The Flash
Rocklin High School
Rocklin, CA
Issue Date: 6/03/2008
Issue: Volume 14, Issue 37
Last Update: 6/05/2008
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Yearbook recieves good reviews


By Melissa Toppings

As another school year comes to an end that can only mean one thing for students to talk about, yearbooks. There is always a ton of buzz right before yearbooks are passed out and this year was no different than any other, but now that the yearbooks are al...
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Cell phone law


By Amber Diller

On July 1, 2008 the new cell phone law will officially be in affect. All drivers are prohibited from using anything other than a hands-free device or Bluetooth.
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Stress hits in the last week of school


By Christian Soares

The end of the year is nearing. It’s not like we all didn’t know that to be true. Although it is evident that there is only one more week left, not everyone knows about the stresses of the last week. When I mean not everyone, I am talking about the senior...
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Senior sunset Q&A
Kelley Kinsella hosts senior sunset party



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Juniors stay up for the sunrise


By Julie Griesmer

Oh, the things we do for Rocklin High. This past Thursday night the junior class of Rocklin High took part in a tradition known as Senior Sunrise. In order to ceremoniously take their place at the top of the totem pole, the up-and-coming senior
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Ninja Warrior holds annual tournament in Japan


By Jimmy Gibbs

Ninja Warrior recently held its historic 20th Sasuke tournament in Mount Midoriyama, Japan. Since it is aired in Japan, the majority of the people who compete are from Japan, and the entire show is in Japanese. Ninja Warrior is named ‘The World’s Toughe...
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Pulling an all nighter for the sake of tradition


By Caitlin Reilly

As the count down for summer began, good-bye’s were in place to the past and an awaited journey became the new “hello.”
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Students scramble for the grade


By Julie Griesmer

With the school year rapidly coming to a close, many students are scrambling to achieve the grades they need to make their parents proud and get the GPA to get accepted to the college of their dreams.
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Q&A with food fight witness


By Julie Griesmer

For the first time in RHS history, a classic food fight ensued during lunch yesterday. A talk with a first hand witness Justine Sandoval revealed the truth of the matter.
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Library lines stretch out the door


By Megan Taaffe

The library, which is usually one of the most peaceful places on campus, becomes hectic and chaotic this time of year. Lines stretch to the doorway of students waiting to turn books in.
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