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8th grader, Ben Maas, guides the class through weather predictions on the live storm tracker at WIBW, “It was cool to see how everything shows up on the TV through the green screen,” said Maas.

8th grader, Ben Maas, guides the class through weather predictions on the live storm tracker at WIBW, “It was cool to see how everything shows up on the TV through the green screen,” said Maas.

2nd hour newspaper smiles at the screen for a picture to be taken at WIBW on Tuesday, May 7th.

2nd hour newspaper smiles at the screen for a picture to be taken at WIBW on Tuesday, May 7th.

8th graders, Olivia West and Hailei Blanco walk in front of the green screen at WIBW on Tuesday, May 7th.

8th graders, Olivia West and Hailei Blanco walk in front of the green screen at WIBW on Tuesday, May 7th.

News staffers, Elijah Guyton, Daniel Martin, Henry Laubach, and Maddox Valdivia get their picture taken at lunch after their field trip to the WIBW news station. “My favorite part of the field trip was when we got pizza, because it was good,” said Guyton.

News staffers, Elijah Guyton, Daniel Martin, Henry Laubach, and Maddox Valdivia get their picture taken at lunch after their field trip to the WIBW news station. “My favorite part of the field trip was...

On Thursday, May 2nd, the 2nd hour newspaper staff celebrates publication day with snacks in the pressroom.

On Thursday, May 2nd, the 2nd hour newspaper staff celebrates publication day with snacks in the pressroom.

History Day competitors pose for a group photo at the regional History Day awards ceremony in February at Washburn University.

[Photo] Hard Work Pays Off

May 2, 2024

History Day competitors pose for a group photo at the regional History Day awards ceremony in February at Washburn University.

8th graders Liz Halstead, Halle Merrick, and Alayna Bivens try to get Oreos in their mouths during 1st hour on Wednesday, March 20th. The yearbook class celebrated finishing the yearbook with a "We Did It Week" where students planned fun class activities.

8th graders Liz Halstead, Halle Merrick, and Alayna Bivens try to get Oreos in their mouths during 1st hour on Wednesday, March 20th. The yearbook class celebrated finishing the yearbook with a "We Did...

8th grade Scholar's Bowl team members Charlie Stones, Easton Holthaus, Thomas Appuhn, Emma Smith & Manaswini Koduru pause for a photo between rounds at the WRMS tournament on Wednesday, April 10th. The team took 3rd place and competed against Junction City, Seaman, and Emporia, who took 1st.

8th grade Scholar's Bowl team members Charlie Stones, Easton Holthaus, Thomas Appuhn, Emma Smith & Manaswini Koduru pause for a photo between rounds at the WRMS tournament on Wednesday, April 10th. The...

Makenna Lee and Ellie Vogel pose with their Ring Pop rings, after showing their dedication to the book by sharing vows in the pressroom on October, 12th.

Makenna Lee and Ellie Vogel pose with their Ring Pop rings, after showing their dedication to the book by sharing vows in the pressroom on October, 12th.

Carson O'Connor and Adriel Carter say their vows to the yearbook, before they put on their rings in the WRMS press room to show their dedication to the yearbook on October, 12th.  Adriel Carter said  his favorite vow was, “I promise to enlighten you with medicine because you are my McQueen."

Carson O'Connor and Adriel Carter say their vows to the yearbook, before they put on their rings in the WRMS press room to show their dedication to the yearbook on October, 12th. Adriel Carter said his...

The cake, made by yearbook student Alayna Bivens’ mom, helps students celebrate the wedding on October 12th in the pressroom. When asked about the cake Bivens got an early viewing of the cake, “Yeah just the outside not the inside.”

The cake, made by yearbook student Alayna Bivens’ mom, helps students celebrate the wedding on October 12th in the pressroom. When asked about the cake Bivens got an early viewing of the cake, “Yeah...

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