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The Wrangler
The #1 student news site of Yorba Linda High School

The Wrangler
The #1 student news site of Yorba Linda High School

The Wrangler
Suhani Bhanvadia

Suhani Bhanvadia, Editor-in-Chief

Suhani Bhanvadia is a senior at Yorba Linda High School. This year will be her third year as a part of The Wrangler and she is excited to be an editor-in-chief. In her free time, she loves to volunteer at the Providence St. Jude Hospital, participate in clubs both on and off-campus, and work at the East Anaheim Gym. As she begins her last year of high school, she hopes to improve the Newspaper program and become a better writer. After graduating, she wants to continue her education to pursue a career in the medical field.

All content by Suhani Bhanvadia
As people walked into the church, a picture of Alexis Evans was displayed.

[Photo] Once A Mustang, Always A Mustang

May 24, 2022
Finding a roommate can feel weird when students have always been taught to be careful with strangers.

Finding a Roommate Feels Weird

May 16, 2022
Jacob Schatzman - University of Oregon // Nicole Templer - University of Washington // Lauren Farer - Point Loma Nazarene University

College Decisions

May 11, 2022
Students should start thinking about inc=vesting early in order to start good habits.

[Photo] Now Is The Time to Invest!

March 15, 2022
Dating in high school can be fun. But, when people take things too seriously, it doesnt seen very beneficial.

Dating in High School is Pointless

March 15, 2022
A senior assassin player chasing their target on the field outside of school hours.

Floaties, Silly String, and High Schoolers

March 14, 2022
An image of different masks that people may have worn in schools throughout the pandemic.

[Photo] Mask Mandates Lifted in California Schools

March 10, 2022
Being the youngest child has many advantages and disadvantages. But, we wouldnt want it any other way.

Being The Youngest Child

February 15, 2022
Many high school seniors may be facing senioritis as they wrap up their high school career.

The Virus of Senioritis

January 18, 2022
Why We Truly Need Santa This Year

Why We Truly Need Santa This Year

December 17, 2021
Often, people make unrealistic new year’s resolutions and fail to keep up with them.

Are New Year’s Resolutions Worth Making?

December 15, 2021
Students volunteering at a grocery distribution for YLHSs National Honor Society.

Should Community Service Be a Graduation Requirement?

December 11, 2021
Movember and No-Shave November are well known traditions that many people participate in to support mens health.

The Meaning Behind the Beards

November 11, 2021
Students aren’t getting enough sleep and many brag about their poor health to be relatable.

“I Only Slept 3 Hours Last Night.”

November 4, 2021
Hunaina and Ameerah have worked hard on the podcast and are excited for people to listen.

Wrangler Spotlight: The Haystack

October 20, 2021
YLHS and EHS collected a total of 1,485 cans for local food banks.

YLHS Football vs Esperanza

October 4, 2021
Hannah Bucklin (12), Joyce Lin (12), and Suhani Bhanvadia (12) at the welcome back dance.

Reactions to Back In-Person School

September 25, 2021
Tensions between Palestine and Israel have increased in the last few months.

The Palestine and Israel Conflict – Explained

June 3, 2021
Looking back at our childhood, it’s nice to remember everything through such a colorful lens.

What Do You Miss About Being a Kid?

June 3, 2021
Social media can be dangerous for kids, especially when unsupervised.

Should Kids Have Social Media Apps?

May 24, 2021
April is autism awareness month and there are many misconceptions about autism that need to be addressed.

#REDinstead for Autism

April 16, 2021
PYLUSD announced the increase in in-person learning for the rest of the school year.

PYLUSD’s Increased In-Person Instruction

April 12, 2021
A road rage incident was followed by a car chase that ended in a standoff.

Road Rage Incident in Diamond Bar Leads to a Standoff

March 16, 2021
Some states have started planning to lift mask mandates for businesses.

States are Dropping Mask Mandates and COVID-19 Restrictions

March 11, 2021
A mysterious object may have been spotted by an American Airlines pilot.

Mysterious UFO Sighting in New Mexico

March 4, 2021
As sophomores get ready for next year, some fellow mustangs have a few pieces of advice.

Advice to Sophomores

February 21, 2021
As the winter storm hits Texas, many are left in unsafe conditions without running water or electricity.

Texas Winter Storms

February 21, 2021
The history of Valentine’s Day is not all positive and is very different from the modern interpretation of the holiday.

