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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
Stone Chapman

Stone Chapman, VOW writer

Stone is a sophomore and a member of the yearbook staff. He has a lot of opinions, and loves to share them regardless if anyone asks. He is also a member of Kats Joined for Hope and student council. He wants to attend UCLA and major in psychology. He may want to be a professor or a therapist - or he may just change the world.

All content by Stone Chapman
THANK YOU TEACHERS. May 2-6 is Teacher Appreciation Week.

May 2 kicks off Teacher Appreciation Week

May 2, 2022
WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS. The journalism team placed first in district. Seniors Summer Rains, Stephanie Keele, Heather Jackson, Katherine Lee, sophomore Stone Chapman and junior Jason Clark took the Journalism Champs title March 23 at The Woodlands High School.

Journalism UIL places first at district, eight students advance to regionals

April 1, 2022
Lia Thomas made history during spring break when she became the first transgender woman to win a NCAA championship. This big win caused certain groups to become upset in the name of fairness. Individuals assume that since Thomas was once a man that she must have an advantage. 

Transgender athletes should be allowed to partake in gendered sports

March 30, 2022
FLASHBACK. In winter 2004, world geography teacher Alina Planchard at 10 years old and her aunt in one of the central parts of Kharkiv, Ukraine. Planchards aunt is still in the Ukraine.

Ukraine, Russia war hits close to home for staff member

March 9, 2022
Cafeteria should include more options for students with food sensitivities

Cafeteria should include more options for students with food sensitivities

March 4, 2022
PARTY TIME. Junior Lizzie Moore and senior Cole Arnold play a balloon game with student council.

[Photo] Valentine's Day for more than just couples

February 23, 2022
Drivers education offers more problems than solutions

Drivers education offers more problems than solutions

February 16, 2022
HELPING OTHERS. Members of Spanish NHS sell pulseras during lunch on Feb. 9. The club will continue to sell until Feb 17th with proceeds going back to the artisans who made the bracelets.

Spanish NHS sells bracelets to help education in Central America

February 10, 2022
TARDY SLIP WOES. With the new tardy stations, Wildkats are being held accountable for getting to class on time.

New tardy enforcement causes students heartache

January 31, 2022
LASTING LEGACY. The Lauren Sparks Outdoor Education Center will be a reality because of a Education Foundation grant. Sparks was a former FFA officer and a 2010 graduate.

Grant will fund outdoor learning center to honor past FFA officer

December 16, 2021
WRAPPING JOY. Getting the paper ready, senior Andrea Espericueta cuts wrapping paper for her candy rolls.

Interact creates Christmas joy for children living in poverty

December 10, 2021
WAX ON, WAX OFF. Arching the eyebrows of junior Brizelda Vazquez, junior Emma Atkinson practices what she learned in class.

Cosmetology students prepare to blow away state board exams

November 4, 2021
IM ON TOP OF THE WORLD. Using her basket to carry sophomore Grace Wilder to class, senior Avari Ford takes advantage of her anything but a pack pack prop.

Anything but a Backpack Day proves fun, hilarious for students

October 5, 2021
NO MAGIC NEEDED. Teaching his class how to be successful in his class with a cards, AP World History teacher Michael Robinson shows his card to the class. For many of the students, this is the start of college level classes in their high school career.

[Photo] AP World History teaches sophomores more than subject matter

October 1, 2021
ONE LITTLE BITE. For a picky eater, every day is a challenge. Food choice is limited and some students just do not eat at school.

Picky palates pose problems

September 29, 2021
LINED UP. With her fellow upperclassmen, senior Alex Cardenas stands at attention during AFJROTCs weekly inspection in the small gym.

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WHATTA MAN. The musical number mashing songs by Salt-N-Pepa and The White Stripes is a bright number in a dreadful movie.

New Cinderella story disappoints new, old fans

September 15, 2021
HALL TROUBLES. The problem: doors are locked and students are unable to enter their classrooms or roam the hallways with their friends. Instead students stand in a giant mob waiting for the doors to open and the day to begin. 

Locked doors lead to problems in mornings

September 15, 2021
ESSENTIAL HIGH SCHOOL MOVIES AND THE LESSONS THEY TEACH. Series about what movies can teach students in high school.

Romantic comedies teach lessons about high school life

September 15, 2021
WEAR PURPLE FOR SUICIDE PREVENTION. A poster hangs on the first floor, reminding the school community to wear purple. The halls were full of messages of hope and purple streamers on National Suicide Prevention Day.

Club sponsors purple out day in support of suicide awareness

September 13, 2021
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