Azalea Segura-Mora has made some of her best memories at CHS from her strong work ethic and her passion for classical music. Throughout the years she has made her time at CHS well spent from winning Battle...

After three fruitful years, CHS English and Journalism teacher Cleo de la Torre, more commonly referred to by the student body as Ms Tobbi, is leaving CHS in order to explore the next great unknown: the...

Jaden Clark’s friends often joke with him about his monotone voice and his meticulously selected register in conversation. They joke about his “circuit board overheating” on a hot day, joke about...

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...

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....

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,...

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...

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...

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...