Senior Picnic pictures!!

Abigail Beyene, Anisha Iqbal, and Brendan Talbot|June 3, 2022

Alli Walrath, Megan Johnson, Jessica Logan, Julia Winslow

Adrian Mejia

Aurora L. Rubio, Chonlani Manichantha, Lily Anderson, Allison Calkins, Thomas Inscoe

Bill Chen, Sarah Phommachanthone, Ava Wandler

Sofia Mellor, Hailey Yenyo

Charlotte Stich, Nour Ahmed, Abigail Viggiano, Emma Parks, Olivia Rouse

Darlene Dao, Labibah Haque, Jenna Abed, Cynthia Bujinlkham, Sydney Holroyd

Deanna Morgan, Leah Karim, Alana Tamayo

Emma Distifeno, Kylie King, Rachel Cook, Christina Spirides, Savanna Murray, Kelsea Roper, Nishan Asghedom

Reagen Alpanap, Emma Goldkopf, Liam McGowen, Emily Cramer, Haroon Husseini

Eli Wells

Gary Reyes-Montoya, Rohaan Shah, Ahmed Qureshi, Jubayer Bhuiyan

Skylar Haines, Chloe McNamara, Janet Stringer, Rachel Smet

Jiitu Kuffa, Anika Mencilla, Lourdes Ypanaque

Kalini Ford and Grace Brackett

Jaelyn Do, Katie Swatek, Laura Brooks, Mya Dickerson

Liam McGowen, Emma Goldkopf

Caleb Coleman, Quan Vo, Caleb Gumpf, Abby Amanuel, Amanuel Sisay, Josias Collier, Omar Chambers, Ali Shariff, Mohammed Adam, Renzo Casapao

Ora Allen, Chaney Chapman, Grant Heidelbaugh

Reagan Alpanap, Emily Cramer, Emma Goldkopf

Sonia Zayas, Anaya Patel, Emily Jaguaco, Anaka Zayas, Melanie Jimenez

Zoya Barker, Mia Simmons, Emma Baumanis

Sean Coughlin, Jack Bowling, Will Collins, and Carter Baumann

Senior Tavin Schulke plans to bring service dog Juna on campus this school year. “She’s supposed to come to school in April. I’ll be the only student with a service dog, so I will definitely get stares,” said Schulke. “That’s something I’m prepared for, but I feel like my school performance will improve when she gets here.”

A pawsitive snapshot

Eisman was ecstatic to see polar bears looking for food and whales jumping out of the water right in front of her, but was shocked when finding out about jumping into the ice cold water with only a swimsuit on. “I didn’t anticipate I would like it, and I loved it—it was actually really refreshing, really invigorating and really, really fun. It was a big adrenaline rush,” said Eisman.

Icy Mariah Eisman

Senior Caleb Quiroga (leftmost) walks with Peyton White from South Carolina. One of the activities representatives to the Senate Youth Program took part in was touring Mount Vernon to learn about the life and career of former President George Washington.

From Washington to Charlottesville to Richmond

Henna Club co-president and junior Samarah Jahangir has grown her passion for henna through doing henna for her
friends and family as well as running her own henna Instagram page (@the.henna.sam).

Henna Club creates a community through art

“Smiles for Myles [is the idea that] happiness can be a long term thing for Myles,” said Buddies Club sponsor and disabilities teacher Madison McKenna.

All smiles for Myles Raupp

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A student opens door two, allowing another student in during the class transition period.

Locked out, stay out

(Left to right) English teacher Brianna Salvato, counselor Taylor Wagonseller, Associate Principal Amy Brown, Principal Michael Mukai, Director of Student Services John Basta and Safety & Security Specialist Brad Adams view the solar eclipse on Monday afternoon.

A total eclipse of the sun

“In my experience, tardiness and skipping are issues that might not have consistent consequences,” said Jensen. This inconsistency in consequences has led to the large amount of slips in Ms. Jensen’s tardy slip box.

Is WS too soft on students?

Springing ahead

Springing ahead

Students vs staff tradition: whats behind the hoops?

Students vs staff tradition: what’s behind the hoops?

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A pawsitive snapshot
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Icy Mariah Eisman
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From Washington to Charlottesville to Richmond
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Henna Club creates a community through art
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All smiles for Myles Raupp
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Keira Walker changes the lunch line
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Talent show stuns with return
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Lights, camera, “Piccolo”

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