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Student Congress created a flyer for the dance, allowing students to scan the QR Code to purchase tickets.
Spring Fling updates
May 11, 2022
Dangerous driving for teens
Dangerous driving for teens
May 11, 2022
“Don’t continue doing something you hate,” Samantha Stephenson said. “That sounds obvious, but people will stick themselves into something they don’t even enjoy. My advice is to try lots of new things and find the things you like and stick with those.”
Teachers give advice to graduating SENIORS
May 5, 2022
French club members prepare for the upcoming school year at this year’s Homecoming Parade on South Field.
French with Fox
April 26, 2022
Opinions
The Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. A functioning movie theater on the regular, this theater has hosted the Academy Awards since 2012.
Overshadowed at the Oscars
May 12, 2022
Chloe Dollar, ‘25, not only plays softball for WHHS, but for the Ohio Hawks as well. She has completed one season with them since moving to Cincinnati.
Rounding third, looking for home
May 12, 2022
The importance of context
The importance of context
April 4, 2022
Losing the spark
Losing the spark
April 4, 2022
Mematic Warfare
Mematic Warfare
March 11, 2022
Arcade
The other side: What students wish teachers could see
The other side: What students wish teachers could see
May 6, 2022
Financial literacy word search
Financial literacy word search
April 4, 2022
Fourth quarter calendar
Fourth quarter calendar
March 23, 2022
“I think it’s good we don’t have to do it. I think you still should.” - Katie Ragland, ‘27
How do you feel about the lifting of the mask mandate?
March 23, 2022
Aidyn Montgomery, ‘27 Q: What was your favorite part of the play? A:“I liked all the songs in it and the choreography” Q: Is there anything else you would like to add ? A:“It’s very entertaining and I really liked how it had all the people like run around at the beginning, I thought that made it even better”
How was The Spongebob Musical
March 9, 2022
Sudoku
Sudoku
March 9, 2022
Spring Crossword
Spring Crossword
March 9, 2022
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.

Peanuts
JH counselor (last names M-Z), Becky Junewick, standing outside of the counseling office. Junewick, along with her co-workers, provide an outlet for JH students to destress in a very academically-charged environment.
JH counselors help students help themselves
May 11, 2022
The practice field at Walnut where the 8th grade baseball team practices along with many other baseball and softball teams.
Eighth Grade Boys Baseball Team Starts With A Bang
May 5, 2022
The student council meets every two weeks. Their last meeting will be in May to finalize eighth grade preparation. As some members prepare to go into freshman student council.
Looking back on the eighth grade student council
April 28, 2022
Sports
Chloe Dollar, ‘25, primarily plays center field for the Lady Eagles. “I enjoy playing center field because I have a wide area to cover, and I’m able to backup my teammates from different sides of the field,” Dollar said.
Spring athletes shining: Chloe Dollar
May 11, 2022
The girls 4x800m track relay team qualified for regionals last season, and this year has their sights set on state. The relay is made up of Mary Westrich, Kate Steins, Kaitlyn Grover and Isabel Chemal.
Sprinting into track season
May 11, 2022
Commitment to athletics and academics
Commitment to athletics and academics
April 7, 2022
Shay Steele is a 2010 WHHS graduate, who is now an assistant athletic director. Steele has applied to be the next head AD, and hopes to build off of the momentum the athletic department has gained.
Shay Steele wants to be WHHS’ next head athletic director
April 7, 2022
Angel Wright
New coaches bring new culture to spring sports
April 4, 2022
Style & Culture
The wheel of fashion consumerism
The wheel of fashion consumerism
April 28, 2022
Winning Time premiered March 6 on HBO. It told the story of the ShowTime Lakers and their rise to NBA dominance. While the show has been criticized for not being 100% accurate, it’s the shows style and exciting nature that makes it a must watch for NBA fans everywhere.
Winning Time: ShowTime basketball is back in LA
April 26, 2022
Jack White performing in 2012, at the time when his first solo album, Blunderbuss, was climbing up the charts. His newest album, Fear of the Dawn, is set to release on April 8, and its first three singles have been released in promotion.
Vibrant without direction
Owen Cummings, Managing Editor of Viewpoints
Euphoria Perspectives
Euphoria Perspectives
Kate Stiens, Style & Culture Section Editor
What weve been listening to
What we've been listening to
Ben Schneider, Style and Culture Writer
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The practice field at Walnut where the 8th grade baseball team practices along with many other baseball and softball teams.

Eighth Grade Boys Baseball Team Starts With A Bang

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National Coming Out Day is celebrated on Oct. 11 and it recognizes LGBTQ+ pride, which is represented by the rainbow flag. It was created in 1988 by LGBTQ+ rights activists Robert Eichberg and Jane O’Leary to be on the anniversary of the 1987 Gay and Lesbian Rights March on Washington.

10 LGBTQ+ Songs for National Coming Out Day

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“Don’t continue doing something you hate,” Samantha Stephenson said. “That sounds obvious, but people will stick themselves into something they don’t even enjoy. My advice is to try lots of new things and find the things you like and stick with those.”

Teachers give advice to graduating SENIORS

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On March 9, 2020, no women living in Mexico will attend school, work, go to the supermarket or do house chores. Making up 51.9 percent of the population, men will see the impact women have on Mexican society, since their roles are constantly undervalued.

‘One day without us’: women in Mexico protest femicides and promote equal rights

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The other side: What students wish teachers could see

The other side: What students wish teachers could see

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