Amid all the testing, celebrating, and final goodbyes as the school year draws to a close, students and teachers took the opportunity to introduce what is hoped was the first annual Giant Pride Day—a chance for students to combine leadership, school pride, and a little elbow grease to make small but significant improvements to the [...]
Faryal Zubair looks back at her High School career, the obstacles she’s overcome, and her future plans.
Written By: Dylan Howdyshell
Four years. That’s how long I’ve attended Waynesboro High School. When you say it like that, though, it sounds like a longer time that it seemed. Well, that’s not entirely true, either. At times, it did seem like a really long time. But now, at the end, of all things, I feel [...]
Written By: Reanna Fomby Reporter
All four years of high school at Waynesboro High School are what I’d like to call overrated. Now it might not be someone else’s opinion about the situation, but it is mine. The first day in high school was a situation I did not know how to handle at the [...]
By Christine Simmons
A day in theatre isn’t just a normal day. Theatre class is a fun, yet creative, way to spend some time during school.
Dianne Truslow, the drama instructor, spends her day teaching Theatre classes. During Theatre, the students spend time playing games, getting to know everyone in the class, and they even learn [...]
By Christine Simmons
Current eleventh grade Lyrical Lady, Callie Adler, got her last shot at concert choir this spring. She was auditioning for the third time.
Auditions were held in April for students who were interested in the group. The thing is; Concert Choir only has a few slots open per voice part. (Spots for Concert Choir are [...]
Written By: Reanna Fomby Reporter
In the year of 2010 bullying is not how it used to be, with the big huge guy who beats people up for their lunch money or stuffs people in a random locker. Today it is more of a silent game that people play on each other. Cyberbullying is done online [...]
Rebecca Eldredge and Bryant Carter answer 20 random questions and reveal the distinction between the two’s opinions.
SOLs and Commons Assessments are important to WHS and Waynesboro Public Schools. There are differing viewpoints, however, about the methods and reasoning behind the tests.
Mrs.Donnelly and Mrs.Mays share what they plan to do on Giant Pride Day, which will be taking place on June 2 after the Honors Assembly.
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