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- Theme: "Unexpected"
Adviser: Erica Brockmoller
Editor: Alexsandra Guevara-Andrade & Miranda Gomez
Walsworth representative: Greg AdamsIn their own words:
"We are tameable, breakable, touchable, conventional, traditional, apologetic, expected. Expect us to be paralleled, fearful, bendable, avoidable, shakeable"
- Theme: "Unexpected"
Adviser: Erica Brockmoller
Editor: Alexsandra Guevara-Andrade & Miranda Gomez
Walsworth representative: Greg AdamsIn their own words:
"We are tameable, breakable, touchable, conventional, traditional, apologetic, expected. Expect us to be paralleled, fearful, bendable, avoidable, shakeable"
- Theme: "Not Yet Written"
Adviser: Valerie Cook
Editors: Mo Browne, Anna Golian, Annie Stevens
Walsworth representative: John KelleyIn their own words:
"The last few years have felt like a rough draft. Something a certain pandemic shall we say, left everything a bit off...But just like any great story, it started with a hook...the truth is, it all begins with an outline. A foundation. Shakespeare never had to deal with hotspots, did he? But despite the setbacks, we kept the vision...our high school experience is full of stories..."
- Theme: "Not Yet Written"
Adviser: Valerie Cook
Editors: Mo Browne, Anna Golian, Annie Stevens
Walsworth representative: John KelleyIn their own words:
"The last few years have felt like a rough draft. Something a certain pandemic shall we say, left everything a bit off...But just like any great story, it started with a hook...the truth is, it all begins with an outline. A foundation. Shakespeare never had to deal with hotspots, did he? But despite the setbacks, we kept the vision...our high school experience is full of stories..."
- Theme: "Run It Back"
Adviser: Joanna Chadwick
Editors: Zara Thomas, Cooper Chadwick, Agness Mbezi
Walsworth representative: John KelleyIn their own words:
"Let's run it. We spent Friday nights covered in paint and dragged ourselves out of bed on Monday mornings. Hold up - is today a green day or a white day? Let's check Saturn. We lost our friends when half the school showed up to Homecoming, but our dance circle still went hard. Yet, when Sam Sam and Marina Loera took the floor, time seemed to stop. We just need to take a breath and look back at what we had. What we did, where we were. Get ready to run it back."
- Theme: "Run It Back"
Adviser: Joanna Chadwick
Editors: Zara Thomas, Cooper Chadwick, Agness Mbezi
Walsworth representative: John KelleyIn their own words:
"Let's run it. We spent Friday nights covered in paint and dragged ourselves out of bed on Monday mornings. Hold up - is today a green day or a white day? Let's check Saturn. We lost our friends when half the school showed up to Homecoming, but our dance circle still went hard. Yet, when Sam Sam and Marina Loera took the floor, time seemed to stop. We just need to take a breath and look back at what we had. What we did, where we were. Get ready to run it back."
- Theme: "What If We Told You..."
Adviser: Nicki Wagner
Editors: Ben Kershaw, Zoe Yim, Haylee Cox, Claire Albright
Walsworth representative: Tracy TuleyIn their own words:
"What if cellphones got banned in class found with their phones out go them taken away. What if the elevator was broken for the majority of the first quarter which closed one of the main stairwells. What if the new athletic center opening and was named the WAC after a student vote. What if we told you..."
- Theme: "What If We Told You..."
Adviser: Nicki Wagner
Editors: Ben Kershaw, Zoe Yim, Haylee Cox, Claire Albright
Walsworth representative: Tracy TuleyIn their own words:
"What if cellphones got banned in class found with their phones out go them taken away. What if the elevator was broken for the majority of the first quarter which closed one of the main stairwells. What if the new athletic center opening and was named the WAC after a student vote. What if we told you..."
- Theme: "Sounds Like Us"
Adviser: Susan Massy
Editor: Katie Burke
Walsworth representative: John KelleyIn their own words:
"There's a lot about us you don't know. And a lot that we don't know either. Because we're still figuring it out. Sure, we crave peer-validation. We take immaturity to the next level. And we have the attention span of a puppy. But this isn't the whole story."
"Maybe we are the ones who pursue passions without fear of judgement. The ones who know how to navigate the intricacies of a woke generation. Does that sound like us? Maybe?"- Theme: "Sounds Like Us"
Adviser: Susan Massy
Editor: Katie Burke
Walsworth representative: John KelleyIn their own words:
"There's a lot about us you don't know. And a lot that we don't know either. Because we're still figuring it out. Sure, we crave peer-validation. We take immaturity to the next level. And we have the attention span of a puppy. But this isn't the whole story."
"Maybe we are the ones who pursue passions without fear of judgement. The ones who know how to navigate the intricacies of a woke generation. Does that sound like us? Maybe?"
