Club Rush provides opportunity to promote groups, recruit members

Lizzie Salvato, Editor-in-Chief|September 28, 2017

Lizzie Salvato
Serjeoh Nakata dances for the Hip Hop Club as all members took turns.

During Club Rush Sept. 21 at lunch, organizations set up booths. This event is for representatives to promote their club, and so students can see all different clubs and sign up.

FEATURES

Posing with her guitar, Avery Steindorf smiles for the camera. Steindorf is a guitar player inspired by her sister, Ella Steindorf, and practices regularly. Photo by Paige Friesen.

Q&A with Avery Steindorf about her journey playing guitar

Attending the Sweet and Social Club meeting on Oct. 18, Lauren Turner and Brooke Dettner each take a cookie from the provided box in classroom D10. Photo by Gabby Robinson.

Literature Speaking Club finds new identity as Sweet and Social Club

During the “Pink Out” themed football game, Lyndee Veldstra salutes the crowd before leading the band in their halftime performance Oct. 18. Photo by Emerson Kibby

Drum Major Lyndee Veldstra continues family tradition by leading halftime performances

Creating content for her business, Paige Hall records a video of the varsity football team playing against Folsom Oct. 18. Photo by Emerson Kibby.

Paige Hall’s self-owned photography and video business grows in fame across campus, community

In the broadcasting room, Kaitlyn Leu edits recordings and timeline for an episode of her podcast, “Big Talks Tiny Host” Oct. 18. Photo by Natalie Deeble.

After being baptized to get a Lego set, Kaitlyn Leu rekindled her relationship with God and started a podcast dedicated to it: “Big Talks Tiny Host”

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In the kitchen: Bake this summer strawberry shortcake

Strawberry Purée First, cut up about 20-30 strawberries (depends how much puree you need). Then, blend them in a blender until a little chunky (o...

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Junior Prom occurs at The Grounds in Roseville for the first time, April 20

At The Grounds in Roseville, juniors and guests come together for Junior Prom from 7-10 p.m. The theme was “Starry Night” inspired by the Van ...

To promote Multicultural Week April 21 Destinee Kombo and Rebecca Alferos paint a poster. From 9:00 to noon, members from Black Student Union, Asian Youth Leadership Association, Multicultural Club and Hispanic and Latin Culture Club help set up by designing banners, chalking the sidewalk and setting up decorations on trees on campus.

Clubs set up for Multicultural Week

During third period, Ange Nguyen hands Carmela Benson her order after finishing the set. Nguyen created the set in an hour and a half, using a reference photo Benson provided. Nguyen charged Benson $24 for the nails. Photo by Kiera Gregory.

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Club Rush provides opportunity to promote groups, recruit members

Q&A with Avery Steindorf about her journey playing guitar

Literature Speaking Club finds new identity as Sweet and Social Club

Drum Major Lyndee Veldstra continues family tradition by leading halftime performances

Paige Hall’s self-owned photography and video business grows in fame across campus, community

After being baptized to get a Lego set, Kaitlyn Leu rekindled her relationship with God and started a podcast dedicated to it: “Big Talks Tiny Host”

In the kitchen: Bake this summer strawberry shortcake

Dutch Bros is coming to Whitney Ranch Parkway: Who’s excited?

Junior Prom occurs at The Grounds in Roseville for the first time, April 20

Clubs set up for Multicultural Week

Student CEO Ange Nguyen explains how she operates her business, Nails by Ange

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