In Closing by Layla Price
A senior year reflection urges students to savor memories as high school ends. The piece notes some pursue dreams while others simply endure the year, urging classmates to capture moments and cherish time before parting ways.
Think For Yourself By Jason Hodge
Opinion piece urging readers to form their own views, verify facts, and take a stand. It cites Paul Bennet as valedictorian candidate who challenged a rule about consecutive semesters and won after researching the handbook. Message centers on personal initiative, critical thinking, and self reliance.
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Jason Hodge
Paul Bennet
Paul
Kimberley
Franzen
Mr. Newsom
Prior
WHS Golf Team Reaches State Then Finishes Off At Austin
WHS golf made school history by reaching the state tournament in Austin on May 13 14 led by senior David Cargill and sophomores Jonathan Polhemus Davy Ruehlman and Dustin Rodgers. The team finished second at regionals and district but did not place at state. Polhemus called the state finish a choke while remaining optimistic for next year.
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WHS
David Cargill
Jonathan Polhemus
Davy Ruehlman
Dustin Rodgers
Austin
State
Wimberley
Young Texas golf team seeks community support after state setback
Polhemus says the team expects improvement next year with one senior leaving. Cargill notes neglect as players complain no local coverage or celebration despite state competitors being printed locally. The group laments lack of recognition and school banner visibility.
Culture Fair at WSS Draws Strong Student Interest
Culture fair staged May 20 and 21 at WSS featured Egypt China Robin Hood and Middle Ages exhibits with activities such as wheelbarrow racing hieroglyph reading food and memorabilia sales sword fighting and Robin Hood reenactments. Art and humanities departments organized the event with student drawings. freshmen Matt Farris and senior John Paul Mazanec praised the experience. many students enjoyed being excused from English class during August 1993 through July 1994.
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WSS
Egypt
China
Humanities
Matt Farris
Jacey Sailor Reflects on Time Passing at School
A brief line from Jacey Sailor Encouraging students to enjoy school life as time speeds by.
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Jacey Sailor
Block scheduling approved to aid college readiness
Courtney Jones reports that the WISD Board of Trustees and administrators approve block scheduling for next year. The plan creates four daily periods of 90 minutes with alternating class days, aiming to reduce preparation time and increase flexibility for students and teachers.
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Courtney Jones
Wisd Board of Trustees
Judy Trusty
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