Winter Drumline, Pit Orchestra and Jazz Combo and Jazz Guitar Ensemble. They also offer courses in Guitar, American Popular Music and AP Music Theory. Publications The school is also active in journalism with one school-wide publication: The Augustinian. The Augustinian, published 6 times per year, is the school newspaper. The Augustinian is spearheaded by Alejandro Eros, the editor-in-chief. Other editors include Liam Brucker-Casey, Abraham Franco-Hernandez, Nicolas Correa, and Angel Perez. They are guided by Mr. Vladimir Bachynsky, their moderator and religion teacher. Club and Special Groups Like any high school, Saints has a wide variety of student clubs and associations. St. Augustine H.S. has or has had such clubs as: California Scholarship Federation (CSF) National Honor Society (NHS) Key Club International Academic League Loyal Sons of St. Augustine Society of Saints Scholars Academic Decathlon Team Mock Trial Club Saints Committee for Political Awareness Spanish Club French Club Latin Club Drama Club The Brotherhood (Videos and Promotions) Paintball Club Rotary Interact Club Rugby Club The Pit (Fans of Saints Sports) IRC Club Robotics club Film Club Young Conservatives Club PC E-Sports Club The Bench Club Pop Culture Club Rivalries St. Augustine is one of four Catholic high schools in the San Diego area, leading to a natural state of heightened competition between the St. Augustine and the other Catholic schools in the region: the former University of San Diego High School, now known as Cathedral Catholic High School, and the former Marian Catholic High School, now known as Mater Dei Catholic High School. (The fourth, the Academy of Our Lady of Peace, is an all-girls school and has long been considered as a sister school to Saints). The rivalry that is most prevalent is between Saints and USDHS / Cathedral, which has spanned many years. Since the early 1970s, a yearly 'Charity Bowl' (now called the 'Holy Bowl'), first hosted at Jack Murphy Stadium (Qualcomm Stadium) by Bob Hope, occasionally at Balboa Stadium, and now at Southwestern College Stadium, has been the highlight of the rivalry. The two schools' football teams have in fact met in every season since the foundation of University High, except for 2007, when the game was cancelled as part of a county-wide cancellation of all high school sports during the October wildfires and was not rescheduled. Notable alumni Politics Roger Hedgecock - Former Mayor of San Diego and current conservative talk radio host Ralph Inzunza -