Features – The Journal Rewired

Reflecting on our flight

Elizabeth Valadez, Reporter

May 17, 2019

Principal Brian Knight says there’s no way anyone could have prepared for the “unique” things tha...

The road to nationals

May 17, 2019

Heart racing. Shaky hands. These are the physical symptoms that two members of the SHS Speech and Debate te...

Senior takes her passion to the world level

May 16, 2019

From a six year old on skates to a seasoned veteran participating in artistic skating competitions n...

A disability doesn’t stop him

April 25, 2019

When senior Scottie Rapp was 3 years old, his doctors noticed he was deaf. They didn’t fully under...

Enriching new experiences

April 18, 2019

Rather than spending her first year out of high school at a university, senior Becca Hiller plans to...

Lost and Found

April 18, 2019

At the age of 10, senior Priscilla Garcia realized that she had an interest in camera work and making...

The ‘sneaker heads’ of SHS

Brianna Henry, Reporter

April 17, 2019

For sophomore Austin Bonar, the Sean Wotherspoon 97s are what started his shoe journey. Although he i...

Blind eyes open

March 15, 2019

When senior Miguel Tello walks through the halls, he hears everything. He hears the water fountains rumble and students talking with their friends. ...

Feeling in color

March 14, 2019

Senior Rachel Dean spent the last few weeks making friendship bracelets that best represent her. She ch...

Lifelong friends carry on their SHS legacy

Tabatha Fitzgerald, Reporter

March 14, 2019

After graduating, could you ever imagine coming back to that same school for work? Lifelong friends, ...

The process of the cultural Cardinal mural

March 10, 2019

Down the EL hallway in SHS, students from the art club are transforming a slab of beige wall into a mur...

Coffee, soda, energy drinks: All part of SHS’s caffeine dependency

February 22, 2019

“I would be shaking non-stop, and so, I finally cut down (on coffee). And I (said) ‘yeah, no more,’” sophomo...