- Adviser: Becky Tate
Editor: Rylie Peterson
Walsworth representative: John KelleyIn their own words
"It's understood that we just get it. We shared experiences that shaped who we are today. We remember growing up and seeing friends get frustrated when they couldn't master that one Wii sports game. Being nine-years-old trying to figure out what 8/7 central meant trying to catch the newest release of the Descendants movie series on Disney Channel. Balancing our iPad chargers in just the right position to get it to charge. And we were devastated when we learned that our parents' names weren't actually "Mom" and "Dad". We get the picture. We're the "lazy" school, the "bad at sports" school, the "old" school, but dig deeper. Our Noche De Baile, an event hosted by SM North's International Club took place on March 8. Our BPA team took first place at state and went to Anaheim, Calif. for Nationals on April 26-30. We hosted our North Relays on May 5, an annual event put on by SM North for 74 years. But it's not about what they see, it's about what we know. We are North."- Adviser: Becky Tate
Editor: Rylie Peterson
Walsworth representative: John KelleyIn their own words
"It's understood that we just get it. We shared experiences that shaped who we are today. We remember growing up and seeing friends get frustrated when they couldn't master that one Wii sports game. Being nine-years-old trying to figure out what 8/7 central meant trying to catch the newest release of the Descendants movie series on Disney Channel. Balancing our iPad chargers in just the right position to get it to charge. And we were devastated when we learned that our parents' names weren't actually "Mom" and "Dad". We get the picture. We're the "lazy" school, the "bad at sports" school, the "old" school, but dig deeper. Our Noche De Baile, an event hosted by SM North's International Club took place on March 8. Our BPA team took first place at state and went to Anaheim, Calif. for Nationals on April 26-30. We hosted our North Relays on May 5, an annual event put on by SM North for 74 years. But it's not about what they see, it's about what we know. We are North."
- Theme: "Standing Out"
Adviser: Mark Hilburn
Walsworth representative: Greg AdamsIn their own words
"Faculty. Academics. Students. Culture. Some may say this is what sets Millard West apart, but what truly sets Millard West apart is so much more. A year of changes and many firsts set the stage for a year to be remembered, a year that would stand out from the rest. Behind the closed doors, with the 2,260 students sitting in their chairs, there is one thing that stays constant through it all, we stand out."- Theme: "Standing Out"
Adviser: Mark Hilburn
Walsworth representative: Greg AdamsIn their own words
"Faculty. Academics. Students. Culture. Some may say this is what sets Millard West apart, but what truly sets Millard West apart is so much more. A year of changes and many firsts set the stage for a year to be remembered, a year that would stand out from the rest. Behind the closed doors, with the 2,260 students sitting in their chairs, there is one thing that stays constant through it all, we stand out."
- Adviser: Yaryzza Lira
Editor: Summer Lario & Blanca Ramos
Walsworth representative: Jill Chittum-MJEIn their own words
"Wait, something's different here...there's a lion in a glass case at the front of the building? People are shaking mannequin heads on sticks? Students spent 24 hours at the school beating an oil drum before a football game? Yeah, it's just how we do it at McKinney High. We touched the lion at the front of the school before travelling to state competitions. Headhunters led our student section at pep rallies and games. We're the original. We do it different."- Adviser: Yaryzza Lira
Editor: Summer Lario & Blanca Ramos
Walsworth representative: Jill Chittum-MJEIn their own words
"Wait, something's different here...there's a lion in a glass case at the front of the building? People are shaking mannequin heads on sticks? Students spent 24 hours at the school beating an oil drum before a football game? Yeah, it's just how we do it at McKinney High. We touched the lion at the front of the school before travelling to state competitions. Headhunters led our student section at pep rallies and games. We're the original. We do it different."
- Adviser: Monica Rodriguez
Editor: Ava Burke & Chiara Zecchini
Walsworth representatives: Veronika Levine, CJEIn their own words
"This right here is not your typical high school yearbook. It's not just a collection of pictures and names that are laid out along countless pages. This is our story. It's all right here. Moments matter most. From the big ones like the boys varsity soccer team bringing home the gold from states. To small ones like bringing floaties during Sprit Weeks. We wrote the story of our year."- Adviser: Monica Rodriguez
Editor: Ava Burke & Chiara Zecchini
Walsworth representatives: Veronika Levine, CJEIn their own words
"This right here is not your typical high school yearbook. It's not just a collection of pictures and names that are laid out along countless pages. This is our story. It's all right here. Moments matter most. From the big ones like the boys varsity soccer team bringing home the gold from states. To small ones like bringing floaties during Sprit Weeks. We wrote the story of our year."
- Theme: "Who Knew?"
Adviser: Sarah Lerner
Editor: Yael Weinfeld
Walsworth representative: Veronika Levine - CJEIn their own words:
"We know that high school isn't really what the movies show. Prom. Homecoming. Football games.
But let's be real, what truly mattered were all of the little moments of unexpected significance. Who knew that moment you saw pinnacle turn bright green after bustin your butt all quarter would mean so much.
Or when you realized you culd have done the extra credit to bring your grade up to an A. When you're crying to your teachder so she'll bump you from an 89 to a 90.
Who knew that the year would go by as fast as it did? Or that we'd actually want time to slow down?
Did you know that we accomplished more this year than we ever could have imagined? And that we have established a legacy for years to come?"- Theme: "Who Knew?"
