Sean Castro – The Wolfpacket

Sean Castro, Reporter, Cartoonist

Sean Castro is a sophomore attending Claremont High School. This is his first year of Wolfpacket and he’s very excited to start off a new “journalistic” year. Castro is working as a reporter; but also looking forward to drawing cartoons for the school paper. In his free time, Castro likes to watch movies, read comics, write stories, and make music. After high school he wishes to move out to Los Angeles to study film and music. His life goal is to win an Oscar. And to have a family and a happy life; but an Oscar’s the big one.

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Review: Ready Player One

Sean Castro, Reporter
May 11, 2018

There is almost an infinite amount of movies that have come from books, like “Harry Potter” or “Lord of the Rings.” “Ready Player One” was...

Inside Your Favorite Sports Brand: Nike

Luke Kendall, Reporter
May 11, 2018

Nike is one of the most iconic and recognizable brands in the world. The brand is well known and even famous for making athletic wear and sports equipment....

Inside Your Favorite Sports Brands: Puma

Luke Kendall, Reporter
May 10, 2018

Puma is a German multinational sports accessory company founded in 1948 by two brothers Adolf and Rudolf Dassler. At first the brothers started a company...

Senior Gabriela Leon Makes the Beat

Luke Kendall, Reporter
March 27, 2018

Although there are many students that enjoy listening to music, there are only a few that are passionate enough to further their interest...

Cons of Coed Sports Teams

Luke Kendall
March 21, 2018

There has been a recent uprising of coed sports teams, but there is much controversy surrounding the topic. Many agree that coed sports teams may be a...

Behind the Curtain of Dog Shows

Sean Castro
March 21, 2018

Dogs! For the longest time, dogs have always been man’s best friend. Typically, dogs can be very energetic and athletic, sometimes a little too much....

Art Expert: Sean Castro

Sean Castro, Reporter
February 28, 2018

Art can take many forms. And many people interpret these forms in different ways. We have artists who draw, paint, and even weld (art using metal)! The...

D.A.R.E. Program’s Defunding

Sean Castro, Reporter
February 28, 2018

The U.S. is among one of the biggest countries to suffer from drug addictions. However, 2017 was a year where drug use had been at an all-time low. According...

BEST MUSIC

Sean Castro, Reporter
February 5, 2018

Political and social crises aside, 2017 was memorably marked by musical achievement. Music is considered one of this generation’s most important attributes,...

BEST INNOVATIONS

Luke Kendall, Reporter
February 5, 2018

Over the past decade, technology has evolved to levels beyond imagination. Think of all the crazy technological advancements that have improved just in...

Parents Take Precautions

Luke Kendall, Reporter
January 12, 2018

Concussions have been a significant problem over the past decade, but recently, the issue has become more controversial than it has been in the past. Many...

Get it Off Your Chest

Sean Castro, Reporter
January 8, 2018

Secrets and emotions can be a difficult concept to cope with, and everyone deals with problems they cannot keep to themselves. Sometimes, we need to open...

Girls’ Water Polo Kelly Sanhagen

Luke Kendall, Reporter
January 8, 2018

The students at CHS have many strengths academically, but as well as physically. Students are dedicated to both their schoolwork and our sports system,...

Kylie Robinson Is Ore“Gone”

Sean Castro, Reporter
January 8, 2018

Becoming the highest-ranked recruit to go to a prestigious college can be a daunting thought to many, and getting there can be even more of a struggle....

Varsity Tennis Welcomes Freshman

Sean Castro, Reporter
October 24, 2017

Trying out for a sport is already tough on a lot of student athletes, but making the varsity team can be even more difficult. However, this is not the...

P.E. Swim Unit Cancelled

Luke Kendall, Reporter
October 24, 2017

As many have noticed, CHS is going through many changes and renovations this year. This year, the swim unit will no longer be part of the P.E. curriculum...

Too Much Credit?

Sean Castro, Reporter
September 26, 2017

Some CHS athletes play sports in order to skip P.E. during 10th-12th grade, while others play sports because they genuinely have a passion for it. However,...

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