A Farewell to Room 370
Stephen Serrano, Section Editor
June 10, 2020
Goodbye and farewell. When I sat down to write my 86th and final article as a part of The Wrangler, I was overwhelmed with emotion and so many good memories. Being a member of The Wrangler has profoundly impacted my life and my entire high school experience. Inside and outside of this class, The W...
2020 Pride
Emily Eslao, Photojournalist
June 9, 2020
The beginning of June marks the beginning of Pride month, a time to celebrate and recognize the LGBT+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, and others) community in a welcoming environment. It honors the 1969 Stonewall riots, the “tipping point for the Gay Liberation Movement in the United States” (Librar...
Dear Seniors, I’m Sorry. Sincerely, A Junior
Emma Khamo, Section Editor
June 9, 2020
Dear Seniors, I write this letter one week before your graduation as a junior who is completely inspired by YOU! You came into school the week of March 9, 2020, with absolutely no clue what was about to happen (we all did). By the middle of the week, the rumors started, however, you still were un...
10 Activities to Do in Quarantine
Suhani Bhanvadia, Photojournalist
June 8, 2020
During such a scary time, it is good to distract ourselves from the fear brought about by this virus. As the news is flooded with updates, staying home and filling our brains with worry is not the best way to kill our time. So here are a few fun activities that will keep you from going crazy while quar...
Quarantined Night Owls
Emily Eslao, Photojournalist
June 8, 2020
With California still in quarantine, people are looking for further notice on the stay-home order. Currently, only essential activity, retail, and necessary infrastructure are officially allowed in the state. (Covid19 CA Gov). Most of the population is still living under a new quarantine lifestyle, completely dis...
Passing the Banner: From One Cartoonist to the Next
Zachary Ninomiya, Section Editor/Cartoonist
June 8, 2020
To Whom It May Concern, If you’re reading this, congratulations! You’ve shown interest in the job of “cartoonist” for The Wrangler. This article is not meant to scare you away from or force you into this job, it is merely meant to help you decide whether or not you want to take ...
Black-Owned Businesses in Orange County
Riley Pietsch, Photojournalist
June 8, 2020
Across the globe, people have been reacting to the police brutality murder of black American citizen George Floyd. Streets have become filled with proud individuals hoping to make Floyd’s, along with many other victims, name heard. Protesters of all different ages and all different races have come t...
#PandemicDreams
Sarah Meadows, Section Editor
June 8, 2020
It is no question that a majority of people have experienced unusually vivid dreams over the course of this quarantine. As a matter of fact, it has become such a common reoccurrence that it has appeared on national news, scientists have done research regarding it, and there is even a twitter hashtag...
Senior Spotlight: Lily Johnson
Katherine Ortiz, Photojournalist
June 8, 2020
Sadly, our 2020 YLHS seniors do not have the privilege of the normal end of high school. No graduation. No senior day. Not even having the last months of high school with the people they have spent the past four years with. This senior spotlight falls on Lily Johnson (12), to give her the commemoration she...
Clubs Staying Active During Quarantine
Suhani Bhanvadia, Photojournalist
June 8, 2020
Now that the world has been what seems to be shut down due to the coronavirus, many events have been canceled or postponed. As many clubs relied on community events and meeting up in person, their board members have found numerous ways to stay active and continue moving forward with their aspirations....
How to Stay Fit at Home
Claire Koltura, Photojournalist
June 4, 2020
The worldwide pandemic has changed our regular routines with staying active. While some of us continuously workout, others binge-watch Netflix with a bag of chips. Everyone has their perspective on two prevalent habits during this time in history. As gyms are still closed in California, there are a variety...
Junior Year Reflection
Katherine Ortiz, Photojournalist
June 4, 2020
It felt like just yesterday I was being handed my schedule as I scrambled to study for my first day of school quizzes. Junior year has passed us by so quickly, and I wanted to reflect on the past months and how they have altered my life. I started off the new school year by quitting the sport I played...