Adviser: Sarah Lerner
Editor: Yael Weinfeld
Walsworth representative: Veronika Levine - CJEIn their own words:
"We know that high school isn't really what the movies show. Prom. Homecoming. Football games.
But let's be real, what truly mattered were all of the little moments of unexpected significance. Who knew that moment you saw pinnacle turn bright green after bustin your butt all quarter would mean so much.
Or when you realized you culd have done the extra credit to bring your grade up to an A. When you're crying to your teachder so she'll bump you from an 89 to a 90.
Who knew that the year would go by as fast as it did? Or that we'd actually want time to slow down?
Did you know that we accomplished more this year than we ever could have imagined? And that we have established a legacy for years to come?"
- Theme: "We Are Everything You See"
Adviser: Ronna Sparks-Woodward - MJE
Editor: Abby Agnew
Walsworth representative: John KelleyIn their own words:
"It's the football team's new signs that line the fieldhouse entrance. '#BULLDONTCARE'
When you hear before you see Mateo Navarro and the band in the morning marching down Eagle Avenue.
That first spirit week of the year when Dr. Precious Kurth shows up in her newest 'fit during your lunch shift fulfilling her role as the most creative principal on Earth.
Pulling up to HOCO to find Ethan Zawaski with AP Gov teacher Kurt Gates' pocket constitution in hand."- Theme: "We Are Everything You See"
Adviser: Ronna Sparks-Woodward - MJE
Editor: Abby Agnew
Walsworth representative: John KelleyIn their own words:
"It's the football team's new signs that line the fieldhouse entrance. '#BULLDONTCARE'
When you hear before you see Mateo Navarro and the band in the morning marching down Eagle Avenue.
That first spirit week of the year when Dr. Precious Kurth shows up in her newest 'fit during your lunch shift fulfilling her role as the most creative principal on Earth.
Pulling up to HOCO to find Ethan Zawaski with AP Gov teacher Kurt Gates' pocket constitution in hand."
- Theme: "Red Letter Days"
Advisers: Leland Mallett - CJE, and Rachel Dearinger
Editor: Raylee Mallett
Walsworth representative: Jill Chittum - MJEIn their own words:
"What's a 'Red Letter Day' anyway? They're those days that have deeper meaning.
The days on the calendar marked in big, red letters. Days you won't forget.
Days you'll remember, like Aug. 1, when you had full band practice outside in the 100-degree heat, or Aug. 22, when Mansfield ISD shut down all technology because of a cyber attack.
These are the days we will remember. These are our "Red Letter Days."- Theme: "Red Letter Days"
Advisers: Leland Mallett - CJE, and Rachel Dearinger
Editor: Raylee Mallett
Walsworth representative: Jill Chittum - MJEIn their own words:
"What's a 'Red Letter Day' anyway? They're those days that have deeper meaning.
The days on the calendar marked in big, red letters. Days you won't forget.
Days you'll remember, like Aug. 1, when you had full band practice outside in the 100-degree heat, or Aug. 22, when Mansfield ISD shut down all technology because of a cyber attack.
These are the days we will remember. These are our "Red Letter Days."
- Theme: "Let's Be Real"
Adviser: Karla Sprague
Editors: Kennedy Barnes, Allison McAdams
Walsworth representative: Jenny Whightsil - CJEIn their own words:
"Let's be real. We've realized that getting a grade isn't the only reason we come to school anymore.
When we saw our friend had the same class as us, we knew algebra wasn't going to be that bad. We completed our required community service hours. We felt confused when we actually enjoyed our required reading English class.
We went to pep rallies and yelled, and the juniors won the spirit stick for being the loudest. Some of us were frustrated that admin squashed our attempts to mentally intimidate our opponents every. single. game.
But let's be real... we made the most of our 8 unexcused absences, made the grade (or not) and made the best of our 180 days at HBHS."- Theme: "Let's Be Real"
Adviser: Karla Sprague
Editors: Kennedy Barnes, Allison McAdams
Walsworth representative: Jenny Whightsil - CJEIn their own words:
"Let's be real. We've realized that getting a grade isn't the only reason we come to school anymore.
When we saw our friend had the same class as us, we knew algebra wasn't going to be that bad. We completed our required community service hours. We felt confused when we actually enjoyed our required reading English class.
We went to pep rallies and yelled, and the juniors won the spirit stick for being the loudest. Some of us were frustrated that admin squashed our attempts to mentally intimidate our opponents every. single. game.
But let's be real... we made the most of our 8 unexcused absences, made the grade (or not) and made the best of our 180 days at HBHS."
