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Culinary students Cade Pohlen (10) and Easton Ramirez (11) prepare burritos by wrapping them. Students raised money for the culinary classes while building valuable cooking skills.
Burrito sales support culinary classes, build student skills
May 6, 2024
Landon Scruggs (12) and Sidnei Cumings (12) listen to Eric Johnson (staff) give a speech about moving on and growing up. Scruggs and Cumings were two of the 13 students who signed to play sports collegiately.
Windsor athletes sign to continue their athletic careers in college
May 6, 2024
Rize Simmons (11) performs Songs for the People by Frances Ellen Watkins Harper at the national Poetry Out Loud competition on Wednesday, May 1. He won the state competition on March 11, qualifying him for nationals in D.C. (James Kegley, Poetry Out Loud)
Rize Simmons wins state Poetry Out Loud Competition, performs at nationals
May 5, 2024
Windsors jazz choir Wizardry performs at the 2024 UNC Jazz Festival on April 18, 2024. Wizardry contains the schools most accomplished singers. (Photo provided by Reese Navarro)
Windsor jazz band, choir participate in 2024 UNC Jazz Festival
April 26, 2024
Students in Jessica Teals (staff) design seminar class work hard on their prom creations, refurbishing a piece of decor from the Sadies dance. They based their new design on the Disney movie Tangled, this years prom theme.
Students, teachers join forces to create unforgettable prom experiences
April 26, 2024
Adyson Roles (10) works on an article for the Windsor Chronicle. Roles is a reporter for the school newspaper, and English classes are her favorite.
Students vote on favorite high school subjects
May 14, 2024
Culinary students Cade Pohlen (10) and Easton Ramirez (11) prepare burritos by wrapping them. Students raised money for the culinary classes while building valuable cooking skills.
Burrito sales support culinary classes, build student skills
May 6, 2024
Taylor Royse (11) texts her friends on her flip phone in advisory class. Royse switched to a flip phone to escape from the addictive feelings social media gave her.
Social Media: Its effects and what we can do to lessen them
April 24, 2024
Braely Martinez (10) runs in a pre-game cheer during a varsity game. Students can struggle with motivation between spring break and summer vacation, but sports and helpful teachers can be beneficial in overcoming this.
Students, teachers find ways to increase motivation after spring break
April 9, 2024
Lyla Bumford (10), Ruth Stephens (10) and Sonia Miller (10) gather at Colorado State University for the Northern District Event where they were titled with their district officer positions. All three students are sophomores and plan to continue with FCCLA leadership through all of high school.
Three students selected to be Northern District FCCLA Officers
March 20, 2024
Oliver Lodato (10) and Sophia Jensen (11) pose for a photo with Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo. Their first episode of the Soap and Ollie show explores the authors world of secret societies.
Podcast: Soap & Ollie Show – Episode 2 – ‘Ninth House,’ pt. 2
May 6, 2024
Rize Simmons (11) performs Songs for the People by Frances Ellen Watkins Harper at the national Poetry Out Loud competition on Wednesday, May 1. He won the state competition on March 11, qualifying him for nationals in D.C. (James Kegley, Poetry Out Loud)
Rize Simmons wins state Poetry Out Loud Competition, performs at nationals
May 5, 2024
Windsors jazz choir Wizardry performs at the 2024 UNC Jazz Festival on April 18, 2024. Wizardry contains the schools most accomplished singers. (Photo provided by Reese Navarro)
Windsor jazz band, choir participate in 2024 UNC Jazz Festival
April 26, 2024
Photo courtesy: Disney+
Who is the best Spider-Man?
April 15, 2024
Gabby Overholt (12) plays the timpani at the Veterans Day Assembly on Nov. 10, 2023. Overholt has been a part of percussion since the fourth grade and plans on continuing that passion through college, hopefully making a career out of it.
Senior embodies the drive of arts students
April 11, 2024
Abby Toerge (12) serves a play during practice at the tennis courts. The girls tennis team has struggled with spring weather affecting their practices and meets.
Spring weather affects the girls tennis season
