As ASB president, Mollie Chou has always worked to help others – whether it be planning school events or volunteering, her passion for goodwill is evident. As a star member of the CHS varsity tennis...

Playing out beautiful beats on her bass drum for all of Claremont to hear, Meghan Robles has stepped through the musical phrases of high school. Picking telepathy to be her superpower, her heroic sense...

Taking on the responsibilities of being a four-year violinist, speech and debater, StarDew Valley gamer, ArtStarter, family person, full IB student, and a friend to all here at CHS. Mia Phao is leaving...

After cheering on the Pack for nearly three years, it is now time for CHS to cheer on the sidelines for Sophia Batista as a finalist for homecoming court.  If senior Sophia Batista could have any superpower,...

The same way Kori Epling has led the cheer team with energy and heart, she has brought that same passion to everything she does at CHS—including her place on the 2024 Homecoming Court. Whether it is...

If he succeeded, Gus Kraatz would have been seen waving in the homecoming parade on an old World War II trailer hooked to a 1998 Grand Cherokee Jeep, amid a sea of open-top Corvettes. Those who saw him...

Nathan Ordonez is a talented athlete at Claremont High School, and this year he scored a touchdown on the homecoming court. Ordonez is currently  playing as a fullback and linebacker on the varsity football...

With her kind demeanor and loving heart Danie Benard was made for the CHS Homecoming Court. Benard is a very busy lady, serving on the LA youth advisory board for suicide prevention, and carrying...

With her radiant attitude and everlasting involvement on Claremont High School’s campus, Carlie Bronk is made for Homecoming court. When Bronk is not serving as the co-captain of Claremont High School’s...

Captaining for color guard, running for track and field, and having a love of cheese bagels, the color pink, chocolate ice cream, and horror movies can only describe one senior on campus — Beverly Be....

Sixteen-year-old senior Rohit Kiran, who is borderline insane, holds a profound love for his snow globe collection and Mr. Easton. Throughout his four years at Claremont High School, Kiran has devoted...

Claremont High School left the Homecoming “king” and “queen” titles in the dust this past dance in favor of the term “royalty.” According to ASB, Claremont chose to use the word “royalty”...