- Theme: ""
Adviser: Benjamin Langevin
Walsworth representative: Tracy de la Feuilliez - CJEIn their own words
"Above all else, Oviedo is a community. Orange and black. Blood rushes through our veins and screams O-Town. It is tradition to stand crammed side-by-side at pep rallies, booing the freshmen, really whenever and wherever they can, we stand tall, but do you expect any different? Everyone else knows Oviedo. We live in their heads, rent-free. We boast our name, with our loud roars and burning tradition. We are renowned, a cut above the rest. We hear about our sports, our academics, our events, and our spirit. Spirit so loud, we broke our brand new tables. We are district champs for football, swimming, volleyball - and that's just in the fall. Our reputation is known, and we rise above it. We are above all else. We will still be be Oviedo in 100 more years. We have stood the test of time, and we will remain. Who knows what is to come? No one can truly tell what the future will hold, but one thing stays for certain. We will be Oviedo. As the class of 2023 graduates, they will carry on Oviedo's torch and shine their light anywhere else they go. "Cheers to 100 years" has been our motto, from August to May. So, here's to OHS. Cheers to 100 years and 100 more to come."- Theme: ""
Adviser: Benjamin Langevin
Walsworth representative: Tracy de la Feuilliez - CJEIn their own words
"Above all else, Oviedo is a community. Orange and black. Blood rushes through our veins and screams O-Town. It is tradition to stand crammed side-by-side at pep rallies, booing the freshmen, really whenever and wherever they can, we stand tall, but do you expect any different? Everyone else knows Oviedo. We live in their heads, rent-free. We boast our name, with our loud roars and burning tradition. We are renowned, a cut above the rest. We hear about our sports, our academics, our events, and our spirit. Spirit so loud, we broke our brand new tables. We are district champs for football, swimming, volleyball - and that's just in the fall. Our reputation is known, and we rise above it. We are above all else. We will still be be Oviedo in 100 more years. We have stood the test of time, and we will remain. Who knows what is to come? No one can truly tell what the future will hold, but one thing stays for certain. We will be Oviedo. As the class of 2023 graduates, they will carry on Oviedo's torch and shine their light anywhere else they go. "Cheers to 100 years" has been our motto, from August to May. So, here's to OHS. Cheers to 100 years and 100 more to come."
- Theme: "To Be"
Adviser: Sara E. Gonzales
Editor: Yvette Garcia & Gabriella Leighton
Walsworth representative: Paula Griffin & Davis GambleIn their own words
"Here, bumper to bumper traffic on Stockdick School Road may bore you before class has even begun. Joining the swarm of students outside the doors at 6:44am, you wait anxiously to get inside, away from the humidity that works its way through your picture-perfect curls to just wipe away the hours worth of work you put in to get it just right.... It's here that these stories will be told. It's here they will be laid out to be in bold. Here, the crowded classes overflow into cramped halls as the final bell rings and students rush to get home. Exhausted students push past one another to make it to their final destination. Taking the bus, their car, or using the sidewalks to get home. The blackbox is filled with stage props and costumes as Ian and others run to their rehearsals for attention. He is the one of the students who calls home here."- Theme: "To Be"
Adviser: Sara E. Gonzales
Editor: Yvette Garcia & Gabriella Leighton
Walsworth representative: Paula Griffin & Davis GambleIn their own words
"Here, bumper to bumper traffic on Stockdick School Road may bore you before class has even begun. Joining the swarm of students outside the doors at 6:44am, you wait anxiously to get inside, away from the humidity that works its way through your picture-perfect curls to just wipe away the hours worth of work you put in to get it just right.... It's here that these stories will be told. It's here they will be laid out to be in bold. Here, the crowded classes overflow into cramped halls as the final bell rings and students rush to get home. Exhausted students push past one another to make it to their final destination. Taking the bus, their car, or using the sidewalks to get home. The blackbox is filled with stage props and costumes as Ian and others run to their rehearsals for attention. He is the one of the students who calls home here."
- Theme: "You Wish!"
Adviser: Brit Taylor - CJE
Editors: Alexis Izaguirre, Sarena Wilkerson
Walsworth representative: Tracy de la Feuilliez - CJEIn their own words:
"We wish. No really, we wish everybody could feel the thrum of students in our afternoon pep rallies.
Frasca listing awards, wins and trophies in the morning announcements and the 'And as always, go Huskies' that follows those mornings just hits different.
Nothing compares to the masses of spirited students on dress up days, onesies and hates that would make anyone jealous."- Theme: "You Wish!"
Adviser: Brit Taylor - CJE
Editors: Alexis Izaguirre, Sarena Wilkerson
Walsworth representative: Tracy de la Feuilliez - CJEIn their own words:
"We wish. No really, we wish everybody could feel the thrum of students in our afternoon pep rallies.
Frasca listing awards, wins and trophies in the morning announcements and the 'And as always, go Huskies' that follows those mornings just hits different.
Nothing compares to the masses of spirited students on dress up days, onesies and hates that would make anyone jealous."
