Dancers tap into audience with Instagram
April 23, 2018
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With social media serving as an outlet to broadcast talent, seniors Joseph Tonas and Isaac Stanko have brought their dancing skills from the studio to the Internet. Garnering hundreds of views and likes on every post, the two dancers are in pursuit of Instagram fame. Both Tonas and Stanko have been a...
Students celebrate “National Jon Kunkle Day”
April 6, 2018
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A group of students celebrated their second annual holiday in honor of a friend on Wednesday.
HUMANS OF RHS: Jeremiah Barnes
March 19, 2018
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Sophomore Jeremiah Barnes has something of a talent for music. As a child, he played both the piano and the drums. Now, his most recent instrument of choice has become his guitar. Barnes is currently teaching himself to play through videos and various tutorials. He has big dreams to start a band and...
Senior solidifies sponsorship
March 19, 2018
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RHS senior Savanah Roe was able to find success in more than just her average number of likes per photo on social media. Her popularity on Instagram has lead her to accept RHS senior Savanah Roe was able to find success in more than just her average number of likes per photo on social media. Her...
Smith publicizes original novel debut
March 19, 2018
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English teacher Stuart Smith’s most recent writing project, a full length novel, is a departure from his previous experience writing plays. The book, titled Sell My Soul, covers the story of three kids and their journey through the foster care system. Smith began writing his novel several years...
Guitar class students display talent in guitar show
March 9, 2018
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Guitar students showed the fruits of the labor in the form of a concert on Wednesday.
HUMANS OF RHS: Cerena Carrera
February 26, 2018
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RHS freshman Cerena Carrera doesn’t need a car. She has her scooters, bicycles, and her boards to tide her over. Though she doesn’t do many tricks, Carrera believes being able to transport yourself from place to place without relying on a car is both an important, independant, and enjoyable experience. --Nicole Khudyakov "I...
Sophomore concerts bond with mother
February 26, 2018
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Unlike many of her peers, sophomore Taylor Dix doesn’t shy away from spending time with her mother in a public setting. In fact, she actively encourages it, as the mother-daughter duo frequently attend concerts with one another as company. Jamie Dix, Taylor’s mother, attended her first concert...
Senior’s soccer talent goes beyond uniform
February 26, 2018
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After winning Placer Youth Soccer League’s female referee of the year award, senior Courtney Carpenter proved her knack for soccer transcends playing for a team. Beginning her referee journey at the age of 13, this weekend job gave Carpenter a unique outlet to continue participating in soccer games...
Senior auditions at college showcases
February 26, 2018
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Senior Emily Botnen’s triumphant return to school after a ten day trip to audition for competitive theatre programs was marked with reflection and nerves. Botnen has been involved in theatre since she was eight years old, which allowed her to develop her passion and a desire to pursue it at the collegiate...
Student selects specialized training for stardom
February 26, 2018
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Freshman Owen Young’s dream of competing on the televised athletic competition American Ninja Warrior lead him to seek a more intense training regime. Young has been training for the past year at Martial Arts and Fitness in order to increase his chance of successful significantly. Young’s training...
Senior creates video project to remember graduating class
February 15, 2018
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In an effort to create a lasting memory of the Class of 2018, senior Kylie Irwin is creating a video that features seniors who want to give advice.