Growing up, a lot of children are taught exercise is beneficial to their body. As they get older, it is also usually learned that trying to exercise and juggle school, work or any other part of life can...
On Wednesday, March 10, Washington High School was able to put on their first live choir concert in the CJB theater. Seven choir students, sophomore Madison Broughton, senior Evan Courtaway, senior Sam...
Students at Washington High School may have noticed multiple flyers advertising sophomore Christian Gudmundson’s new Bible study group. The study group is meant to be a place to meet, discuss and learn...
Summers are the bulk of teachers’ very sacred spare time where they can do whatever they please. For English teacher Kelly Wood, she has taken on an interesting project to occupy her summers.
“For...
Junior Emma Winger has taken it upon herself to help those around her feel more confident by spreading positive messages to her peers through social media. Winger uses platforms such as Snapchat and Instagram...
There are many different ways for students to keep themselves organized, and senior Jaden Eckelkamp does this by bullet journaling. Having a bullet journal helps with organizing things like scheduling,...
Many are aware that this year has been full of many, many negative factors, but in an attempt to add some joy to others' lives, WHS's woodworking classes shared some of their constructed projects amongst...
Many students at the high school have jobs on the weekends or after school to earn some money before college. Most students, however, can’t say they are self employed. Senior Lauren Donaldson earns extra...
National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) is a program geared towards writers in which authors of all kinds come together and try to write a novel in the month of November. Some students at WHS have decided...
Although many events have been canceled so far this school year due to COVID-19, some WHS students have discovered new opportunities to participate in the activities they enjoy. This year for Halloween,...
On Oct. 17, seven WHS FFA members participated in the MO Youth Shooting Sports Alliance fall classic in Columbia, Mo. Junior Luke Kleekamp, junior Joe Brinkmann and sophomore Blake Dewert placed fifth...
WHS began offering the Culinary Arts program, taught by Karen Fixsal, around 13 years ago. As the years have gone by, the class has grown in popularity, but is still seeking to teach more of America’s...
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