Eye of the Lobo

It’s really important that people don’t limit themselves

Ashanty Morales, Staff • September 26, 2023

This year Bryce Highsmith-Reyes was interviewed in August 2023 and is the French teacher here at La Joya. Mr. Highsmith-Reyes has been teaching at La Joya for 5 years and has really enjoyed teaching French...

The man with many jobs.

Angel Gamboa, editer • September 26, 2023

August 25th was the day Mr. Mulherin got interviewed. The interview was based off of three topics. What inspired him and what he did in the army Mr. Mulherin stated " My whole army was in the army my grandpa...

Concrete Subject

Estephanie Luque Inzunza, Editor/Intern • September 26, 2023

Ms. Ewan is a junior Algebra 2 teacher. She found her love for teaching from her mom who taught for 39 years before retiring. Ms.Ewan loves to learn and loves to help others learn. "I love learning...

One of the few

Pedro Zazueta, Staff • September 25, 2023

Mr. Humble is a Biology teacher at La Joya Community High School. This is his first year here at La Joya but has over 10 years of experience. His passion for science makes his classes fun and entertaining....

Oxford to counseling: Paula’s journey

Emily Itati Vazquez, Editor/ Intern • September 25, 2023

We often forget who plays a big role in our academic journey in the hustle and bustle of high school. It's the high school counselors who are the guiding lights that help students find success. The counselors...

More than a school

Genesis Perez Cabrera, Staff • September 25, 2023

Miss. Ramlawi originally from Michigan born in Detroit and grew up in the suburbs just outside of Detroit. Essentially, living in Arizona for about 20 years, which means she had traveled here...

Hardwork pays off

Laylana Vazquez, Editor/Intern • September 25, 2023

Beverly is a strong and hard working induvial from running cross country and track but also becoming a semi-pro soccer player. He is a well-loved teacher working with our special ed students. Well Beverly...

Enough with the theatrics

Xavier Cervantes, Staff • September 25, 2023

Ms. Ludlow is the La Joya Community High school theater director and teacher, she also is in charge of the La Joya drama club. During her early years at La Joya she started her program with very few...

It’s not supposed to be easy.

Fernanda, Editor/Intern • September 22, 2023

Coach Beene, he is the football coach at La Joya Community High School. This year will be his second season here at La Joya. One of Coach Beene's sayings is "life is not all about football, but...

A Crescendo of Change

Sebastian Valdivia, Editor - Intern • September 8, 2023

With the new school year starting for La Joya Community High School, comes with new students and classes. For choir this year, they will be getting a new instructor to help them sing out loud to hundreds...

Varsity and Jv Softball Team Sliders

Laylana Vazquez, Staff • March 31, 2022

Bating to a home run isn't easy but something that is easy is trying as a team. Softball takes 9 people on a field hitting, stealing, and sliding to be able to bring a teammate home. Being a student-athlete...

A March Horror Movie!

Elijah Zapien, Staff • March 31, 2022

Horror movies have been a great and big part of the world for a very long time. Horror brings culture, people and families together. but some more specific movies bring more than a culture together, perhaps...