Disneyland-inspired Homecoming week led to #HappiestHC2015

Sarah Martinez, Editor-in-Chief|October 14, 2015

A Disneyland-themed Homecoming week took place Oct. 5-9 with dress-up days, lunch time activities and night rally.

by SARAH MARTINEZ

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Anthony Davis (left) and Luka Dončić (right). Illustration by Matvey Yazkov. Photos by Mark Rebilas and Jerome Miron, used with permission

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During rehearsal, Jami Redding reads through her script for the spring musical with Brooke Dettner and Audrey Loschiavo. Photo by Leila Alexander.

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In the front office, Mrs. Jessica Alcala answers a phone call from a parent Feb. 5. After working as a discipline technician, Alcala replaced Mrs. Carmen Colhour as clerk after Colhour started as the new principal’s secretary. Photo by Desiree Montejano.

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Disneyland-inspired Homecoming week led to #HappiestHC2015

Are these Flavors worth the Hype? My review of Taste, Calories, and Cost.

The Shocking Luka-AD trade

Cast prepares for “Mamma Mia!” spring musical

We went to some of the best and worst-rated restaurants in Rocklin to see if our opinions matched customer reviews

Audrey Ansley shares her grandmother’s Gumbo recipe

Cast prepares for “Mamma Mia!” spring musical

Sayri Sanabria’s newly launched business showcases passion for videography

Resignations of registrar, principal’s secretary, retirement cause changes in office

Dance, wrestling programs learn to coexist in shared space

AP Language Arts students present projects for the Truth Gallery

Whitney Update