By Faith Maquinales and Caleb Joyce Mr. Charles Oversby, a man with Viking in his blood, graduated from Rim of the World High School in 1976, then went on to Brigham Young University and graduated 8 years later. At the age of 26, he was done with his studies and had a life of teaching ahead of him. Before working at SBHS he worked at … Continue reading The retirement of Charles Oversby
By Jasmine Toolan and Daisy Medina One problem we have in our community is how careless drivers are in general, especially in school zones. Many don’t know how dangerous it is to be walking, especially after school hours. They would see students close to the crosswalk but instead of slowing down and waiting for their turn, they decide to speed up and make their turn … Continue reading Car and Street Safety
By Aniceta Felix and Rachel Felix We all know how hectic it can be to walk into high school not knowing what to do or what to expect. We took the time to go around and ask upperclassmen and teachers for their advice they’d like to tell our school’s freshmen. Many freshmen wanted to know how to ensure they get the best grades they can … Continue reading Advice to Freshman
Most students here at San Bernardino High School have the chance to hang out with friends in the quad during lunch, interact with their peers, and have more of a ‘hands on’ experience when they are in a classroom. But this experience, isn’t everyone’s. Junior Makenzie Ferguson was homeschooled for her first two years of high school. With only coming here to San Bernardino High … Continue reading Home to public : Makenzie Ferguson
At San Bernardino High School Administration seems untouchable, like these people who are just here to discipline students, the people who sit in the quad and yell at students to go to class. But is that all there is? Administration is made up of many people, but the amazing people I got to interview were Dr. Rosa Solorio, Dr. Stephon Brown, and Mrs. Persida Torres. … Continue reading Administration at SBHS: An inside view
By Jade Burch and Rachel Felix Littering around the school is noticed by the students and staff, although we do not talk about it enough or really at all. Whether it be an apple core or a cardboard tray, we need to clean up after ourselves. Byron Pastrana, 11, said that littering affects him because it makes the school look unprofessional. He suggests “enforce the … Continue reading Campus clean-up
Do we really need Daylight Savings Time? The reason we change our clocks an hour forward or backward is to make better use of the daylight. How does this affect the majority of the population though? “I feel like it’s only a thing for farmers, it doesn’t affect me. I don’t even feel like I get an extra hour of sleep during fall. I watch … Continue reading What daylight are we saving?
Freshmen usually don’t get involved in after school activities because they feel as if it will cause them more stress or they may still have the mindset of still thinking they are still in middle school. Getting involved in many after school activities helps you with college and helps with multitasking. It also helps to make friends. For example, if you join a sport, you … Continue reading Freshmen experiences
“This One Time At..” is designed to create a brief feature on a moment in another student’s life. This week, we made a feature on one of our fellow freshmen. A current freshman at San Bernardino High School, Selena Castellanos, dances in a professional group called Ballet Folklorico Nueva Esperanza. On October 13, 2019 she had a show in Claremont, California. “I had to dance … Continue reading This One Time At…Ballet Floklorico
SBHS has had many Cardinal teachers and now we are proud to welcome a new one, Ms. Luna. Ms. Luna has wanted to be a teacher since she was five years old. She has been officially teaching for three years; it has been very hard for her to stay determined to get to where she is today. Some of her teachers laughed at her for … Continue reading Long Term Goal Since She Was Five Years Old
