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The International Frog Jumping Jubilee occurs in the Fairgrounds near Angels Camp, California, nicknamed “Home of the Jumping Frog.”

[Photo] Inside Netflix: The International Frog Jumping Jubilee

Published May 24, 2022
Tony 3 edited (beverly)

[Photo] POLITICS | Congressman Tony Cardenas speaks to economic and government students

Published May 20, 2022
Loc Handke walked away from her match victorious. As a freshman, this will be her first season heading into the playoffs with her team.

[Photo] TENNIS | Undefeated for the season, the tennis team lands in the league playoffs

Published May 17, 2022
magen mozeh art portfolio 6 (beverly)

[Photo] Art Exhibit: AP Studio Art students show off their portfolios

Published May 20, 2022
Black people feel like they have to defend themselves and their race every time theres an incident.

[Photo] An altercation should never open a floodgate of Anti-Blackness

Published May 4, 2022
Coach Shano describes his personality outside of school as passionate and silly, perfect for entertaining friends and family on hikes and trips to the woods.

[Photo] 5 MINUTES WITH…
Science Teacher Brent Shano

Published March 17, 2022
Students such as Seniors Gideon Genesis Dela Torre (left) and Maradie Sattra brought their national flags or wore traditional clothes to school on Multicultural Day to express their national pride. Even students not explicitly working a club stand expressed their cultural and national pride or supported other cultures by walking around with cultural items or flags.

[Photo] Multicultural Day: A taste of many countries

Published March 14, 2022
Fire Away! Senior Hugo Cardona practices on his welding technique during Mr. Jose Castros 2nd period class on Dec. 2, 2021. He attempts to make a metal guitar, and takes all precautions needed to perfect his craft.

[Photo] PHOTO OF THE WEEK | MARCH 13-19 2022

Published March 18, 2022
The Spirit week kicked off with pajama day, with everyone bringing along their favorite stuffed animals.

[Photo] SPIRIT WEEK | Wolves get a chance to wear their most exciting outfits

Published February 13, 2022
Students had the chance to show their personality through their creative graphic tee designs on Graphic Tee Thursday. Senior Magen Mozeh goes all out with her graphic t-shirt theme and safari aesthetic.

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For students without blank white t-shirts like junior Mark Perez, they wrote their white lies on sheets of paper and taped it onto themselves.

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Junior Destiny Reveles shows off her wit on White Lie Wednesday.

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A Blast To The Past: (From Left to Right): Ella Robinson, Eden Newson, Kennedy Strickland and Harley (last name) brush off their 2000’s fashion on Y2K Tuesday.

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Sleeping In With The Plushies: (From Left to Right): Emily Fabra, Mohanna Finnikin Angel Vazquez, Kaylyn Majers and Taylor Yates all wear their pajamas and get comfortable with their plushies at school.

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Michael Zamarippa explores his creativity and interest in the makeup he wears to school.

[Photo] The duality of makeup

Published February 7, 2022
Documentary 1 (beverly)

[Photo] CBS films a profile of a senior on campus

Published January 29, 2022
Two people from CBS went to VNHS to interview Emily “Emi” Kim, one of the three members of the “Log Off Movement.” Filming took place all day on Monday, Jan. 24 and Tuesday, Jan. 25.

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Producer Alexander Pena and Camera Woman Alexandra Vivas are both from CBS to document and interview students from VNHS participating in the “Log Off Movement.”

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Filming took place on Tuesday, Jan. 25 all throughout the school, one main location being the library during Period 6.

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Vivas takes closeups of Kim’s computer as she explains about her troubles in Social Media and discrimination against the online LGBTQ+ community.

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Camera Woman Alexandra Vivas from CBS took all shots of Kim as they interviewed her in the library.

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Vivas and Senior Emily “Emi” Kim shoot B rolls of the hallway when students walk to class during the passing period.

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CBS documented about the “Log Off Movement” with how teens are dealing with social media. A team of teens is working to change legislation and help other teens into a safe social media experience.

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Club President Jersey Vargas stands at the “Art For All” club booth to inform students about the club.

[Photo] New and old clubs shine together during Club Rush

Published January 21, 2022
Mr. Kayne poses for his mugshot.

[Photo] 5 MINUTES WITH…
History Teacher Mr. Douglas Kayne

Published January 15, 2022
Librarian Ms. Suzanne Osman and her Period 1 Library Aid Dana Shegolevsky receives a grant from a new 7/11 store that just opened on Van Nuys Blvd and Vose St.

[Photo] Money, money, money: The library receives a $711 donation from 7/11

Published January 14, 2022
During the club meetings, we do service projects that we offer volunteer hours for. These projects consist of creating sock puppets and many other arts and crafts.

