Barbara Walters is one of the most famous and respected journalists in American history.
She was born on September 25, 1929, in Boston, Massachusetts. Walters grew up in a family involved in entertainment,...
Christiane Amanpour is world-renowned British-Iranian journalist recognized for her fearless and impactful reporting from the warzones for more than four decades.
Amanpour was born on January 12, 1958...
If you have the faintest experience in the world of Disney, then you’d be well aware of "High School Musical." This is the story of two teenagers from two different worlds colliding over their hidden...
Captain Jordyn Hanson, 12
Hanson has been dancing for five years. She enjoys bonding with her teammates and becoming a leader.
“Dance means everything to me,” Hanson said. “Dance...
Arcane dueling: This is the strategy behind the players of the new Magic the Gathering club at Waxahachie High School this semester.
This type of gameplay can be defined as a player cultivating their...
“Glorious Memories never die.”
The famous excerpt of our school song serves to remind us of our high school days, of friends, football games, homework and fun. But to the alumni of Waxahachie High...
At Waxahachie High School, the Hispanic Educational Preparation Organization, or HEPO, has become an opportunity for many Hispanic students. The club's purpose is to support Hispanic students who are mostly...
A sense of community and support among Black students — this is what the Black Student Union (BSU) aims to create at Waxahachie High School, according to the founders Peyton Griffin and Carter Jefferson-Townsend.
The...
Waxahachie High boasts three new assistant principals. We spoke to them about their experience in education and goals for their time at WHS. This new leadership to WHS is in addition to this year being...
Paige Taylor believes all students should feel welcomed and have a voice at school.
She’s the WHS Indian mascot and the senior class president. She shared her story of becoming the mascot and voice...
In the heart of Waxahachie High School, the sponsor of the Interact club WHS Counselor Chrisanna Melick’s shared words that are a guiding light for the club’s many activities.
“We serve the...
“For the lost.”
That’s the name and shared motto at For the Lost Jesus Club started at Waxahachie High School this semester. The group meets on Wednesdays at 8 a.m. in the gray gym. The leaders...
