Maria Scaptura, Blue ETC. Editor
November 9, 2010
There are few true masters that emerge from our short academic careers.
Safety and Security Assistant Jesse Langley is in the process of earning a Master’s Degree in Psychology.
“I didn’t know [getting my Master’s]...
Kallan Bustamante, Journalism 1
November 9, 2010
For sophomore Beth Lindenblad, fitting in has never been important; thus, she is not fazed by the potential disagreements from her peers who don’t buy into the vegetarian lifestyle the way she does.
Lindenblad, who became...
Hannah Houghton, Journalism 1
November 9, 2010
One might think being a high school math teacher could be a high stress job; kids falling asleep during notes, “forgetting” their homework, and the constant misplacement of classroom calculators.
However, after 25 years...
Peter Simonsen, Staff Writer
October 28, 2010
Pageants have always been fiercely competitive, but this year it gets personal. Senior Danielle Mazzuchi is in the running for Miss Maryland Teen USA.
The Miss Maryland Teen USA competition features contestants from all around...
Rita Zevallos, Staff Writer
October 28, 2010
Down in the first classroom in the history hallway Spartans are loving their new US and AP US History teacher Dr. Cynthia Szwajkowski.
Szwajkowski is new to the school, but by no means new to either history or teaching. Her...
Karista Giordano, Blue Forum Editor
October 26, 2010
New teachers, new halls, new faces, four new schools.
The only way to even dream about making it through high school is having friends. For senior Sarah Hyde, this is extremely difficult because in her four years of high school,...
Megan Burpo, Orange Viewpoint Editor
October 26, 2010
Tutus, pretty pink shoes, and their own special hairstyle. Needless to say, ballerinas have it made!
When people think of popular dancing today, hip-hop comes to mind and ballet seems like a thing of the past. For juniors Samantha...
Jessica Drago, Blue Features Editor
October 26, 2010
The best way to learn a foreign language is to be immersed in the culture, which is exactly how junior Greg Steffensen is spending this school year.
For the next year, Steffensen is staying in Japan to study. Steffensen lives...
Kelsey Simpson, Staff Writer
October 26, 2010
For outstanding work and dedication, two teachers from the biology department, Beth Jewell and Susan Kinsley, received prestigious awards that recognized their hard work in teaching.
Jewell was named Teacher of the Year from...
Rita Zevallos, Oracle Staff Writer
October 5, 2010
For John Thorson, government teacher, the beginning of the school year did not only mark the return to WSHS but also to weekly night classes on the path to a doctorate in education.
This semester, he is taking three night classes...
Kelsey Simpson, Oracle Staff Writer
October 5, 2010
Goodbye Mukai, Hello Griffin.
The new school year brings a new administration for seniors. Richard Griffin, the class administrator for the class of 2010, has shifted from administrating the graduated class, to this year...
Nicole Brigham, Oracle Staff Writer
October 5, 2010
During that dreaded time of year when you take that first step into the science hallway and get a nice whiff of dissection preservative, it will no longer be coming from the room of Ann Wong, but rather from the classroom of a...