- Theme: "All for the P"
Adviser: Christina Porcelli
Editors: Remi Aylesworth, Haley Black, Annabelle Chalmers, Addison Gear, Anna Kadet & Eleanor Kim
Walsworth representative: Krista LofstromIn their own words
"Not just a hand symbol. It's our lingo. Not just black and gold. Colors that define us. We know who we are and we are proud of it. We are proud...not afraid to be seen. Our presence is known...Student section's cheers and screams drown out our opponents. Powering us to our victiories. You could say we bring the rush!"- Theme: "All for the P"
Adviser: Christina Porcelli
Editors: Remi Aylesworth, Haley Black, Annabelle Chalmers, Addison Gear, Anna Kadet & Eleanor Kim
Walsworth representative: Krista LofstromIn their own words
"Not just a hand symbol. It's our lingo. Not just black and gold. Colors that define us. We know who we are and we are proud of it. We are proud...not afraid to be seen. Our presence is known...Student section's cheers and screams drown out our opponents. Powering us to our victiories. You could say we bring the rush!"
- Theme: "Look at us Now"
Adviser: Catie Schwartzman
Editor: Sadie Scheiner
Walsworth representative: Nelson LopezIn their own words:
"After what felt like an endless summer, August 18 came quickly, and students and teachers looked out at a renewed campus.
We searched for our friends in the halls, we marveled at the ever-growing new building, and we met our new teachers.
There was so much to be excited about - like the opening of the new Center for Student Life on Oct. 8, a new season of sports, homecoming week, Halloween, the World Cup and more.
Look at us - we are proud. We were not only acheiving our goals, but finding ourselves in the process."- Theme: "Look at us Now"
Adviser: Catie Schwartzman
Editor: Sadie Scheiner
Walsworth representative: Nelson LopezIn their own words:
"After what felt like an endless summer, August 18 came quickly, and students and teachers looked out at a renewed campus.
We searched for our friends in the halls, we marveled at the ever-growing new building, and we met our new teachers.
There was so much to be excited about - like the opening of the new Center for Student Life on Oct. 8, a new season of sports, homecoming week, Halloween, the World Cup and more.
Look at us - we are proud. We were not only acheiving our goals, but finding ourselves in the process."
- Theme: "For Real"
Adviser: Audra Herrera
Editors: Ellis Preston, Patricia Gellekanao
Walsworth representative: Erin StoskopfIn their own words:
"For some time, it felt like things were only going downhill. We didn't have any home games. Turf melting on the football players? It didn't seem real.
We weren't even allowed in the library for months. Every time we wanted to use the restrooom we had to wander the halls looking for one that was open. And the cafeteria lines felt endless!
It seemed like everything was pulling our attention: BeReals, the World Cup, and the crowds on the Quad. Even with all of this, we tried to make the most of what we got.
With a year like that, you were being fr."- Theme: "For Real"
Adviser: Audra Herrera
Editors: Ellis Preston, Patricia Gellekanao
Walsworth representative: Erin StoskopfIn their own words:
"For some time, it felt like things were only going downhill. We didn't have any home games. Turf melting on the football players? It didn't seem real.
We weren't even allowed in the library for months. Every time we wanted to use the restrooom we had to wander the halls looking for one that was open. And the cafeteria lines felt endless!
It seemed like everything was pulling our attention: BeReals, the World Cup, and the crowds on the Quad. Even with all of this, we tried to make the most of what we got.
With a year like that, you were being fr."
- Theme: "What Happens Along the Way"
Adviser: Carly Gates
Editors: Brighton Moffitt, Faith Parkinson
Walsworth representative: Veronika Levine - CJEIn their own words:
"My sneakers dig into the dry, crunchy grass of the field, as I run to my waiting team to practice our chant of the season.
I lift my hands into the air, lightly leaning against the other soccer players with my shoulders, reaching inside the middle of the circle. 'Jaguars on three.'
Palms touch backs of hands. We bounce our arms in time to the chant; not perfectly synchronized, not needing to be. 'One, two, three.'
I look around the circle, my eyes meet other eyes, every player smiles. 'Go Jagz!' Our hands lift into the air.
We are a product of change built through every moment."- Theme: "What Happens Along the Way"
Adviser: Carly Gates
Editors: Brighton Moffitt, Faith Parkinson
Walsworth representative: Veronika Levine - CJEIn their own words:
"My sneakers dig into the dry, crunchy grass of the field, as I run to my waiting team to practice our chant of the season.
I lift my hands into the air, lightly leaning against the other soccer players with my shoulders, reaching inside the middle of the circle. 'Jaguars on three.'
Palms touch backs of hands. We bounce our arms in time to the chant; not perfectly synchronized, not needing to be. 'One, two, three.'
I look around the circle, my eyes meet other eyes, every player smiles. 'Go Jagz!' Our hands lift into the air.
We are a product of change built through every moment."
- Theme: "Next Level"
Adviser: Laurel Wicke
Editors: Charlotte Jones, Sadie Weborg
Walsworth representative: Andrew RossIn their own words:
"There is no exit button. This time, there are no excuses.
For the first time, in a very long time, we're back to normal, but it's better than normal. We finally get to experience everything we've missed.
That fall social? Totally got the costume ready! That field trip? Mom, sign here please, and pack a lunch. It's time to take it to the next level. So take that risk! We can finally ask out that person we've been simpuing over for who knows how long. Try out for that team! Learn that instrument!
But...what if you fail? What if you play the wrong note during the big concert, or miss your cue during the play?
