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Michaela Sanderson

Michaela Sanderson, Reporter

Michaela Sanderson is a senior, and is the Head Photographer of the journalism staff. This years is her second year as a journalist. She aspires to be a successful photojournalist for a magazine or newspaper in the future. In her free time, she enjoys riding her horse and doing other adventurous things in the great outdoors.

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Freshman Delaney Mitchell takes the save in her rookie appearance as pitcher.

Lady Caimans take on the heat

Michaela Sanderson, Reporter
May 4, 2015
Childhood Fantasies

Childhood Fantasies

Michaela Sanderson, Reporter
February 23, 2015
15 Things You Didn't Know About Valentines Day

15 Things You Didn’t Know About Valentines Day

Michaela Sanderson, Reporter
February 13, 2015
“I am wearing Louis Vuitton— just kidding.” Castillero said, “I am [ actually] wearing white platform converse that I got at Platos Closet for $30, black socks, these jeans that are not my favorite — we have a love-hate relationship because they get dirty really easily but they fit me nice, this grey, thin, long sleeve shirt that I got at H&M, this light blue looking thing that I got at Nordstrom Rack, and, of course, my creepy, children eyes collar clasp that I got for $10. And my smile that is priceless.”

[Photo] Fashion by Noah Castillero

Ama Bonsu, Reporter
February 10, 2015
The CAHS dance team performs at pep rallies, sporting events, competitions in Los Angeles, as well as many other events. "We like to try and get the school as spirited as possible," said Sarah Smudz.

[Photo] Dancing, dedication, and devotion

Jamie Brown, Reporter
November 17, 2014
Fans cheer for the varsity football team.

Last minute victory at the pink out game

Michaela Sanderson, Reporter
October 30, 2014
Hundreds of teenagers raise their hands in the air and dance to the latest pop songs. With the goal of preventing inappropriate dancing, a new wristband rule was enforced this year. "I like the wristband idea," said senior Sabrina Woosley.

A night in Manhattan

Michaela Sanderson, Reporter
October 21, 2014
Sophomore Audrey Vernier performs an original song at the Open Mic at Kettle Coffe & Tea in Escondido. Many students came that day to hang out and listen to songs and poetry.

The sound of Kettle

Michaela Sanderson, Reporter
October 1, 2014
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