You could not possibly help a poor child in Africa receive an education, right? Wrong. As simple and insignificant as a pencil may seem to the average Orange County teenager, the donation of a single pencil...
The beakers, the chemicals, the dissection tools and everything else students use in the science lab seem so rudimentary. Doesn’t everyone have them? No, not necessarily.
Junior Daniella Kubiak started...
President Andy Sulick goes way back in the Eagle community. Even before his newfound presidency, Sulick was well involved in SMCHS affairs. His wife, brother, sister and both brother-in-laws all attended...
Juniors Kayla Jahangiri and Lauren Walker have brought back the Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation Club, benefiting the organization that strives to improve the lives of people affected by childhood...
“Grill in the Grotto”, “America Day”, hula dancers, shaved ice, class shirts and an unforgettable pep rally. Those are just some of the elements of the first spirit week of the 2014-2015 school...
Everyone knows that first-day-of-summer rush: the irreplaceable feeling of excitement for all the memories soon to be made.
For senior, Jordan Lee, her 2014 summer memories were made in Costa Rica....
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Hundreds of zombies wearing plaid and khaki shuffle into the gym. They undertake the climb up the bleachers and plop themselves down. With heads resting on friends’ shoulders, eyelids begin to droop....
Fresh out of high school. Fresh into college. Four alumni give us some final words of advice before going their separate ways.
Each year, the OC Register complies a database of four top graduates from...
They listen to your constant complaints about the tablets and to tend to every one of your tech-related woes. They are our campus IT guys. Under the leadership of Peter Leonard, Director of Information...
