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Emmy Reising, ‘25, works on her mini room project, a miniature kitchen. She finds it easier to make the rooms given the fact that there weren’t many restrictions for what the students could make.
X Marks the Spot
Grace Aber, Fine Arts Writer • October 16, 2024

Art is a universal language that helps people express themselves in ways that are unique. In Art XXX, students explore sculpture and art history in a mix of projects that use all...

 In this project students use their artistic abilities to create photoshop like projects with combining their own drawings with film pictures they took prior
Back to the basics
October 16, 2024
Members of the color guard fine-tune their skills after school on Marx Field in preparation for their first competition of the year. “I am looking forward to really getting into the nitty gritty details and editing things to make it better,” rookie Alexa Beaver said.
Flying high
October 14, 2024
Meeting Minutes
Meeting Minutes
January 28, 2024

WHHS Local School Decision Making Committee (LSDMC) Minutes WHHS Parent Association Minutes WHHS Instruction Leadership Team (ILT)...

Made by Kimaya Mundhe on Canva
Israel-Hamas war resource guide
Sarah Wilson and Kimaya Mundhe January 19, 2024

Purpose statement Over the past months, the Israel-Hamas war has amassed significant international attention, particularly following the Hamas-led...

Even though the sun provides life, it can also disrupt our lives. With energy blasting towards us and destroying technology.
Solar endeavor
October 21, 2024
Gebremeskel is extremely immersed in her culture and feels lucky to be able to share it with her friends and family. “I’m fortunate enough to have a really good network of Ethiopian friends who I’m really close with,” Gebremeskel said. “I think that definitely impacts my day to day, because as you begin talking to those people more you’re building a community of people who have a shared identity with you, so part of their identity is just like yours.”
Madam president
October 15, 2024
“When I told my parents about how I was breaking the rule intentionally because I thought it was dumb, they told me to talk to an administrator,” Joseph Sutton, ‘25, said. “So I emailed Ashley Morgan, thinking she wouldn’t respond, and then she did and then we had a really productive conversation.”
Students step up
October 14, 2024
More waste, worse taste
More waste, worse taste
October 18, 2024
Marwa Khzir, ‘25, is the Editor-in-Chief of The Chatterbox for the 2024-2025 school year.
Letter from the editor
September 26, 2024
ALICE drills
ALICE drills
May 23, 2024
Ollie Oudomsouk, SENIOR and Mary Urbas, SENIOR, review the Buffalo Wild Wings on Calhoun street and share their opinions.
BOGO breakdown
May 17, 2024
What's your favorite bug?
What's your favorite bug?
October 15, 2024
September Sudoku
September Sudoku
October 7, 2024
August Sudoku
August Sudoku
September 25, 2024
Piper Peanut

Piper Peanut is the official mascot of the Peanuts section of the Chatterbox. She provides honest (and anonymous) feedback from the perspective of a WHHS student to help middle schoolers navigate their way through our school.

"Having teams makes it easier to create new friendships," Grace Sychay, '30, said
Effies and their impressions
September 20, 2024
Even with the challenges that come as a result of playing for JV, Hackworth believes that it definitly comes with a set of advantages. “We are the underdogs so when we show up or show out, it's super fun and cool,” Satiana Hackworth, ‘27,  said.
Uncovering the underdogs
October 21, 2024
Sampath has some big dreams for the future of Spikeball Club.  “My hope is that the club will keep growing as it has been over the past couple of years, and that one day it will become a staple of Walnut Hills culture,” Sampath said. “I hope Spikeball Club becomes a place where tons of students of different grades and skill levels and backgrounds can all come and have a good time every Friday. I also hope to use this platform to do some good, maybe raise money for charity or provide a place for new students to make friends.”
The rise of spikeball
October 14, 2024
As a result of their demanding soccer schedule, the sibling sets spend a lot of time together. "It's fun to talk about everything after games or practices," Lucy Campbell said.
Siblings in soccer
September 25, 2024
The field hockey ball is made up of a hard heavy plastic called PVC which requires the players to wear shin guards, mouthguards and sometimes even goggles in games.
Becoming known
September 20, 2024
William Grube, one of the ZooTeen Supervisors, explains his experience from when he was ZooTeen. “It was less about actively getting to work with the animals and more about being a part of the zoo,” Grube said.
A sense of belonging
October 18, 2024
Burton brings together a superstar horror cast featuring Catherine O’Hara, Jenna Ortega, Winona Ryder and Justin Theroux to bring back Beetlejuice, without the use of a repetitive incantation.
The juice is loose
October 14, 2024
A student friendly dress code keeps the students in class. The fingertip check, a policy used to see if shorts are too short, is not required at WHHS.
Dress without stress
Fiona Kelley, Style and Culture Writer
Many people online coined this summer “brat summer,” and many people put their own text over the green color of the album cover.
"brat summer"
Cal Moore, Section Editor of Style and Culture
Featured Staff
Harry Millard
Harry Millard
Remembrancer Staff

In his first year as a Remembrance staff member, Harry Millard is thrilled to be a Remembrancer Writer for Fine Arts. He looks forward to spreading the wonderful world of WHHS’...

Violet Garitson
Violet Garitson
Broadcast Team Member

In her second year as a Chatterbox staff member, Violet Garitson is excited to work as a broadcast journalist. She is looking forward to all the fun bits of her junior year and...

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