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8 <<Sports Friday, Dec. 13, 2013 Founded 1917--Our 97th year of continuous publication <<sports Friday, Dec. 13, 2013 thePepperwww.pepperbough.comBough 8 Football season ends with first round CIF loss to Rancho Verde Vol. 97, No. 2 Colton High School, Colton, California 92324 Friday, Dec. 13, 2013 Mock Trial brings Yellowjacket Pride to courtrooms near and far by Brandon Day-Brunelle Mock Trial is a club represesnted in high schools all across America. The main purpose of these groups is to teach the students about the law and give them experi- ence in “real life” courtroom procedures, and to even teach something to the students that law school doesn’t--as well as to open up opportunities for jobs in the legal profes- sion in the future. If law enforcement or being a lawyer is your passion and dream, then sign up for Mock Trial. Colton High School’s Mock Trial group repre- sents San Bernardino County and is led by English teacher Lucy Leyva, who has been club adviser for two years. The student leader is sophomore Wendy Santamaria. Leyva noted that “the students seem to enjoy the class, and usually get full participation.” Santamaria added, “Even when some students are dropped out due to low GPA, we still receive their input on various endeavors.” Mock Trials are judged by a series of attorneys photo courtesy of Coach Chris Mailo and judges and Colton’s group has had many victories against other schools in the local districts. The most re- cent trip was early last week when Levya led to group on Touchdown after touchdown, the boys in Crimson and Gold were not able to stop Rancho. by Mike Wexler a field trip to the Victorville courts, where the results of After the halftime break, as in the first half, the Mustangs offense kept heating the match are still unknown. In the match the teams at- The Colton Yellowjackets had one goal in mind this year and that was to cap- up once again for the rest of the last two quarters, ending the game, and Colton’s season. tempted to exonerate a man charged with possession of ture the CIF title; however, they could not achieve it. The year was a long one, filled It was a disappointing end to a season filled with emotions, but the team exited the field drugs and murder. The Colton team was able to clear the with ups and downs, triumphs and defeats, amazing plays and devastating injuries, par- with their heads held high with Colton pride. murder charges, but sadly the man was stuck with the drug ORDER IN THE COURT- Mock Trial members pose in front of adviser Lucy Leyva’s classroom as they get ready for another ticulary to lineman Chandler Gustason and linebacker Jordan Huesca. In the end, the possession count. Despite this, their victories strongly out- field trip. Left to right, back row: Moorisha Bey-Taylor (Attorney coach and CHS grad), Christian Herrera, Juan Lamas, Carlos Jackets exited in the first round of the playoffs to Rancho Verde, the team they beat for weigh their defeats, and this team is indeed a force to be Batista, Viryouth Bann, and (partially hidden) Jesse Juarez. Front row, left to right: Savannah Jedrysek, Josalyn Joseph, Wendy the CIF title three years ago, perhaps giving a small measure of revenge to the Mustangs. reckoned with. Santamaria, Sherry Gallegos, Alyssa Vega, Victor Davila Ramirez, and Adviser Lucy Leyva. (photo courtesy of Lucy Leyva) The last two games of the season contained just the kinds of highs and lows the Jackets experienced all year. After starting the season 4-4, and coming off two big road wins at Bloomington and Grand Terrace, the squad lost to the Kaiser Cats, 14-0. The Jackets then Zombies take over the music finished the year with a sweet win against the Fontana Steelers, 28-24, in a close game at Fontana High School, guaranteeing them a trip to the playoffs. The first half of the Steeler building as Pepper Bough and game was all Fontana offense. Fontana scored with three touchdowns, stealing the football Acting students team up to scare from the Jackets. However, the momentum changed when Colton scored a rushing TD. After the touchdown, Fontana came back with a touchdown of their own, ending the half. campus during Halloween week After the halftime break, Colton quarterback Alex Taledo, showing his tremen- dous range and throwing ability, tossed two 35-yard passes to wide receiver Isaiah Cisne- by Maria Chavira ros for touchdowns. While the Colton crowd was going crazy over the Jackets’ comeback, During the last week of October, the Pepper Bough decided the Fontana crowd was silent in agony, as the game ended. Coach Mailo commented to put on a Halloween Haunt of its very own as