by Desiree Montejano.

Multicultural Fest celebrates students’ heritage and cultural backgrounds April 26

Junior Prom occurs at The Grounds in Roseville for the first time, April 20

At The Grounds in Roseville, juniors and guests come together for Junior Prom from 7-10 p.m. The theme was “Starry Night” inspired by the Van ...

To promote Multicultural Week April 21 Destinee Kombo and Rebecca Alferos paint a poster. From 9:00 to noon, members from Black Student Union, Asian Youth Leadership Association, Multicultural Club and Hispanic and Latin Culture Club help set up by designing banners, chalking the sidewalk and setting up decorations on trees on campus.

Clubs set up for Multicultural Week