What if you fall in front of everyone and drop your stuff everywhere? What if your crush rejects you? What if you bomb the test you've been studying for?
Maybe you fail. Or maybe you win."- Theme: "Next Level"
Adviser: Laurel Wicke
Editors: Charlotte Jones, Sadie Weborg
Walsworth representative: Andrew RossIn their own words:
"There is no exit button. This time, there are no excuses.
For the first time, in a very long time, we're back to normal, but it's better than normal. We finally get to experience everything we've missed.
That fall social? Totally got the costume ready! That field trip? Mom, sign here please, and pack a lunch. It's time to take it to the next level. So take that risk! We can finally ask out that person we've been simpuing over for who knows how long. Try out for that team! Learn that instrument!
But...what if you fail? What if you play the wrong note during the big concert, or miss your cue during the play?
What if you fall in front of everyone and drop your stuff everywhere? What if your crush rejects you? What if you bomb the test you've been studying for?
Maybe you fail. Or maybe you win."
- Theme: "Best One Yet"
Advisers: Brandi Porter, Michelle Shue
Editor: Grace Jacobs
Walsworth representative: Carolyn Henderson - CJEIn their own words:
"All the ones before. It was not the best of circumstances for the graduating class of 2023. We began as normal freshman but spring brought unprecedented changes.
The disruptions made our class a better one. We learned to adjust. We learned independence. We learned to prioritize what really matters in life.
We struggled with many things on top of typical teenage troubles. Masks, hybrid and birtual just to name a few. Yet, we pressed on.
The world will soon know the ways we overcame and lessons we learned.
And that Davie County War Eagles Always Win.- Theme: "Best One Yet"
Advisers: Brandi Porter, Michelle Shue
Editor: Grace Jacobs
Walsworth representative: Carolyn Henderson - CJEIn their own words:
"All the ones before. It was not the best of circumstances for the graduating class of 2023. We began as normal freshman but spring brought unprecedented changes.
The disruptions made our class a better one. We learned to adjust. We learned independence. We learned to prioritize what really matters in life.
We struggled with many things on top of typical teenage troubles. Masks, hybrid and birtual just to name a few. Yet, we pressed on.
The world will soon know the ways we overcame and lessons we learned.
And that Davie County War Eagles Always Win.
- Theme: "Nuthin' But a Good Time"
Adviser: Tiffany Kopcak
Walsworth representatives: Brian and Shelby FlammIn their own words:
"Normality has returned. Pep Rallies, Talon Tailgating, homecoming, the senior run — all the events that haven't been able to happen over the past few years — are back.
We dove in head first, hoping for the best. The mounds of homework to keep up with Tlumack's AP Lang reading and Spicer's APUSH notes, burnout from performing in both fall and spring plays, the struggle to find some time to relax between classes, to attend club meetings, and practices every day after school on new fields are what seems to take up all of our time.
Ready for the fun to begin, we experiment with the new hour-long lunch and all the labs that we weren't able to do for years because of the fear of getting each other sick. Connections were made as we collaborated on classwork.
These are the little moments that make you want to leave summer behind for just a second, and go back to your favorite classroom, laughing with your friends and making inside jokes with your favorite teachers.
Life and high school are what you make of it, and we want to make it nothin' but a good time."- Theme: "Nuthin' But a Good Time"
Adviser: Tiffany Kopcak
Walsworth representatives: Brian and Shelby FlammIn their own words:
"Normality has returned. Pep Rallies, Talon Tailgating, homecoming, the senior run — all the events that haven't been able to happen over the past few years — are back.
We dove in head first, hoping for the best. The mounds of homework to keep up with Tlumack's AP Lang reading and Spicer's APUSH notes, burnout from performing in both fall and spring plays, the struggle to find some time to relax between classes, to attend club meetings, and practices every day after school on new fields are what seems to take up all of our time.
Ready for the fun to begin, we experiment with the new hour-long lunch and all the labs that we weren't able to do for years because of the fear of getting each other sick. Connections were made as we collaborated on classwork.
These are the little moments that make you want to leave summer behind for just a second, and go back to your favorite classroom, laughing with your friends and making inside jokes with your favorite teachers.
Life and high school are what you make of it, and we want to make it nothin' but a good time."
- Adviser: Pamela Mann
Editor: Caroline Deir
Walsworth representative: Carolyn HendersonIn their own words
"It's 7:35, the drop off line is packed. Cars swerve around cones and concrete barriers while students dodge oncoming traffic. Are you serious?! Students scramble to grab ID's from backpacks, spilling notebooks and pencils while Mr. Kirby smiles and waits patiently. Do I even have it? And then it hits us — this is life every day for the next year. We have to think... is this really happening? Everything we thought was chaotic this year becomes overshadowed by the never ending mayhem of the Bald 4 Bucks assembly. Look at all these baldies! We gather in the gym for one last assembly with our seniors, saying goodbye and celebrating what the next year has in store. Someone grab the tissues. With the school year almost done, we have to accept that...yeah that just happened!"- Adviser: Pamela Mann
Editor: Caroline Deir
Walsworth representative: Carolyn HendersonIn their own words
"It's 7:35, the drop off line is packed. Cars swerve around cones and concrete barriers while students dodge oncoming traffic. Are you serious?! Students scramble to grab ID's from backpacks, spilling notebooks and pencils while Mr. Kirby smiles and waits patiently. Do I even have it? And then it hits us — this is life every day for the next year. We have to think... is this really happening? Everything we thought was chaotic this year becomes overshadowed by the never ending mayhem of the Bald 4 Bucks assembly. Look at all these baldies! We gather in the gym for one last assembly with our seniors, saying goodbye and celebrating what the next year has in store. Someone grab the tissues. With the school year almost done, we have to accept that...yeah that just happened!"
