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Dr. O’Connor is a beloved figure at CHS. Many students see him walking through the halls and quads during lunch and passing periods. Sadly, this is his last year as Principal of CHS as he is retiring...
There really is only one young, built, and alluring establishment on the CHS campus that the students all know and love. The Dr. Brett O’Connor Student Center stands proudly in the middle of the school,...
“I’m in the lane where I can make music but also have it be funny and still good at the same time”- Jake Paul
The Wolfpacket is also in this lane. Please enjoy. It’s Wolfpacket, Bro!
It's...
On this issue of the Wolfpacket, we’re doing something slightly different; normally, students are spotlighted on behalf of their competition, talent, and varsity athletic abilities. However, as a renowned...
March 13th:
Dr. Brett O’ Connor announced that he would no longer be the principal of Claremont High School after making the decision to pursue his lifelong dreams of becoming an actor. Shockingly,...
Unbeknownst to most CHS students, the Wolfpacket staff are world-renowned experts in the field of love and attraction. Our Instagram DMs are constantly flooded with questions from desperate students longing...
Figures of power, like middle-aged suburban high school principals, are often given feedback from both sides of the spectrum. Some idolize and some despise. For the life of me, I can not seem to decide...
*Some of these predictions have an actual chance of happening, and others were made by Jack
January 12, 2022:
The end of the world
A nuclear missile overseer (the person in charge of pressing the...
The year is 2048. Technology runs rampant in society. It has become almost impossible to get things done without some sort of technological assistance.
My eyes hurt, as I have been staring at my computer...
It is clear that CHS has grown and been enriched under the 13-year stewardship of Dr. Brett O’Connor; yet, analogizing the school to a ship navigating the ocean, should the ship’s captain receive recognition...
“Good morning, Pack!” is the first thing that students hear at the beginning of their fourth period every day. All students at Claremont High School recognize our beloved...
As a senior at Claremont High School, Max Abbott is excited to run the Wolfpacket’s Opinions section as the head editor. Outside of the classroom, Abbott involves himself at school as the president of...
Violet Stewart-Glavin is a sophomore and a Reporter for the Wolfpacket. She enjoys painting, drawing, and reading as well as listening to music. In school, she is a part of the German Club, Art Start,...
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“Good morning, Pack!” is the first thing that students hear at the beginning of their fourth period every day. All students at Claremont High School recognize our beloved...
“Good morning, Pack!” is the first thing that students hear at the beginning of their fourth period every day. All students at Claremont High School recognize our beloved...
Nina Wu is the Editor-in-Chief of the Wolfpacket and a senior at CHS in her third year on the staff. After holding every staff position possible (reporter, editor, business, and advertising!), she is hoping...
Isla Bulmer is a senior at Claremont High School and is excited to take on a Features Editor role. Bulmer first entered The Wolfpacket her sophomore year, but as a questionable decision-making junior,...
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“Good morning, Pack!” is the first thing that students hear at the beginning of their fourth period every day. All students at Claremont High School recognize our beloved...