May 6, 2024
Landon Scruggs (12) and Sidnei Cumings (12) listen to Eric Johnson (staff) give a speech about moving on and growing up. Scruggs and Cumings were two of the 13 students who signed to play sports collegiately.
Windsor athletes sign to continue their athletic careers in college
May 6, 2024
The team celebrates after Tatum Gentry (09) scores a goal against Evergreen High School on March 26, 2024. With five goals, Gentry is tied with Braely Martinez (10) for the teams top goal scorer.
Girls soccer thrives after a difficult start to the season, winning their last five games
April 27, 2024
Braely Martinez (10) runs in a pre-game cheer during a varsity game. Students can struggle with motivation between spring break and summer vacation, but sports and helpful teachers can be beneficial in overcoming this.
Students, teachers find ways to increase motivation after spring break
April 9, 2024
Ainsley Austin (10) swims backstroke at the Ugly Sweater Invite on Dec. 22. Austin qualified for state in two events: the 100 backstroke and the 200 relay. 
Sophomore celebrates fifth year swimming competitively
April 3, 2024
Gabby Overholt (12) plays the timpani at the Veterans Day Assembly on Nov. 10, 2023. Overholt has been a part of percussion since the fourth grade and plans on continuing that passion through college, hopefully making a career out of it.
Senior embodies the drive of arts students
April 11, 2024
Doyleene Hampton watches a gymnastics routine as seen in a photo from the 1977 WHS yearbook. Hampton started womens sports at WHS. (1977 Wizard)
One woman’s love for sports, equality transformed the world of WHS women’s athletics
March 22, 2024
Reagan Annable (10) poses outside the district office where she celebrated going to state. Annable broke the WHS dive record and placed second at state. (Brandy Annable)
Sophomore diver breaks school record, places second at state
March 7, 2024
Susie Tweeton (staff) poses with her four children. Tweeton is the WHS athletics administrative assistant, and all three of her children have gone into high levels of sports.
Athletics administrative assistant continues school legacy
March 6, 2024
Julia Bohlinger (12) and her teammates discuss their next play. Coaches have said that teamwork is one of Bohlingers strongest attributes.
Senior wishes WHS volleyball a loving goodbye, welcomes college volleyball career
March 1, 2024
Doyleene Hampton watches a gymnastics routine as seen in a photo from the 1977 WHS yearbook. Hampton started womens sports at WHS. (1977 Wizard)
One woman’s love for sports, equality transformed the world of WHS women’s athletics
March 22, 2024
Susie Tweeton (staff) poses with her four children. Tweeton is the WHS athletics administrative assistant, and all three of her children have gone into high levels of sports.
Athletics administrative assistant continues school legacy
March 6, 2024
Julia Bohlinger (12) and her teammates discuss their next play. Coaches have said that teamwork is one of Bohlingers strongest attributes.
Senior wishes WHS volleyball a loving goodbye, welcomes college volleyball career
March 1, 2024
Mikey Munn (12) holds the ball in preparation to start the play. The WHS team went 10-3 by the end of their season.
Senior football player receives D1 scholarship to play at dream school
February 13, 2024
Michael Vasa (staff) helps the WWBN broadcast a basketball game. The WWBN broadcasts every home basketball game.
Video production teacher uses broadcasting background to create unique opportunities for students
January 18, 2024

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Arianna Woolf (10) checks out customers at the concession stand during a basketball game to help Key Club raise money Ella, a 5-year-old with a respiratory disorder who wants to go to Hawaii. Many clubs in addition to Key Club have gotten to raise money and and build wok experience while working in the concession stand.

Concessions benefit WHS clubs, help students acquire skills

Haleigh Haddon, Reporter • April 9, 2024

The oil from the popcorn might just burn the person working the machine. The person counting money works hard to demonstrate math skills on the spot. As the line gets long, the workers get frantic, yelling...

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