There I stood, looking at the snow-covered peak, the flags of past groups staying on top, a constant reminder of others trips to the summit. Beside the flags lay the dead bodies of hikers who never made it down. I picked one of them up and ate it. I had baked Mount Everest. There was no snow, it was just shredded coconut. The dead hikers...

JROTC held a Veterans Day ceremony during first block on Nov. 9 around the flagpole in front of the school. Active military members and U.S. veterans were present as cadets raised the flag to the top and ceremoniously lowered it to half staff while, the “Star Spangled Banner” was sung. The cadets then performed the flag folding ceremony that is...

Sophomore Lauren Funkhouser wowed the crowd at the annual Talent Show on Nov. 8, taking the first place award. Funkhouser sang “Think of Me” from The Phantom of the Opera. Freshman Noa Doucette came second place as well as leaving the audience slightly emotional after playing violin to a clip of Pixar’s Up. There was a tie for third with...

What are the specific responsibilities that your job entails? “I am the lead administrator of school culture and school discipline, so anything that falls under that umbrella of PBIS, discipline referrals, discipline process falls under my umbrella.” Did you have any administrative experience before Wando? “Yes, this is my ninth year...

The year 2018 marks the centennial anniversary of the ending of the First World War. A nationwide commemoration took place on Nor. 11 at 11 a.m., to signify the moment the armistice was signed. Daniel Giddick, an AP United States History teacher, has been thoroughly involved in the organization of the local commemoration. “The centennial anniversary...