All posts tagged "Julia Caruso"
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Halloween in the Woods 2016
Woodland held yet another successful Halloween on October 31. Dressing up remained a senior privilege with costumes ranging from Donald Trump and his wall to the...
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ECE Environmental and Zoology explore Litchfield bird sanctuary
On Friday, October 14, Lisa Croce and Jill Blasi escorted Woodland’s own ECE Environmental and Zoology classes to study at the Livingston Ripley Waterfowl Conservancy in...
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Cross Country Senior Night
The Cross Country team had a successful senior night on Wednesday, October 11. Seniors that took their last lap around the track included Meredith Dyckman,...
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Woodland Girls’ Basketball Heads to States
Photo Credit: Steve Montambault and Julia Caruso Let’s talk about the Woodland Girl’s Basketball Team. The team hasn’t been a large topic of conversation for the...
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Pep Rally Photos 2016
Photos by Julia Caruso Story by Taylor Amore For the second year in a row, Pep Rally was a month after Spirit Week, but the...
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Girls Basketball Takes Naugy
The Woodland Girls Basketball team held a great game against Naugatuck on Wednesday, December 14. They held a consistent ten point lead over the team, and...
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Jenn DaSilva: Woodland Student Goes Global
She stands in front of her church stage. Five year old Jenn Dasilva’s small hands are barely grasp the microphone. The traditional folk song, sung...
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Hawks Take the Loss but Stand Together
Friday, November 26, marked the end of football season for the Woodland Hawks after losing an intense game against Seymour. The boys had a fantastic season,...
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Girls Get Tough for Powderpuff
Spirit Week has commenced. Woodland gathered on the football field to watch Junior and Senior girls participate in the annual Powder Puff game on November...
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The Men Behind the Uniforms
Guy DiMichele, Army, Korean War “I traveled the world. I went to Africa, from Africa to England, England to Germany, Germany to France. I remember,...
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Kayleigh Huk’s Chemistry Fascination
A typical freshman entering high school is nervous, disoriented and confused. Although they have gotten used to the heavily structured schedule of middle school, the new freedoms of high...
