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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
Jason Clark

Jason Clark, VOW Sports editor

Jason Clark is a junior at WHS. He is a member of the newspaper staff and is a third year journalism student. He also participates in football and track. His favorite pastimes are travel, physical activities, and spending time with friends and family. A fun fact about him is that he can dislocate his shoulders at will. 

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PRESS ON. At the Magnolia Silos in Waco, the UIL group takes a picture before exploring the top attraction in town. Pictured are senior Katherine Lee, Summer Rains, Stephanie Keele, Jason Clark, Reed Henderson, Heather Jackson, Danica Sunquist and Michel Schlowinski.

UIL journalism, speech students travel to Baylor for regional competition

May 6, 2022
FIGHTING FOR CONTROL. In a tough game against College Park, senior Bruno Prudencio fights defenders to move the ball up the field. photo by Jason Clark

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Senior class offers free coffee for students who pay class dues

Senior class offers free coffee for students who pay class dues

February 18, 2022
DIAMONDS. Practicing for their first competition, sophomore Bella Gallegos and junior Faith Diaz of the guard polish their show before Saturdays competition in Katy. The guard will also host a competition on March 5.

Band busy with competitions throughout spring semester

February 3, 2022
LISTEN ROMEO. During a daytime showing of Romeo and Juliet, juniors Brody McNew and Kolby Sebastian play the Romeo and maid.

[Photo] Theater students overcome obstacles to perform Shakespeare’s classic love story

February 2, 2022
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[Photo] Fine arts students show off talent performing iconic musical

February 15, 2022
BLOOD FEUD. Red lights flood the stage as Romeo played by junior Brodie McNew stabs Tybalt played by junior Ben Bowles during a school day performance of Romeo and Juliet.

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HAPPY NEW YEAR. A new law starting January 2022 will add more restrictions to chaining dogs outside.

New law provides protection for canine companions

December 13, 2021
The World Series game 7 starts tonight at 7:09 at Minute Maid Park in Houston, Texas.

World Series experience comes with hefty price tag

November 2, 2021
GO KATS. Celebrating during the Houston Bellaire game, senior Tallas Harrison faces the stands. The victory was the first for the Kats this season.

Kats head to district with momentum

October 6, 2021
NETFLIX HIT. Squid Games hit Netflix this week and is ranked number one.

Squid Game takes number one spot on Netflix

October 1, 2021
ONGOING NEEDS. The Wildkat Resource Center serves students, parents and staff members of the Wildkat community. They have ongoing needs of items they keep in stock to better serve the community.

Wildkat Resource Center offers assistance, needs community to help

September 27, 2021
ENTERING BATTLE. At the start of the game against A&M Consolidated, the Wildkats run through the tunnel with a win in the plans. The team stunned the state-ranked team with a 24-17. It brings the record to 2-2 for the season.

Wildkats upset state-ranked Tigers, 24-17

September 20, 2021
HEY HEY HEY GOODBYE. The varsity football team celebrates after a huge win against Bellaire. With many hard plays behind them, senior Zach Rogers celebrates with a huge leap into the future, hoping for another win.

[Photo] Wildkats victorious over Houston Bellaire

September 14, 2021
WET PAINT. The school underwent several different changes over the summer.

School receives face lift over summer break

September 9, 2021
BUCKLE WINNER. WIth his Reserve Champion Steer, freshman Briley Tucker makes his way around the ring. The buckle for winning Reserve Champion was donated by Gragson Farms. Community Support allowed

Local livestock show prepares 4-H, FFA students for ‘bigger shows, bigger honors’

January 25, 2021
Whether you celebrate with a Hanukkah menorah, a Christmas tree or nothing but your own spirit, the holidays are an important part of the year regardless. So don’t forget to be thankful for what life has given you, celebrate for what you have, and look forward to the new year to come - even if it costs you a buck or two.

Time to return to Christmas roots by denying commercialization of holiday season

December 14, 2020
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