a fundraiser for the pa- after the game saying, “I am glad we made the CIF playoffs, this was a great win for us.” per. David Rainey, Pepper Bough adviser, was in charge of the entire But the game after, unfortunately, Yellowjackets suffered a huge loss, 52-3, event. Jeremy Valadez, Editor-in-Chief, was the driving creative force against Rancho Verde’s Mustangs in the first round of the CIF Playoffs in Moreno Val- behind the attraction. Another main role was filled by senior Shelby ley, crushing their championship dreams. Coach Mailo commented, “We did not win photo courtesy of Coach Chris Mailo Horton, who was in charge of all the actors, recruited from Janis Al- and get the opportunity to move ahead but at least we had a good season this year.” drich’s acting classes. Horton had to supervise, direct and coach all The first quarter in the CIF game provided some Yellowjacket offense with a field BRINGING THE YELLOWJACKET PRIDE-As the CIF first round playoff festivities begin, the terrifying zombies. With the help of many other students, the week goal but unfortunately, it was the only score that Colton would make. The second quarter the Colton cheer squad hoists the Colton Crimson Pride banner high. But it was not to be the Jack- ets’ night as they fell to the Mustangs, ending their season. turned out to be a success. By using fake blood, fake teeth, makeup was then turned into a scoring frenzy as Rancho Verde’s offense was completely rolling. effects, strobe lights, creepy music and really good actors, some pay- ing “victims” were terrified and close to taking a whizz in their pants. “Word is around Colton High, that it was truly frightening and a HUGE success,” said Rainey. “We made over $300 for our fundraiser.” “I honestly didn’t think it would be that terrifying, they should definitely do another Haunt next year!” said a terrified attendee. “Three big guys and when I mean big, I mean BIG guys ran out screaming in pure terror! That’s how I know the zombie house was such a success!” said Horton. ZOMBIES ON PARADE-Members of the Undead Squad that greeted guests at the Pepper Bough Haunted House attraction during Thanksgiving week: (Back row, left to right): Tyler Thompson, Eric Fleury, Andrew Fleury, and (hidden) Ryan Ross. (Middle row, left to right:) Amanda Peterman, Delia Mejia, Adriana Ramirez, Denise Ayala, Celia Worster, Jessica Mejia, and Adrian Perez. (Kneeling, front:) Jacob Keelin and Alyssa Oliveras. (photo: Dave Rainey) BLOODY MESS-Zombie Adriana Ramirez played one of the screaming, writhing zombies. Her makeup took over an hour to put on each night. (photo: Dave Rainey) Zombies!! photo courtesy of Coach Chris Mailo 2 campus life> Friday, Dec. 13, 2013 Friday, Dec. 13, 2013 <<opinion 3 CHS cares: students donate boxes and boxes of food, buckets of change for the holiday needy to progress you need your teammates. Even in races they help you push on even when A good friend, gone too soon you have nothing left in you. It’s not the same when the person you run with by Ivy Levan isn’t by your side anymore. The jokes, laughs, and good by Adrian Rojas The most wonderful time of the year is times they had together are left with them forever. The here! With Thanksgiving just past and Christmas team was shocked to hear their friend had died. right around the corner, there are many families in It seems that Colton High has lost another friend. His name was William Even the runners on the team say William was need in our city. That’s where Colton High comes in. J. Bond, a senior at CHS. To many people here, he was one of our dearest friends. completely normal the days before it happened. Students and staff all over campus are teaming up On Thursday night, October 4th, William took his own life. His death They are left wondering why their brother did it. to give local families in need a better holiday season. ASB shocked the whole school and city. Everyone was left wondering why Wil- No one knows what William was go- adviser Gloria Ramirez, along with ASB, came up with a liam did it, and still no one knows why he made this decision. On the night it ing through, but he made his choice and there clever strategy to raise money rapidly. They decided to stage happened, William posted up on the social network, Tumblr: “thank you ev- is nothing we can do about that. We all wish we a “change drive.” Each third period received a challenge to eryone :)”. At the time many friends didn’t know what it meant, but lat- could have done something to prevent this, but raise as much pocket change as possible; English teacher Ja- er that night, they would all know its meaning.
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