Nominated by the Academy of Law and Justice (AOLJ), Alina Cervantes, ’26, is one of the top 10 nominees for Mrs. Ranger.
By: Beth Musto
On Friday, April 10th, Alina Cervantes, ’26, was announced to be a part of the top 5 for Mrs. Ranger, along with Brooklyn Anderson, ’26, Jocelyn Gormely, ’26, Camila Jimenez-Castro, ’26, and Sophie Caballes, ’26.
Cervantes was nominated by the Academy of Law and Justice, and says that, “My club, we’re like the academy. So we focus on trying to learn about how law works and the different parts and branches there are.”
Cervantes says that she was very surprised, and that she didn’t expect on making the top 10.
“So whenever they told me when they came into class, I was like, very surprised,” Says, Cervantes.
With lunch time actives and dress up days happening all week, as well as the Mr. and Mrs. Ranger Rally on Friday, Cervantes says, “I’m just looking forward to having fun at the rally, getting to see everyone excited, and just getting to be up there with everybody.”
Camilla Chavez, ’26, says, “I am so extremely proud of [Alina]. She’s probably in my opinion, the best candidate for Mrs. Ranger because she is so kind to absolutely everyone that she meets. And just, everyone loves Alina because she makes people feel welcomed.”
Elizabeth Belflower, ’26, says that she is also excited that Alina made the top 10 and is proud of her.
“I’ve been reposting all of her photos, and on Wednesday she was bad baby for meme day and I was Dr. Pill, so that was really fun.”
“Alina is a part of many different clubs, such as Mock Trial, Bake Club, the Academy of Law and Justice, CSF and NHS. Every single club that she’s in, she just puts in 110% of everything that she does. And more importantly, she makes sure that every club that she’s in feels, like a community, especially the ones that she’s an officer for and president of.” Chavez says.
Chavez also says that Cervantes makes sure that everyone knows that they are welcomed, which is so important. She says, “So it’s which I think it’s so important quality of Mrs. Ranger. And so I definitely think that Alina would be a perfect candidate because she shows great leadership and great kindness to everyone that is around her.”
Beth Musto
Beth Musto, '26, is a fourth-year member of the Redwood Gigantea. She writes for the Clubs & Lifestyles section, and is also the Editor-in-Chief of the paper.She is a part of CSF and is the secretary for the Paperback Rangers Book Club. Her email is, [email protected]
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