Winter Guard shows off limitless talent

On April 20, support came in every form for the Senior Send-off night. In a piece put forth by Alex Bolender, “The End” was full of mixed emotions, for those involved do not want the roller coaster of the production to end.

Lily Teran, Editorial Editor|April 27, 2023

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The team poses at the end of the routine, led by Jenna Foreman (left), the senior captain of the team.

Giddy up!

Evans brings victory to freshman football

Freshman football player, freshman Ben Evans, showed a stellar performance at the game against Valley Center on Sept. 7. By making key interceptions, ...

“Hopefully in Sacramento with a beautiful little townhouse, working in the state government to develop sustainable transit policy.” – Mickey Pock

Where do seniors see themselves in ten years

“I wanted to be a cancer scientist, and now I’d like to be a fashion stylist.” – Lily Johnson

What did you want to be as a child and what do you want to be now?

“In the initial excitement of high school it is easy to get swept up in the fervor and join a ton of clubs and activities, but don't forget that quality is more important than quantity. Don't overload yourself and risk burnout. Prioritize joining the clubs and activities that mean the most to you while also keeping your schedule manageable.” - Avalon Kate Nash

Seniors give advice to their freshmen selves

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Upcoming trade days in May

On April 24, Poway High hosted Denise McAndrews, a certified nursing assistant (CNA) instructor from Poway Adult School. At lunch, she informed studen...

In the air! Senior Paige McFadden leaps into the pool ahead of the race.

All on deck

Senior Grace Barrow has the time of her life while her friends hype her up.

Welcome to a night in Wonderland

Schedule changes for the new year

For 20 minutes twice a week, Titans spend their time in a homeroom that at times shows Titan TV and presentations, but in most cases ends up with stud...

Dan Barnett: Began Teaching in 1994 and has been teaching for 30 years.

Favorite memory teaching?
“I graduated from Poway high school in 1984, so it’s just 40 years later exactly. It’s bittersweet because I feel like I am graduating again.”

How have you grown through your teaching experience?
“I think now I see the more human side of things, as a new teacher, it was just teaching subjects and ideas and trying to make a student smarter, but it’s more about the personality and working with the person. I think I’ve grown more to the human side where I want to help develop good people and I think that's the part I’ll miss the most.”

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Winter Guard shows off limitless talent

Giddy up!

Evans brings victory to freshman football

Where do seniors see themselves in ten years

What did you want to be as a child and what do you want to be now?

Seniors give advice to their freshmen selves

Upcoming trade days in May

All on deck

Welcome to a night in Wonderland

Schedule changes for the new year

Retiring staff reminisce on careers

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