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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.

Mosaics: Patient work worthy of the PICU

Alonzo Montgomery
March 5, 2020
Two of the founding members of the “Books for Kids” club at WHHS: Shubhra Mishra, ‘21, and Sam Rosen, ‘21.

Opening new doors and creating new stories

Matthew Proietti, Staff Writer
March 4, 2020
A picture from a 1974 'Billboard' magazine featuring the original members of The Who. From left to right, John Entwhistle, Keith Moon, Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey. Now, roughly 40 years later, Townshend and Daltrey are still making music, with their latest release in Dec. 2020, WHO.

All this music must fade: modern albums of classic rock artists

Owen Cummings, Managing Editor of Viewpoints
March 3, 2020
Barry Bates, ‘21, swims butterfly at a meet at WHHS. Bates honed the skill at practice. “Swimming really depends on how much the swimmer wants to get out of practices ... but all comes together with the team in the end too,” Sakura Adachi, ‘23, said.

Swimming to success

Kate Stiens, Managing Editor of Visual Elements
February 20, 2020
SENIOR Darian Burgin helps up teammate, Sydney Sheppard, during their game against Turpin. The Lady Eagles defeated the Spartans 66-20, Burgin had four blocks and four assists.

Burgin soars high as a Lady Eagle

Bobby Keegan, Editor in Chief
February 20, 2020
SENIORS Alan Zhang and Meoshea Britt stand alongside Justin Chan, ‘22, and Sanjay Luckwitz, ‘21, while waiting for the next train on the Green Line light rail. The students wore face masks while traveling in Boston, Mass. to minimize the chances of them contracting the Wuhan Coronavirus.

COVID-19 taking the world by storm

Shiv Malhotra, News and Features Section Editor
February 20, 2020
SENIOR Kristen Cathey’s take on the 'Euphoria' makeup trend.

‘Euphoria’ lashes out

Elizabeth Ramos, Style & Culture Writer
February 20, 2020
Members of WHHS' Jazz Band practice their craft. Both the Jazz Ensemble Band and the Jazz Lab Band will be performing in the WHHS Auditorium on Feb. 20 at 7 p.m.

Jazz program bellows into the forefront of WHHS’ art scene

Otto Kindel
February 14, 2020
The ensemble of 'Urinetown' practices choreography during rehearsal. The show’s ensemble, divided into the “Rich” and the “Poor,” plays a heavy role in the production, serving as additional actors, singers, and dancers.

WHHS’s ‘Urinetown’ looks to contend in the Cappies

Otto Kindel
January 30, 2020
Here at WHHS, there is a visible gap in the student demographics of who take these advanced courses. “My classes over the last 14 years have been, as a majority, white,” WHHS AP Literature teacher, Blake Taylor, said.

The unseen barriers in AP classes

Mesgana Mekibib, Staff Writer
January 28, 2020
The sanctuary of Armstrong Chapel United Methodist Church in Indian Hill, Ohio. The United Methodist Church has been at an impasse on LGBTQ+ issues since 1972.

The United Methodist Church impasse

Kat Swift, Managing Editor of Viewpoints
January 23, 2020
Shea Steele, ‘10, coaches WHHS' indoor track and field team. Once a part of the WHHS track team herself, Steele enjoys “being able to watch track meets and see kids succeed in a sport that I have been passionate about for the majority of my life."

Indoor track athletes ‘run the extra mile’ to succeed in the spring

Kate Stiens, Managing Editor of Visual Elements
January 21, 2020
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