- Adviser: Alexis Bailey
Editor: Olivia Alaska & Elizabeth Schechner
Walsworth representative: Andrew RossIn their own words
"It's 7:35, the drop off line is packed. Cars swerve around cones and concrete barriers while students dodge oncoming traffic. Are you serious?! Students scramble to grab ID's from backpacks, spilling notebooks and pencils while Mr. Kirby smiles and waits patiently. Do I even have it? And then it hits us — this is life every day for the next year. We have to think... is this really happening? Everything we thought was chaotic this year becomes overshadowed by the never ending mayhem of the Bald 4 Bucks assembly. Look at all these baldies! We gather in the gym for one last assembly with our seniors, saying goodbye and celebrating what the next year has in store. Someone grab the tissues. With the school year almost done, we have to accept that...yeah that just happened!"- Adviser: Alexis Bailey
Editor: Olivia Alaska & Elizabeth Schechner
Walsworth representative: Andrew RossIn their own words
"It's 7:35, the drop off line is packed. Cars swerve around cones and concrete barriers while students dodge oncoming traffic. Are you serious?! Students scramble to grab ID's from backpacks, spilling notebooks and pencils while Mr. Kirby smiles and waits patiently. Do I even have it? And then it hits us — this is life every day for the next year. We have to think... is this really happening? Everything we thought was chaotic this year becomes overshadowed by the never ending mayhem of the Bald 4 Bucks assembly. Look at all these baldies! We gather in the gym for one last assembly with our seniors, saying goodbye and celebrating what the next year has in store. Someone grab the tissues. With the school year almost done, we have to accept that...yeah that just happened!"
- Adviser: Darren Thomas
Editors: Yvette Cazares, Kaylie Shippy, Shruti Saxena, Kyla Heaney & Nolan Hodge
Walsworth representative: Carlos GironIn their own words
"It's habitual now; we're back into a routine. Through all our pain and struggles, we've learned to adapt. Despite the shakiness in our hands, we stand tall with courage although some days may feel heavier than the rest, we take this weight and use it as fuel, as inspiration to keep striving for excellence. Growing together, we found ourselves through unit and gained the wisdom to realize that no matter WHAT happens, whatever path we choose to take, we will always come out stronger."- Adviser: Darren Thomas
Editors: Yvette Cazares, Kaylie Shippy, Shruti Saxena, Kyla Heaney & Nolan Hodge
Walsworth representative: Carlos GironIn their own words
"It's habitual now; we're back into a routine. Through all our pain and struggles, we've learned to adapt. Despite the shakiness in our hands, we stand tall with courage although some days may feel heavier than the rest, we take this weight and use it as fuel, as inspiration to keep striving for excellence. Growing together, we found ourselves through unit and gained the wisdom to realize that no matter WHAT happens, whatever path we choose to take, we will always come out stronger."
- Theme: "Ask Anyone"
Advisers: Kim White, Jim McCrossen
Editors: Lauryn Burbach, Sophia Connolly, Gracyn Haney, Grace Bowling
Walsworth representative: John KelleyIn their own words:
"We know everything. Well...maybe we don't, but isn't high school the time to figure that out?
And even though we may not be sure why our chemistry itration isn't turning the exact shade of light pink it's supposed to or how to quote sandwhiches in our 'Lord of the Flies' essay, but we do know what it's like to be a teenager in 2023.
Just ask any other generation, and they don't know what it's like to have club meetings over Zoom. Or constantly refresh their Instagram feed watching the like count slowly tick up after a post. And no one else, recently has gone to school during a pandemic.
We still scream until our voices are hoarse when football wins a game. We still stress over that C on our geometry test. And we all know what it's like to question who we are.
Ask anyone, it's called being a teen, and it's no different at our school. But here's what is..."- Theme: "Ask Anyone"
Advisers: Kim White, Jim McCrossen
Editors: Lauryn Burbach, Sophia Connolly, Gracyn Haney, Grace Bowling
Walsworth representative: John KelleyIn their own words:
"We know everything. Well...maybe we don't, but isn't high school the time to figure that out?
And even though we may not be sure why our chemistry itration isn't turning the exact shade of light pink it's supposed to or how to quote sandwhiches in our 'Lord of the Flies' essay, but we do know what it's like to be a teenager in 2023.
