The Wolfpacket

A Q&A with the Seniors attending UCLA

June 5, 2020

The following interviews were conducted by the Wolfpacket in a Q&A fashion for Seniors attending UCLA. Q&A with Stephen Nazareth Why did you decide to attend UCLA? I applied...

Mae Key-Ketter Crosses Over To The University Of Redlands

Hana Hashioka, Reporter • June 5, 2020

Big plans are in Mae Key-Ketter’s future. She will be running cross-country at the University of Redlands and plans on majoring in Political Science with a focus on international relations and pre-law....

Katlin Entrup’s dreams will come true at the University of San Diego

Meghan Mason, Reporter • June 5, 2020

Ever since Katlin Entrup was a little girl she dreamed of playing college softball, and this fall her dreams will become a reality when she begins her college career at the University of San Diego...

Mr. Cooper’s em“ocean”al departure to Santa Cruz

Charles Jiang, Assistant News Editor • June 5, 2020

After 13 years of teaching at CHS, math and computer science teacher Brian Cooper will be leaving CHS and embarking on a new journey to Santa Cruz. For many, Cooper’s departure is a tough one, as his...

Queen Danny D departs CHS for medical school and dance career

Claire Judson, Assistant News Editor • June 5, 2020

A little over a year ago, the Wolfpacket sat down with then junior Danielle D’Arcangelo, better known as “Queen Danny D,” to discuss her experience as a Wolf Gang captain, full IB diploma candidate,...

Jacob Lopez Shoots For The Stars At Occidental

Kathryn Enriquez, Reporter • June 5, 2020

Passion. Drive. Commitment. These aspects are needed from every athlete to succeed and prosper in any sport. For senior Jacob Lopez, showing these aspects in basketball is a walk in the court. After playing...

Speech and Debate Public Forum Captain Heads To Brown University

Charles Jiang, Assistant News Editor • June 5, 2020

For many, attending an Ivy League university is only a far off dream. However for CHS senior, Chaerim Kang, this dream was well within her reach and has become her new reality. Starting fall of 2020, Kang...

Eileen Linchangco stays local attending Scripps

Sequoia Clark, Co-Features Editor • June 5, 2020

Choosing the correct college for one’s self can be difficult, and many students search the nation to determine which one will allow them to best thrive. For Eileen Linchangco, the place that best represented...

Ziena Smadi embarks on new journey with UCI

Charles Jiang, Assistant News Editor • June 5, 2020

As seniors embark on their journey to college, they take a minute to look back on the experiences that they’ve had during their time in high school. For CHS senior, Ziena Smadi, her high school experience...

Aysha Gsibat stays in Claremont attending Pomona College

Rowan Orlijan-Rhyne, Assistant Sports Editor • June 5, 2020

Bubbly and outgoing, Aysha Gsibat still finds time to study hard and shine in the classroom while participating in a host of different clubs and extracurriculars. Her recent commitment to Pomona College...

A Farewell Poem from the Former EICs of the Wolfpacket

Katie Jung, Jaden Clark, and Eden Yu • June 5, 2020

Though we’ve gone through a lot There’s much more to be treasured The class of 2020 goes on, Not divided, but together 2020, the most coveted graduation year It started out rough, with threats...

Jade Sleiman, the youngest of the class of 2020, heads to CSUN

Kathryn Enriquez, Reporter • June 5, 2020

Always on the run to her next activity, class, or extracurricular, there was never a dull moment during Jade Sleiman’s time at CHS. By day she was juggling classes, extracurriculars, and tutoring, while...