Navy blue and gold are the school colors. The Raider is the schools mascot, which signifies the specially trained JROTC unit and its dedication to mission accomplishment. The Raider also suggests oneness in purpose and it requires a joint effort for effectiveness. The Morion helm symbolizes the ever present Spanish influence in the culture and presence of military strength. The laurel wreath indicates success and achievement in academics.

A Gold color metal and epoxied shield shaped device, 1 1/4 inches (3.18 cm) in width, blazoned as follows: Quarterly Azure (Dark Blue) and Or, in the first quarter a Morion helm of the second; in the second quarter a Lamp of Knowledge of the first; in the third quarter a stylized saddle of the first; and in the fourth quarter two avocados of the second, on the second avocado a seed Brn. Attached above the shield a Dark Blue scroll inscribed SONORA RAIDERS in Gold. Attached to each side and at the base of the shield, a triparted Gold scroll with the Latin inscription SERVITIUM, LEGENDI COMMUNITAS which translates to SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY in Dark Blue

Navy blue and gold are the school colors. The Morion helmet symbolizes the ever present Spanish influence in the culture and presence of military strength. The Lamp of Knowledge symbolizes brilliance in academics and the importance of education; the horse saddle illustrates the rich history of the ranchos days when vast herds of horses and cattle grazed on the hills and valleys of Rancho Canada de La Habra, which referred to pass through the hills, a natural pass to the north first discovered by the Spanish explorers in 1769. Today it is known as La Habra, California, where Sonora High School resides. The avocado is the city tree of La Habra and denotes the longevity of dedication to the Army Values. The Latin words Servitium Legendi Communitas translates to Service to the Community, as Sonora High School JROTC cadets are dedicated to serve our community.