Just ask any other generation, and they don't know what it's like to have club meetings over Zoom. Or constantly refresh their Instagram feed watching the like count slowly tick up after a post. And no one else, recently has gone to school during a pandemic.
We still scream until our voices are hoarse when football wins a game. We still stress over that C on our geometry test. And we all know what it's like to question who we are.
Ask anyone, it's called being a teen, and it's no different at our school. But here's what is..."
- Theme: "Now You See Me"
Adviser: Elizabeth Luna
Editors: Zoe Politis, Greta Banks Sexton, Nevaeh Brooks
Walsworth representative: Victoria NewmanIn their own words:
"We make an impact. See us grow in passion. I'm firm on teaching my guys to be accountable and coachable. Both are required to be successful at whatever they persue in life. I didn't come into the coaching field just for football.
I came to encourage students to live in their moment and not be afraid to show off who they really are."- Theme: "Now You See Me"
Adviser: Elizabeth Luna
Editors: Zoe Politis, Greta Banks Sexton, Nevaeh Brooks
Walsworth representative: Victoria NewmanIn their own words:
"We make an impact. See us grow in passion. I'm firm on teaching my guys to be accountable and coachable. Both are required to be successful at whatever they persue in life. I didn't come into the coaching field just for football.
I came to encourage students to live in their moment and not be afraid to show off who they really are."
- Adviser: Tucker Love
Editor: Gretchen Schmierer Knust & Jordyn Francis
Walsworth representative: John KelleyIn their own words
"I mean, we have D1 swim and rowing commits. Don't forget about junior Liam Roache going to Iowa for baseball. Seniors Broklynn Hato and Clare Bradley won debate nationals over the summer. We're home to the longest running Arabic program in the US — 30 years strong. Senior Hannah Gibson continues to beat her own records in track and cross country. Our girls basketball team ranked for the first time in 10 years and finished the regular season undefeated. Senior Alexander Maret founded the Math Buddies with the goal to help the community. So yeah, we're great."- Adviser: Tucker Love
Editor: Gretchen Schmierer Knust & Jordyn Francis
Walsworth representative: John KelleyIn their own words
"I mean, we have D1 swim and rowing commits. Don't forget about junior Liam Roache going to Iowa for baseball. Seniors Broklynn Hato and Clare Bradley won debate nationals over the summer. We're home to the longest running Arabic program in the US — 30 years strong. Senior Hannah Gibson continues to beat her own records in track and cross country. Our girls basketball team ranked for the first time in 10 years and finished the regular season undefeated. Senior Alexander Maret founded the Math Buddies with the goal to help the community. So yeah, we're great."
- Theme: "A+"
Adviser: Emily Pyeatt Arnold
Editor: Kaley Schabel
Walsworth representative: Jill Chittum - MJEIn their own words:
"We know we're the best. We're kinda over the top. Maybe even two extra at times...
Call it ego, call it confidence, nothin' wrong with that. But there's more. More than what you see. There's always more to the story.
Sorry, did we doo too much? Well. We're not done.
It may seem like that's all. But we just can't stop. And there's still more.
So when it's said and done. Do more. Go farther. Be the best. After all, Aledo we are A+"- Theme: "A+"
Adviser: Emily Pyeatt Arnold
Editor: Kaley Schabel
Walsworth representative: Jill Chittum - MJEIn their own words:
"We know we're the best. We're kinda over the top. Maybe even two extra at times...
Call it ego, call it confidence, nothin' wrong with that. But there's more. More than what you see. There's always more to the story.
Sorry, did we doo too much? Well. We're not done.
It may seem like that's all. But we just can't stop. And there's still more.
So when it's said and done. Do more. Go farther. Be the best. After all, Aledo we are A+"
- Adviser: Amy Morgan
Editor: Olivia Cairns & Taylin Hammes
Walsworth representative: John KelleyIn their own words
"Shhh...do you hear that? What's that sound? Must be Vikings. That's the sound of the Nordic Nasties cheering when the boys soccer team took home the regional trophy. That's the sound of the Black Student Union showing out to protest for what's right. That's the sound of the West Side Show playing on the projector during advisory. That's the sound of us. Because if there's one thing that we're good at, it's being loud. So...did you live out loud this year? We heard you at sporting events and laughing in the cafeteria. We heard your cheers at concerts and pep assemblies. So as you head to your summer job or college or wherever else life may lead you, don't forget to live out loud"- Adviser: Amy Morgan
Editor: Olivia Cairns & Taylin Hammes
Walsworth representative: John KelleyIn their own words
"Shhh...do you hear that? What's that sound? Must be Vikings. That's the sound of the Nordic Nasties cheering when the boys soccer team took home the regional trophy. That's the sound of the Black Student Union showing out to protest for what's right. That's the sound of the West Side Show playing on the projector during advisory. That's the sound of us. Because if there's one thing that we're good at, it's being loud. So...did you live out loud this year? We heard you at sporting events and laughing in the cafeteria. We heard your cheers at concerts and pep assemblies. So as you head to your summer job or college or wherever else life may lead you, don't forget to live out loud"