[Photo] 5 MINUTES WITH…
Operation Smile Treasurer

Published January 1, 2022
(from left to right) Ensemble lead Rachel Sang, Jayden Juse, Luke Chey, Irene Jeong, Joshua Chung, and Brian Sang perform three Holiday Songs titled “Sleigh Ride,” “Joy to the World” and “Jingle Bells Hoedown,” after intermission.

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Marching band plays tunes outside during intermission with solos from Trumpet players Miles Halloran and Anthony Sanchez.

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Vannaires Singer Max Song sings “That’s Christmas to Me,” on piano before intermission.

[Photo] Holiday spirit comes alive with the sound of music

Published December 23, 2021
Singers Max Song and Maya Diaz duet “Santa Can’t You Hear Me,” as the first vocal performers of the night.

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On Friday, Dec. 17, the Winter Concert hosted performances by Orchestra, Chamber Strings Ensemble, Marching Band and Drumline and Vocal Group ‘The Vannaires.’

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(from left to right) Cellists Joshua Chung, Irene Jeong, Charlotte Finn and Eduardo Pacheco along with Bassists Jiho Yang and Leslie Palma provide a rich bass and support for violins and violas in many of their songs.

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Music Director Mr. Robert Eisenhart introduces each song and conducted his students on stage. He congratulated the audience members for coming out to enjoy live music.

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Conducted by Music Director Mr. Robert Eisenhart, orchestra performed first with four songs titled “Dance of the Tumblers,” “Blue Fire Fiddler,” “Fantasia on a Theme from Thailand” and “Rustic Dance.”

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Ms. Aditi Doshi believes every young person in the public school system deseves a strong education.

[Photo] Q&A | Aditi Doshi: Social Science Teacher

Published December 14, 2021
Coach Andres Sepulveda joins the staff as the new baseball head coach.

[Photo] BASEBALL | New coach hopes to spark another championship run

Published December 16, 2021
Tanni Nandi started the club during the pandemic and continued it after school returned to in-person learning.

[Photo] 5 MINUTES WITH…
St. Jude Club President

Published December 10, 2021
cancel culture debate 11 (beverly)

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Senior Joshua Estrada asks Mr. Kayne a question in an attempt to learn more of his view about separating the art from the artist. He brought up an example with the hit horror franchise “Five Nights at Freddy’s,” and it’s creator Scott Cawthon. .

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Student participation was encouraged during the debate. Many students attended and listened intently to the debate during lunch, filling at least half of the small gym.

[Photo] ASB and JSA host 300 students at lunch debate

Published December 9, 2021
Mr. Douglas Kayne used specific historical and current examples of real people to convince listeners of his argument.

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Mr. Mitchell argued for the pro-side, using emotion to draw the audience to his side.

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Mr. Jonathan Mitchell and Mr. Daniel Klain take turns introducing their ideas about cancel culture. Mr. Mitchell points out to the students and asks the question: “Who doesn’t have any flaws?”

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Mr. Bing Benitez addresses the student body and engages the crowd.The debate was hosted by the Associated Student Body (ASB) and Junior state of America (JSA) during lunch on Wednesday, Dec. 8.

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Mr. Bing Benitez, the first teacher to present, argues that art cannot be separated from the artist during the debate on cancel culture.

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Fatima Dela Cruz condemns the increase in racist attacks against Asian-Americans during and after the pandemic and redefines what it means to be an American citizen.

[Photo] How do I deal with racism from someone I thought I could trust?

Published December 6, 2021
Leadership, public speaking, and communication skills are all traits Sofia Kiremijian has learned in her role.

[Photo] 5 MINUTES WITH…
Key Club Vice President

Published December 3, 2021
The food pantry accepts all donations but has highlighted peanut butter, canned meats and soup.

[Photo] ASB seeks donations for a local food pantry

Published December 3, 2021
Michael Zamarippa flaunts his intricate eyeshadow look accompanied by rhinestones and pearls.

[Photo] Be confident in your look

Published November 29, 2021
WE WANT YOU: Wrestling Coach Ramon Tovar is looking for new students to join the wrestling team.

[Photo] Calling all the wrestlers to Coach Ramon Tovar

Published November 28, 2021
Clubs and extracurricular classes set up different activities and gave treats to attract freshmen, such as Community Relief Club giving away lollipops and coloring pages after joining their club.

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The Junior Varsity Cheer Team makes an appearance to cheer on freshmen during Freshman Funday on Friday, Nov. 19.

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Vocal Ensemble, Vannaires, were the first group to perform and entertain freshmen, singing an acapella version of the song “Drive By” by Train.

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Giant Jenga and other activities such as cup pong, jump rope, and soccer are set up by ASB for the freshmen to enjoy with their friends.

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Junior Abigail Lee shows off her chic look along with keeping up with the mismatching theme on Monday.

[Photo] Revisit the best outfits from Spirit Week

Published November 23, 2021
Csarina Nina Jarencio edits the morning announcments before positing to youtube.

[Photo] Film production: Quiet on the campus set

Published November 22, 2021
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