Junior sells customized watercolors
GABRIELLA MARTIN
February 27, 2017
For Roseville High School junior Kylie Irwin, art transcends personal experience. She is making her original watercolor works available for anyone who would like to buy one. Irwin showcases her artwork on her Instagram account “@watercolorsbyky.” Starting off with drawings, Irwin decided to explore...
Hernandez takes aim, shoots for victory
VICTORIA BARR
February 27, 2017
Roseville High School freshman Aubree Hernandez takes her place on the archery range, arms poised to shoot her next arrow. Within three years, Hernandez rose to the number one rank in the state for Cub Female Compound archery. “I started archery around three years ago,” Hernandez said. “I was...
Students create sports, lifestyle blog
February 22, 2017
A group of Roseville High School students have taken it upon themselves to create a blog with daily posts about sports, lifestyle and opinions. Juniors Jamie Bateman and Joe Cirrincione and sophomores Ben Furdek and Bradley Morin started their blog in the beginning of the school year with the intent...
GALLERY: CBS13 editor speaks at BSU meeting
STAFF REPORT
February 16, 2017
Jorden P. Hales, a CBS13 editor and Center High School alumnus, spoke at a Roseville High School Black Student Union meeting this afternoon. Hales discussed the value of African-American commerce and his experiences as a career journalist.
Dance program founder returns from retirement
January 30, 2017
Behind the doors of Patti Baker’s second period advanced dance class, movement and sound take hold. Each student practices turns and kicks, eager to perfect choreography under Baker’s watchful eye. Little has changed since Baker started the dance program nearly 30 years ago. Baker worked at R...
Eagle Scouts fuels seniors’ friendship
ZACH JOSE and WILLIAM WAGNER
January 30, 2017
Each day as the school’s PA system buzzes students out of class, some participate in extracurricular activities such as going to a school club or going to a job. For seniors Thomas Okelberry and Grant Baer, however, it’s a different life. Both students are Eagle Scouts, the highest rank attain...
Taketa scores Girls State spot
January 30, 2017
The American Legion Auxiliary Girls State has nominated Roseville High School junior Emily Taketa for a place at the Girls State conference in Southern California. Taketa will now be attending the Claremont McKenna camp this summer. Taketa was very pleased when she learned she won the opportunity...
HUMANS OF RHS: Jonathan Tanner
January 30, 2017
Roseville High School custodial worker Jonathan Tanner started working in the RJUHSD this school year. A spiritual man, Tanner uses his prior experiences in janitorial services to channel his need for purity and organization. Tanner appreciates the students of RHS’ energy and their subconscious tendency...
Physiology students raise ‘children’ for human development project
December 19, 2016
Social Science teacher Erin Granucci implemented a brand new project to her 3rd period Physiology class designed to teach students responsibility. Corresponding to the Human Development unit, students were required to purchase a sack of flour and care for it as if it were their own child. Accor...
Two-decade-old turtle stands test of time
JACK ROSETTI
December 16, 2016
Roseville High School Biology and AP Environmental Science teacher CJ Addington has had his turtle, Jeffrey, in his class for over 20 years. “When I first started teaching here, about 24 years ago, there was a ceramics teacher named Bob Vlasic. I guess his kids had the turtle and then for whateve...
Oliver pursues international experience
EDDY SOTOMAYOR
December 12, 2016
Roseville High School senior Juliette Oliver looks forward to a chance to study abroad in light of signing up for a government scholarship program in hopes of gaining experience to one day become a US Ambassador. Following her semi-finalist interview for The National Security Language Initiative ...
Freshman bolsters dog-walking business
December 12, 2016
Balancing a busy work schedule and school can be a difficult task, freshman Madison Grappo can confirm. With an expanding dog sitting and walking business, and over 50 clients, she has her hands full - not counting her 15 additional pets. “When I was little my mom said I took a sharpie and put dalmat...
