WHHS Fall Art Show

Nadya Ellerhorst and Syd Barrett|November 20, 2019

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Nadya Ellerhorst, Fine Arts Section Editor

In her first year as a Chatterbox staff member, Nadya Ellerhorst is over the moon to work as the Fine Arts Section Editor. Ellerhorst hopes that her section...

Every year, the poetry slam team holds auditions for new members to join. The number selected for the team varies from year to year depending on how many people are needed for competitions.

Verses lead to victory

Probus was beloved by the community and especially by children. “He liked people, and people liked him. Hed look at you and smile, and no matter how angry you were, you knew you were going to give in, Judith Probus, Probus’ mother said in an interview with the Cincinnati Enquirer in 1980.

The mystery of the missing bust

This will be Rebber’s first lead role, having previously been casted in the ensemble. “Im enjoying it a lot. Its a lot of late hours and hard work put into the show but I know that its going to turn out amazingly,” Rebber said.

Chicago

Film Club meets every Friday in Mr. McCormicks room (1602) from 3:15 to 4:15 to watch and analyze films and connect with other students with similar interests. “My favorite part is just looking over at my friends [when] something crazy happens on screen and [being] kind of like “wait [what]’ and when people start yelling at the movie,” Faith Wallace, ‘24, said.

Cinema circle

Palmore enjoys writing clever titles for his pieces. An example of this is a sketch of an owl titled “Are You Looking At Me?”

The history of our halls

Student leaders

Student leaders

Coach Ashley Davis gives instruction to the field hockey team at half time of an important conference game against Milford.

New beginnings for old teams

Sunrise Movement celebrates with their supporters after they finally achieved their goal in getting the Electrification and Renewable Energy Resolution passed by the CPS board.

Resolution passed: Sunrise Movement achieves long-time goal

Issue 11: Sudoku

Issue 11: Sudoku

Jan Biesada, 24, and Liam Kelly, ‘28, fence in the forum.

Phenomenal fencing

Fine Arts
Verses lead to victory
Fine Arts
The mystery of the missing bust
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Chicago
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Cinema circle
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The history of our halls
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Canters on campus
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Tackling tough topics
Broadcast
Choir: Chanting To Championships
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Student musician soars onto local music scene
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Rewinding to film

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