Montana Poe is a prime example of overcoming hardships and achieving success. Montana is known to be a bright, friendly, and outgoing girl with many academic and athletic...

Kaylie Nguyen, Cyprian Way, and Jacob Lopez are the 2025 top scholars! All of these students have put in a tremendous amount of effort and perseverance throughout their past...

To Ava Soto, music isn’t just a hobby, it’s a lifelong passion that has shaped her high school experience and will continue to define her future. A senior at Sahuaro High...

Mason King shared his experiences and some insights into his life including, his educational path, and his journey of personal growth throughout high school. Despite being...

For senior superlative winner of Best Ride, Isabelle Osorio, working on cars has become second nature. She has been involved in the automotive world since before she...

Sahuaro High School's Class of 2025 has spoken, and the results are in: Tatum Dianne Debell-Crawford and Paul Valenzuela have been crowned the "Funniest" senior superlative...

Art can be a deeply personal journey, a way to transform inspiration into physical creations. For one Sahuaro senior, Devin Marks - the Best Artist senior superlative winner,...

Meet Daisha Francis, a bright and dynamic senior wrapping up her final year at Sahuaro High School. Known for her love of music, makeup, video games, and signature sense of...

Sahuaro's Track team's last Wednesday meet was hosted at Sahuaro and was the senior night. In the middle of the meet, there was a ceremony full of tears and laughs for the seniors who had graduated. Each was given recognition and cheers for their accomplishments during their time on the team. Zariyah Whitlock has run track for Sahuaro for three years. She runs in the 100, 200, and is on the 4x1...

If you know anything about Sahuaro's Girls' Tennis team, you would know it's packed with seniors, taking up roughly 85% of the team's roster. The eleven seniors on the main roster don't even account for their amazing manager, who runs the team and their socials. On April 17th, 2025, our amazing girls went up against Canyon Del Oro at home for not only their last game of the season but to celebrate...

Starting off strong with Kaydence Cox, #6! Kaydence has played softball for the past 10 years and doesn't plan on stopping anytime soon. Although she isn't sure what she wants to do after graduation, she knows she wants to coach a team. Throughout softball, she's had so many memorable moments, it was hard to choose, but eventually Kaydence shared, "I have so many fond memories while being on the...

As we enter the last few weeks of school, students may be thinking of a fun and harmless senior prank to play on teachers and staff. While it's okay to have fun, it's important to make sure any prank is respectful, safe, and leaves everyone with a good laugh. Some of the most popular pranks include the classic balloon invasion, which is a prank where students fill the hallways, the principal's office,...

Sophomore Aniya Seaton chose to write about the plague that is the internet because she's, "always pestered by my mom, and sometimes myself, about getting off my phone to go be active or do something productive." After she graduates, she wants to take her passions - art, creative writing, and doing her makeup and hair - to Atlanta, Georgia, to pursue modeling, attend college for psychology, or go to...

Dear Fortune 500 executives, I am a citizen of the United States of America, although I don’t believe that means anything special; so, I address you more as citizen of the world. I must say that I am impressed by your ability to amass such large quantities of wealth under yourselves, like a dragon in an old fantasy tale. I also must say that it is not an easy skill to ignore the...