Valentines Day: Then vs Now

February 15, 2021
YouTube may die out soon due to competition and other issues.

Will YouTube Die Out?

January 24, 2021
2020 was a hard year, but hopefully, 2021 will be somewhat better.

Random 2021 Predictions

January 15, 2021
BOUSD has chosen to have remote instruction while PYLUSD has chosen to keep hybrid instruction.

PYLUSD vs. BOUSD COVID Response

December 18, 2020
Police officers, firefighters, and health professionals have been very busy this year.

What a Year for First Responders

December 11, 2020
Hybrid learning allows for more social interaction, but some students would prefer to go back to the block-schedule that we had before.

How Do We Feel About Hybrid School?

November 20, 2020
Before quarantine, most people at a concert would record on their phones. But after quarantine, people may start to get sick of life behind a screen.

Life After Quarantine

November 13, 2020
ASB made posters for the canned food drive that many students participated in.

How to Have the High School Experience: Quarantine Edition

November 7, 2020
The first thing our audience sees when visiting The Wrangler’s website.

Behind The Scenes of The Wrangler

November 1, 2020
Finding a passion should not be a big priority.

Finding Your Passion

October 17, 2020
The High School hybrid schedule includes many components that hint towards a confusing return to school.

Do We Need to Go Hybrid?

October 8, 2020
Classroom desks are coronavirus-ready for the return of its students.

Are Mustangs Ready?

October 1, 2020
What’s expected to be of the average classroom in the 2020-2021 school year.

How Students Feel About Virtual Learning

September 26, 2020
Protest against police brutality in response to George Floyd’s death.

Maybe 2020 is What We Needed

June 9, 2020
Three art pieces that Suhani has spent her free time drawing.

10 Activities to Do in Quarantine

June 8, 2020
SOuP Club delivers 56 masks in their first donation to St. Jude Hospital.

Clubs Staying Active During Quarantine

June 8, 2020
The quote refers to how 2020 will soon get better.

The Brighter Side of 2020

May 12, 2020
The fable about a hare and tortoise depicts the race between talent and work.

Talent vs Hard Work

April 25, 2020
A post on instagram about Danielle Huizar (10) and her friends at homecoming.

Sophomore Year Reflection

April 25, 2020
The desk belongs to a student who does online school as a result of the coronavirus.

Learning At Home

April 3, 2020
Children use various different types of technology in both negative and positive ways.

Is Modern Culture Ruining Childhood?

March 2, 2020
Ameerah is playing a game on the YLHS JV basketball team.

Student Spotlight: Ameerah Hirji

February 24, 2020
The image shown has the molecules of the corona virus.

Coronavirus Death Toll Rising

February 19, 2020
The image captures an “I Voted” sticker given to Americans who vote.

Should Election Day Become a National Holiday?

February 9, 2020
The woman in the picture is proud of herself and we can’t tell if she has self-confidence or an ego.

Self-Confidence vs Ego

January 18, 2020
This is a Diwali design that people in India make to celebrate the holiday.

The Festival of Lights

December 17, 2019
The student shown is focusing on college applications rather self-improvement.

Do Students Work Hard For Themselves?

January 12, 2020
The image shows nine introverted leaders who were successful in spite of not being outgoing.

Do Leaders Have to be Outgoing?

December 11, 2019
A cartoon image that shows a woman cursing very unhappily.

Curse Words Have Lost their Shock Value

December 10, 2019
The man is embarrassed about something and will probably remember it for a long time.

Embarrassing Moments Are the Ones We Remember

December 1, 2019
This image shows students walking to class in their same daily routines.

The Boring Routine of a High School Student

October 22, 2019
This picture portrays a very stressed college student that high school students are worried of becoming.

Is College Really What We Think it Will Be?

October 14, 2019
This image depicts the differences between an introvert and extrovert’s mind.

Society Prefers Extroverted People

October 8, 2019
A small group of Freshmen at the 2018-2019 Welcome Back Dance.

Students Don’t Attend School Events Often

October 8, 2019
School lunches include decomposable trays, but could continue to be environmentally friendly by eliminating plastic.

Go Green!

September 27, 2019
Anna Petrescu won the 18th Annual Ramada Labor Day Junior Open Tournament in Claremont, CA when she was 11 years old.

Student Spotlight: Anna Petrescu

September 26, 2019
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