Q&A with Miss Cardinal contestant: Angelina Waterson-Lopez

Angelina is a senior and she is part of the Mr. and Miss Cardinal Pageant. This Q&A is just a little about Angelina and the reason behind why she wanted to participate in the competition.  Angelina: Okay, so my name is Angelina Waters Lopez, but I go by Angie. Nobody calls me Angelina.  Juanita Soliz: Okay, What made you want to do this? AWL:  Originally … Continue reading Q&A with Miss Cardinal contestant: Angelina Waterson-Lopez

Red Birds rule the roost

In their first game of the season, the San Bernardino Cardinals defeated the visiting Fontana High Steelers, 36-14. The running game was on display Friday, August 18, 2023 as the Cardinals rushed for 473 of 477 total yards. The Cardinals scored five touchdowns and converted three of five 2-point conversions attempts. Offensive Highlights Senior Henry Hernandez led the team with 222 yards on 21 carries. … Continue reading Red Birds rule the roost

HOCC: Samantha Valle

Samantha Valle (12) explains what her life will be like after graduation and gives tips to incoming freshmen. Jasmine Toolan: What do you do for a living?  Samantha Valle: I don’t work. I’m just going to school.  JT: What do you want to do after you graduate?  SV: After I graduate I was planning to become an ultrasound technician, specifically pediatric sonography. They take ultrasounds … Continue reading HOCC: Samantha Valle

Different Christmas traditions you’ve probably never heard of

There are so many different Christmas traditions families celebrate. In California, the most common tradition is to make tamales and have a big family gathering on December 24th and the 25th. Another big one is that many families bake cookies and decorate gingerbread houses. You may be surprised when you hear about other traditions in other areas.  Here are some student traditions in SBHS. “We … Continue reading Different Christmas traditions you’ve probably never heard of

You’re not alone

A wellness center is an establishment that offers health services for the body and mind. The reason we need wellness centers is because people are struggling with suicide (12th leading death), depression (depressive disorder), trauma (emotional response), and need a place for people to feel safe and comfortable. These topics are really sensitive to talk about, but people are struggling and going through it everyday. … Continue reading You’re not alone