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New School, New Teams, New Pride
New School, New Teams, New Pride
Renovating A Renowned Education
Renovating A Renowned Education
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
Double Header Decisions
Double Header Decisions
LeBron's Legacy
LeBron’s Legacy
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
Eighth grader Isaiah Sexton celebrates winning a point in a tournament at the WRHS tennis courts on April 8. Sexton thinks competing against other teams is exciting, “I like facing other schools” he said.
Serving Up WINS
Eighth grader Corah Sholar gets her steps to long jump on April 8th at the WRMS track meet.
Run, Throw, Jump!
Seventh grader Nolan Un completes the 100-Meters Sprint During the track meet on April 8 at WRMS.
Spring Sports Starting
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!
Mrs. Lambotte's third hour band class holds up "W" in recognition for Washburn on April 11.
Beyond the Books
Seventh grade teacher on the Voyagers, Mrs. McDonald. says a quote to her third hour students before state assessment in her classroom on April 9.
The Double School Dilemma
Teacher Madness!!!
Teacher Madness!!!
Out With the Old, In With the New
Out With the Old, In With the New
Student Teachers and Interns at WRMS
Student Teachers and Interns at WRMS
Here Come the Brides
Here Come the Brides
The football field at WRNMS on April 11. Current seventh grade principal, Mr. Chesmore will be moving to WRNMS this fall, and will be the athletics director. With the split, the sports programs will be affected, according to Chesmore.”It will provide many more opportunities for our students to participate. More students participating, competing and improving their skills should increase the success of our HS programs.”
Closing Construction
Eighth grader Corah Sholar gets her steps to long jump on April 8th at the WRMS track meet.
Run, Throw, Jump!
On April 4, eighth grader Caidin Stratmann recycles for Green Club to help the environment at WRMS. Stratmann joined Green Club to help the school, “ I joined Green Club because I wanted to make our school a better place, ” he said.
The Grass is Greener at WRMS
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

Falcon Feather

Falcon Feather
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On Tuesday, Sept. 6th, at Wamego, Aiden Remmert runs at the first Cross-Country Meet. Remmert said that his favorite part of the meets is “The competition between me and my friends and just trying to get to the top.”

[Photo] Run, Spike, Tackle, Serve

Maddison Bahr and Miles Cavitte • September 29, 2022

On Tuesday, Sept. 6th, at Wamego, Aiden Remmert runs at the first Cross-Country Meet. Remmert said that his favorite part of the meets is “The competition between me and my friends and just trying to...

On Tuesday, Sept. 6th, at Wamego, Aiden Remmert runs at the first Cross-Country Meet. Remmert said that his favorite part of the meets is “The competition between me and my friends and just trying to get to the top.”

On Tuesday, Sept. 6th, at Wamego, Aiden Remmert runs at the first Cross-Country Meet. Remmert said that his favorite part of the meets is “The competition between me and my friends and just trying to...

At the Cross Country Meet in Wamego, on Tuesday, Sept. 6th, 8th graders Maile Eldrigde, Emery Hall, Kate Muir, Kolbi Trower, Kinsley Freeman, pose for a picture after they finish the race.

At the Cross Country Meet in Wamego, on Tuesday, Sept. 6th, 8th graders Maile Eldrigde, Emery Hall, Kate Muir, Kolbi Trower, Kinsley Freeman, pose for a picture after they finish the race.

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