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When you walk in the doors freshmen year the idea of four years seems overwhelming. New teachers, new classes, and a new school. Graduation seems like it is an eternity away. Yet, here the class of 2013 stands four years later, only 18 days away from their graduation. After pep rallies, finals, dances, and APs
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Final scores put Freshmen class in first with 210 points, Sophomores in second with 170 points, Juniors in third place with 110 points, and Seniors in last place with 100 points. Trivia 1st place: Juniors with Jeffrey Lauck and Dan Johnson 2nd place: Seniors with Rex Sturdevant and Ian Chamenko 3rd place: Freshmen with
It’s that time of year again. AP exams are over, you’ve been accepted into college, and graduation is only weeks away. Your motivation drops and your drive to do just about anything disappears. At this point it is probably safe to diagnose you with…senioritis. Over the years this term has grown with its usage
Music is a passion and an interest for both freshman Zachary Crowell, and junior Jeffrey Lauck. When Crowell and Lauck heard of the idea of Woodlandstock from student council advisor, Christopher Tomlin, they thought it was the perfect way for them to combine their love for music and their involvement in the Woodland Student Council
Whether or not a book can really be done justice on the big screen is always a source for an argument. Baz Luhrmann tried to prove people wrong when he took on the great American classic, The Great Gatsby, and brought it to the big screen. The hugely renowned classic over the years has been
Months preparing all for one day, all for one exam, and all for one exemption—at least students hope. AP classes are a great way for high school students to receive college credit for work done while they are still in high school. No matter what AP class a student takes, it takes a great deal
On Tuesday, April 30th Woodland Juniors and Seniors took time out of their B Block class to attend a presentation put together by Whitney Stow for her senior project. “I did a texting and driving awareness,” stated Stow. “I also had a guy from Survive the Drive come and give a presentation. Then I have
In just one year drivers aged 16 to 24 were involved in 28 percent of all drunk-driving accidents. However, people aged 16 to 24 only make up 14 percent of the nation’s overall population. In an attempt to make teens more aware of the risks of drunk driving senior, Makenzie White has made it her
On Monday, April 22nd Woodland’s Student Council decided to step outside their regular senate meeting and meet at Matthies Park instead. Here officers, students, and senators alike gathered to celebrate Earth Day by hosting the first annual Earth Day Cleanup. “Today we are doing our first Earth Day Cleanup. We are going to be
