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      WHHS Fall Art Show

      Nadya Ellerhorst and Sydnie Barrett|November 20, 2019

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      About the Writers
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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...

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      Sydnie Barrett, Managing Editor of Video and Podcast

      In her first year as an official Chatterbox staff member, Sydnie Barrett is excited to work as a writer and photographer. She hopes to improve her writing...

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      A CET program called
      Back to Broadcast: CET’s enlightening pandemic initiatives
      Theatre department chair, Michael Sherman, advises students during a rehearsal for the fall production of 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.' This spring, Sherman had to cancel the junior high musical, 'Hairspray Jr.,' due to COVID-19. “It's the first time I've ever had to do it in my 12 years teaching theater, but, you know, these are extraordinary circumstances,” Sherman said.
      WHHS Theatre Department overcomes remote learning hurdles
      Desperate times call for digital measures
      Desperate times call for digital measures
      The WHHS Band App Fundraiser is cancelled due to the COVID-19 outbreak and people not having their instruments.
      WHHS Band App Fundraiser cancelled
      Poets and explosions
      Poets and explosions

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      SENIOR Tamar Sella delivers 200 hand-sewn masks to Assistant Principal Jessica Smitson. (Courtesy of Tamar Sella)
      Volunteers sew face masks for WHHS staff and students
      Protesters march in downtown Cincinnati on June 7 for the 10th consecutive day of demonstrations. More than 4,000 people were in attendance.
      The Chatterbox stands for equality
      SENIOR Michael Conte poses for a picture in his Midland baseball uniform, the team that would help him get looks from college scouts on his way to being recruited.
      SENIOR Feature: Michael Conte commits to Central Michigan University on baseball scholarship.
      The Aug. 7 Eagle Flyer included plans for WHHS’ remote bell schedule. The start time on Wednesday has since been moved to 8:00 a.m.
      WHHS announces remote bell schedule
      WHHS teachers react to CPS reopening decision and plan for fall
      WHHS teachers react to CPS reopening decision and plan for fall
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      • A CET program called "Art in Isolation" highlights the work of Amy Kollar Anderson during quarantine. In response to the education and entertainment gap created by COVID-19, CET has pursued two new projects: “At Home Learning” and “Art in Isolation.”

        Fine Arts

        Back to Broadcast: CET’s enlightening pandemic initiatives

      • Theatre department chair, Michael Sherman, advises students during a rehearsal for the fall production of

        Fine Arts

        WHHS Theatre Department overcomes remote learning hurdles

      • Desperate times call for digital measures

        Fine Arts

        Desperate times call for digital measures

      • The WHHS Band App Fundraiser is cancelled due to the COVID-19 outbreak and people not having their instruments.

        Fine Arts

        WHHS Band App Fundraiser cancelled

      • Poets and explosions

        Fine Arts

        Poets and explosions

      • This past February, Diana Hutchinson,

        Fine Arts

        WHHS student stars in Children’s Theatre production of ‘Annie’

      • The WHHS International Thespian Society discusses future leadership at their Feb. 27 meeting.

        Fine Arts

        Making a scene

      • Kasey Shao, ‘21, who began playing piano at age six, is no stranger to competition, having won awards at many national and international music competitions. Shao will utilize her musical talent in the Overture Awards’ final round on March 7.

        Fine Arts

        Overture Awards finalists off to Aronoff Center

      • Honora Martin, ‘23, works alongside artist Suzanne Fisher to put together one of the 10 inch mosaics. Martin uses Art Club as an outlet for her creativity, and she appreciates the chance to use art to make others feel better.

        Fine Arts

        Mosaics: Patient work worthy of the PICU

      • The 2018-2019 WHHS Wind Ensemble pose on the stage where they performed several concerts. The Wind Ensemble was included in the senior high band concert on Feb. 25, 2020.

        Fine Arts

        The high notes of the senior high band concert

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