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The Wildcat
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The Wildcat
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The Wildcat

Diana Lee, Photographer

Diana Lee, junior, joined the Wildcat Staff in 2020-2021. She enjoys taking pictures of trips and fun times to look back on for memories. She spends her free time watching Netflix and spending time with her family. She loves to bake and cook with her sister.

All content by Diana Lee
Students are greeted to teacher Omar Barcena's, Spanish class with a sign stating -- in Spanish --that students must wear their mask “at all times” and “use the hand sanitizer upon entry.” Due to the contagious Omicron variant, BOHS has emphasized the importance of taking preventative measures.

[Photo] Policies Adjust, Students React, to Omicron Variant

Jasmine Youn and Karis Choi
February 7, 2022
Aidan Arnold, senior, introduces the seniors on varsity football prior to their traditional performance with Dance Production at the Sept. 17 Homecoming rally.

Varsity football takes the field before the game against Sunny Hills High School. The Wildcats won the back-and-forth game against the Lancers, 40-37, on senior Andrew Rubio's go-ahead touchdown run in the final 25 seconds of the game.

[Photo] Rubio’s Run Lifts Wildcats Over Lancers

Noelle Dominado and Faith Jimenez
September 16, 2021
Molly Gooch, choir teacher, instructs her fourth period Masquerade students on Sept. 2. Currently, the first year choir teacher is preparing her students for the Fall Magic choir Shows on Sept. 30 and Oct. 2.

[Photo] UCB Sings New Song With New Choir Teacher

Gaby Smith and Jasmine Youn
September 21, 2021
Axl Rodriguez, junior, holds the ball as Isaiah Garcia, senior, prepares to kick at practice on Sept. 8. The Wildcats are preparing for their Friday evening showdown against Sunny Hills High School at Wildcat Stadium.

[Photo] Wildcats Trounce Tigers 40-14; Host 2-1 Sunny Hills Friday

Noelle Dominado, News Co-Editor
September 9, 2021
Brock LaBelle, senior, maneuvers around a tackling dummy at an Aug. 25 practice as teammates look on. Varsity's season opener was canceled this week due to COVID-19 protocols affecting Sonora High School's ability to hold the required number of practices to compete.

[Photo] Football Season Opener Canceled Due to ‘COVID-19 Protocol’

Amber Kim and Doyon Kim
August 26, 2021
Seniors Sophia Renfro, Emma Koren, and Haylie Kent eat lunch in the Senior Quad on Aug. 18.

[Photo] 517 Days Later: Students, Staff React to First Week Back

Karis Choi and Jasmine Youn
August 24, 2021
Macy Pease, senior, paints her parking spot to celebrate the last few weeks of high school. As a new BOHS tradition, seniors gathered on April 24 to paint parking spots with their desired patterns.

[Photo] Seniors Paint Personality on Lower Lot Spots

Ellen Kim, Editor-in-Chief
May 6, 2021
A nurse gets tested at BOHS's testing clinic. The clinic is set up through a partnership between BOHS and Living Fit Nation and will be on campus until the last day of school.

[Photo] Free COVID-19 Testing on BOHS Campus

Cheyenne Arredondo, Staff Writer
March 26, 2021
Gaslight Square and Laurel Elementary on the corner of Flower Avenue off Imperial Highway in Brea. Gaslight Square is slated to be demolished to make space for a Raising Cane's restaurant and drive-thru.

[Photo] Raising Cane’s Lands Approval for Brea Location; Community Members Protest Decision

Doyon Kim, Editor-in-Chief
April 16, 2021
Ken McCall, athletic trainer, treats cross country runner Michael Galentine, sophomore, as athletic training student aides look on. As athletic trainer, McCall is responsible for the safety of all athletes at BOHS.

[Photo] Athlete Safety in the COVID-19 Pandemic

Ellen Kim, Editor-in-Chief
February 24, 2021
Daisy Arias, Spanish teacher, teaches lessons during a recent Zoom session.

[Photo] Say ‘Hola’ to Señorita Arias

Melissa Perez, Opinion Co-Editor
December 3, 2020
As Brea is getting ready for Halloween, a jack-o-lantern is projected on top of Sky Lounge in Downtown Brea. Although Brea has scaled back its city events, Halloween decorations abound throughout the city.

[Photo] Halloween 2020: Is Trick-or-Treating Out of the Question? 

Ellen Kim, Editor-in-Chief
October 29, 2020
The Birch Street USPS branch. Decisions by USPS leadership have caused the slowing down of mail service, leaving some Brea residents wondering if their votes in this years election will be impacted.

[Photo] Mail Delivery Delays Leave Some Brea Residents Concerned About Mail-In Voting

Jasmine Youn, Feature Editor
September 12, 2020
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