WHHS Clap Out

Hajra Munir, Editor in Chief|February 15, 2022

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Having an older sibling at WHHS can be beneficial for a myriad of reasons. “She drives me, she tells me what to do and she sometimes helps me with my homework,” Micah Namaky, ‘31, said.

Siblings in the spotlight

First impressions from foreign exchange students

Practicing a sport doesn’t just impact how you are in a game; it can also improve your overall demeanor. “It helped me improve, not just in football, being a better player and teammate and coachability; [but] just improving life overall,” Amauri Reed, ‘30, a player on the junior high football team, said.

Junior high fall sports recap

Jill Hawkins, ‘27, and Josefina Melendez, ‘27, dress their denim jeans down for a more casual, evening look.

Kenzie’s cut: off the record

Sports

The football team was led by Captains Will Rivers, ‘26, and Jonathan Jackson, ‘27, who both had big contributions to the huge win. “Spirits were high because it was homecoming week, but now we are focused on our next couple of weeks and making the playoffs,” Joshua Thornton, ‘27, said.

More than just a win:

Women's varsity soccer team:

“The Eagles are 8-5-3 after an 0-5-1 start to the year, including a 7-0 shutout of Colerain on Sept. 29 and a 4-0 win at Kings on Sept. 30,” the Cincinnati Enquirer said. (As of Oct. 10)

Eagles soar to new heights:

Irisa on the right serving the ball plans to not continue tennis after college and Perasa on the left plans to play tennis in college.

Sister act on the court:

The womens' varsity volleyball team prepares for a game.

First bump, set, spike:

Crossing community and culture

Every Thursday, from 6:30-8p.m., around 100 cross country runners dine together in a weekly pasta dinner, loading carbs for their next run. “A lot ...