Amelia Schwabe

Students, parents, teachers and siblings piled into the cafeteria for the 12th annual Souper Bowl on  April 28, held later in the year than usual, but nevertheless, a huge success. By the end of the night, all of the bowls made by the ceramics students were sold out.

Global Health Club recently organized a medical career panel featuring five doctors who spoke about their experiences getting into medical school and working in the field. 

The Ultimate Frisbee club has been competitive at SHS for three years now, and though it is not very well known, it has been growing steadily under current co-presidents seniors Edwin Chen and Stephen Peng. The team is co-ed, consisting of 20 members from all grades.

Freshman Austin Shi, the only male on the winter guard team, auditioned in late December and January for the Santa Clara Vanguard Cadets and the Concord Blue Devils, two of the top guard teams in the world.

We promised ourselves that, as an early New Year’s resolution, we would go (however long) without consuming more than one cookie-sized sweet per day. 

Color Guard — the “sport” in which one spins pretty flags around and tosses guns in the air, coordinated to reflect the music playing from the enormous band, all while maintaining an even step size. On the surface, you would think this is a form of art and certainly a performance.

The American Sign Language (ASL) club, founded this year by Deva,  aims to teach students ASL and increase awareness about the deaf culture.  

Founded as a personal account on Facebook by a student who prefers to remain anonymous, Saratoga Compliments launched last April. 

Club Day took place on Sept. 26 this year and was organized by senior clubs commissioner Sherrilyn Ling.

After five years as Color Guard instructor, Tony Crapo has stepped down, and the group is now instructed by Joey Kidd.