The Student News Site of Willis High School

The Voice of the Wildkats
The Student News Site of Willis High School

The Voice of the Wildkats
The Student News Site of Willis High School

The Voice of the Wildkats
Categories:

Congrats HOSA for winning Pumpkin Challenge

by Wildkat Media
Nov 3, 2021
photo or infographic by John Picklesimer
SPOOKY VIBES. After a club pumpkin carving contest, the jack-o-lanterns greet students in Katrina King’s class.
WINNERS. The official Instagram of Texas HOSA announced the WIllis High School chapter as winner of the Pumpkinology Challenge. (photo or infographic by Instagram screenshot)
View Story Comments
Print this Story
Donate to The Voice of the Wildkats
$410
$1000
Contributed
Our Goal

Your donation will support the student journalists of Willis High School. Your contribution will allow us to purchase equipment and cover our annual website hosting costs.

More to Discover
More in Around Campus
FINISH STRONG. As the last marking period begins, students have set goals to end the year strong.
Students start last marking period with big goals, expectations
COMING SOON. WISD will present the Screen Agers series starting April 1.
Film series centers on living safely in digital world
EARLY RELEASE TODAY.
Early release schedule for March 7
EIGHT IS ENOUGH. Proposed eight period schedule with the day starting at 7:15 a.m. and leaving before 3:00 p.m.
Changes planned for next school year spark controversy, approval
SHARP DRESSED TEAM. Before delivering their first round performance, freshman Ella Kouba, freshman Anne Marie Carman, freshman Carter Bernard, junior Isaiah Higgins, senior Danica Sundquist and freshman Alyssa Dennis take a quick picture.
Academic UIL prepares for district competition
DONATE TO SAVE LIVES. The spring blood drive is March 31. Donors can sign up with HOSA members during lunch.
HOSA Blood Drive set for March 31
More in Showcase
HAUNTING MEMORIES. The Showtime series "Yellowjackets" has been renewed for season 3. courtesy of Showtime.
Yellowjackets fans prepare for trauma of season 2, 3
LESS WATCHING MORE PLAYING. The influx of screen time that young children are receiving along with the effects of the pandemic have led to a significant decline in reading skills. It is critical to their brain development that parents monitor what their children are watching.
Gen Alpha struggling, adults must stop laughing, start helping
TOO CLOSE TO HOME. A map from the Montgomery County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management shows the location of the Pauline road fire,
Wildfires spread throughout San Jacinto, Montgomery Counties
THE STORM INSIDE. With the monster of the barn right behind them, Mabel played by freshman Ella Kouba and Jack played by sophomore Olivia Calvello find danger in the barn of a neighboring farm. The monster puppet was controlled cast members and voiced by senior Amani Holly and freshman Carter Bernard.
One Act Play advances to bi-district competition this Friday
CLEANING UP. Powering washing a driveway for a customer, junior Reid Dorwart works during his time off from school and baseball.
Bubble Boats business solves work, school balance problems
LEADING THE WAY. At the TAJE convention in San Antonio this fall, Wildkat Media adviser Emily Meachen takes a selfie to enter in the Selfietonio contest with junior Brooke Owsley, senior Ella McDonald, junior Victoria Medina and junior Ashley Briones. While at the convention the Wildkat yearbook and the Voice of the Wildkats online newspaper were both named in the top 10 in the state.
A Teacher’s legacy
Donate to The Voice of the Wildkats
$410
$1000
Contributed
Our Goal