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The Giving Trees

The Giving Trees
Kaylee Karll, Reporter • December 21, 2020

Donaldson runs decal company

Senior Lauren Donaldson's Instagram account promotes her decal business. Photo Courtesy of Instagram
Emma Busch, News Editor • December 1, 2020

NaNoWriMo teaches students novel writing

NaNoWriMo teaches students novel writing
Claire Nappier, Reporter • November 25, 2020

WHS theater students perform at East Central College

Senior Kaylie Rowe poses for a photo alongside other performers at East Central College.
Elena Roewe, Features Editor • November 8, 2020

FFA Fights Back

Junior Cady Koch shoots at clay pigeons during the MYSSA Fall Classic Shooting Sports event in Columbia MO. “I am most proud of the team because we were only going for personal best since none of us had shot skeet or sporting clays before and we got a trophy as a bonus,” Koch said. “Madi Ridder and Morgan Gratza are some of the best teammates someone could ask for.” Koch has been a part of the FFA since her freshman year.
Kaylee Karll, Reporter • November 2, 2020

What’s cooking in Culinary Arts

The Culinary Arts students pose for a group photo.
Grace Hoerstkamp, Advertising Editor • October 6, 2020

Teachers work to transition into new school year

Teachers work to transition into new school year
Elena Roewe, Features Editor • September 28, 2020

From Captivity to Community

A picture of the movie screen at Cinema 1 Plus shows the setup for their drive-in movies.
Jadyn Whittall, Photo Editor • September 26, 2020

WHS principal takes on new administrative role due to COVID-19

The Technology and Learning Center is where WHS principal, Dr. Joseph Dierks, is now located for his new administrative role.
Kaylee Karll, Reporter • September 24, 2020

In the eyes of high school seniors

In the eyes of high school seniors
Jadyn Whittall, Reporter • April 30, 2020

WHS sophomore creates unique artwork

Sophomore Olivia’s Courtney uses acrylics in many of her paintings. “[Art] also gives me an opportunity to listen to music,” Courtney said. “I don't like making art in silence, so I use music to fill that silence. [I feel] the mood of whatever song or album I choose, or certain lyrics that really strike me.” Courtney has recently been listening to the bands Death Grips and The Strokes to boost her creativity.
Willa Reust, Editor-in-chief • April 30, 2020

Unfiltered

Photo submitted by Lillian Nix
Bobbie Morrison, Entertainment Editor • April 22, 2020
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