Golfing for Gold: Tiffany Pak Finishes 74th in SoCal Regional Championships
Eliana Bornhauser, Staff Writer
December 11, 2019
Tiffany Pak, senior at Cam High, finished 74th in the Southern California Golf Association's Regional Championship. In her high school career, Pak earned the title of Coastal Canyon League champion for two years; participated in the Stars All-County team for three years; and, in 2018, Pak tied f...
Drama Tries a New Case In 12 Angry Jurors
Kayla Merrow, Staff Writer
December 9, 2019
Cam High's theater program opened its first production for the 2019-2020 school year, The 12 Angry Jurors, on Thursday, Dec. 12. The play was adapted and revised from 12 Angry Men, written by Reginald Rose, to support a gender-neutral cast on a high school stage. Since Rose's play was adapted from ...
Scorps Spotlight 33: Jaime Gonzalez
Donny Robbins, Staff Writer
December 9, 2019
Jaime Gonzalez, senior at Cam High, participates in Cross Country and recently qualified for CIF prelims as an individual after finishing sixth in the boys league finals race. Gonzalez's Cross Country season showed good results overall; however, he ran into some issues during the CIF prelims race....
Screen Time In The Mean Time
liberty klingebiel, Staff Writer
December 5, 2019
Cam High parent Dr. Tracy Bennett recently published "Screen Time In the Mean Time," a parenting book on how to use technology in today's society. Bennett has been a private psychologist for over 25 years for kids, teens, and adults. She has appeared on television and radio segments to warn the public...
Rallying the Team: Girls Tennis Wins 15 Consecutive Games
Eliana Bornhauser, Staff Writer
December 3, 2019
Cam High’s Girls Varsity Tennis team won 15 consecutive league games and finished undefeated in the league. Tennis players must mentally prepare before each match. “Matches become more competitive as you get older, and there's more pressure during each match,” said Molly Honnef, senior and vars...
Shedding Light on History: Trial of the Sun King
Ella Menin, Staff Writer
November 21, 2019
The AP European History class at Cam High recently partook in a three-day mock trial, in which students debated the innocence of the 'Sun King:' France's King Louis XIV. The trial took place from Friday, Nov. 8 to Wednesday, Nov. 13. The students were assigned to one of three roles: attorneys (prosecution...
The Class of 2020’s Funds for Fun
Liberty Klingebiel, Staff Writer
November 20, 2019
The senior class of 2020 is hosting fundraisers throughout the year in order to raise money for all senior activities, including, but not limited to, prom and graduation. Some fundraisers have already taken place, such as a silent auction, which the senior class cabinet says is the most effective....
Cam High’s Marching Season Comes to a Close
Dillon Farwell, Staff Writer
November 13, 2019
Cam High's marching band started their competition season on Aug. 12, winning first place in various competitions within the first few months. On Oct. 12, the band competed in the Palmdale area against other high school bands, ranking first in their division and second overall. Their score improved by two-...
Tipping COWS – The State of Cam High’s Computers on Wheels
Garrett Nagode, Staff Writer
November 6, 2019
Computers on Wheels or COWs are used throughout Cam High's campus as a way to connect students to technology in a classroom setting. Ms. Heidi Resnik, Teacher-Librarian, is in charge of the COWs, from scheduling to transporting the computers on wheels. Resnik has had some minor problems with the...
Celebrating Dia De Los Muertos at Cam High
JC Del Rosario, Staff Writer
October 30, 2019
Cam High will be celebrating Dia De Los Muertos (or the Day of the Dead), a historical Mexican holiday on Nov. 1 with food, alters and other activities. Dia De Los Muertos is a historical holiday that is a part of Mexican Heritage. This holiday has been celebrated for almost 2,500 to 3,000 years, dati...
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month at Cam High
Marcus Fontanilla, Staff Writer
October 18, 2019
Hispanic Heritage Month -- which is a month dedicated to celebrating the contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans in regards to culture, history, and heritage -- began on Sept. 15 and ended on Oct. 15. Cam High hosted various events to celebrate the occasion. On Oct. 14, and 15, the library...
BATA’s New Business: Here’s the T(ea)-Shirts
Ella Menin, Staff Writer
October 18, 2019
The Business and Technology Academy (BATA) at Cam High, recently kick-started a student-run business that designs and creates t-shirts, sweatshirts, hats, and other merchandise for clubs and organizations. Mr. John Foster, BATA teacher at Cam High, believes the program is beneficial for his students...
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JC Del Rosario, Staff Writer
Cam High is expecting new renovations in the front office that includes new security features and systems, and will be funded by Measure A, during the 2019 Winter...
Garrett Nagode, Staff Writer
Camarillo farmers have transitioned from growing lemons to industrial hemp after the 2018 Farm Bill and Propositions 215 and 64 were passed by the state legislature,...
Donny Robbins, Staff Writer
The 2020 election race will begin soon with the Democratic primaries starting Feb. 3, and the winner will be in the running with current President Donald Trump on...