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Girls Making History
Girls Making History
Isaiah Sexton and Cooper Strathman were planting flowers for the Green club.
Science! Science! Science!
Changing the World
Changing the World
The True Meaning of Christmas
The True Meaning of Christmas
Building a Brighter Future
Building a Brighter Future
Should sixth graders be in middle school?
Should sixth graders be in middle school?
Moana 2 Review
Moana 2 Review
Tis' The Season For Rest
Tis’ The Season For Rest
Wired
Wired
Time is Ticking
Time is Ticking
Girls Making History
Girls Making History
On Oct. 15, seventh grade cheerleaders hype up the crowd at the WRMS football game against Shawnee Heights by doing a cheer. Sophie Fawl (seventh) says, “I did cheer because some of my friends were trying out and it just sounded fun.”
Ready, Set, Cheer!
On Nov. 5, 7th grader Felecity Preissner plays her pink violin at the orchestra rehearsal. Preissner got her pink violin after she broke her other violin, “I broke my other violin and I needed to buy another one and I like pink”.
Making Music
On Oct. 31, 7 grader Kyndall Cochran celebrating with teammates and cheerleaders after winning a home game against Emporia at WRMS. “I enjoy winning and losing with them as a team” Cochran said.
Dribble, Shoot, Score!
Jensen competing at a national weightlifting competition.
Student Spotlight: Bo Jensen
12 Gifts of Christmas
12 Gifts of Christmas
Mrs. Schrader holds up a cup of coffee to welcome students in the office.
Meet the New Faces of Our Faculty: Part II
Lights, Camera, Action!
Lights, Camera, Action!
Life of a Teacher’s Kid
Life of a Teacher’s Kid
New Year, New beginning
New Year, New beginning
On February 8, eighth grader Tiffany Schneider and Coach Short discuss her win at Junction City High School during a tournament.
3rd Quarter: Part Three
Eighth graders start a game of dodgeball by running towards mid court on Feb. 5 during FAST time as a reward of good behavior and grades.
3rd Quarter: Part Two
On Feb. 7, during advisory at WRMS, eighth grader Bo Loeffler recycles paper to contribute in Green Club.
3rd Quarter: Part One
Mrs. Baranski sits in a pile of her toys, a childhood memory from her Christmas “I think I’m about two years old in this, so this would be 1982. I’m surrounded by all my toys in the world’s itchiest dress!”
Throwback Holiday Photos
On December 6, Mrs. Armstrong sips her coffee and looks at her phone while, Reese Elliot and Jessie Heitman decorate her door for christmas. Mrs. Armstrong says several students throughout the day have been helping. “7th graders made a snowflakes that are on the house and hanging. 1st hour as they would finish their work they would make candies and frosting” (Armstrong).
Door Decorating

Falcon Feather

Falcon Feather
All content by Auggie Elliott
Mr. Dial talks to 6th-grade students about the middle school cell phone policy during the 6th-grade tour of the middle school on May 3rd. Mr. Chesmore, 7th-grade assistant principal, thinks this tour eases the anxiety of incoming students. “It’s a big change coming from a new building, It’s a huge transition. For them just to be able to put their eyes on it, it helps ease that anxiety,” said Chesmore.

Ready for Takeoff!

Ready for Takeoff!

Auggie Elliott and Myles Didde
April 13, 2023
Break a Leg!

Break a Leg!

Auggie Elliott and Audrey Gathers
March 2, 2023
8th grader Delilah Munoz and her group build a parachute to stimulate the Mars rover that was already made, in Ms. Huber’s science class on January 26th, during 3rd hour. Story by Alea Colley.

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