Student Spotlight: Valedictorian Sina Booeshaghi
Jessica Small, Editor in Chief
May 17, 2013
The Class of 2013 valedictorian, Sina Booeshaghi, is one hard working kid. His four years in high school have molded his incredibly bright future at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and beyond. “You always have to keep on pushing forward. ‘Without progression we see stagnancy,’” Booeshaghi... Read more »
Summer Fashion Tips
Olivia Lehmann, Staff Writer
May 14, 2013
With summer approaching, the weather is changing along with the fashions. To stay on trend here are a few tips on what to wear when summer starts to heat up. • White on white is classy and timeless. Pair white shorts with a flowy white tank top to stay cool in the midst of summer. • Coral will forever... Read more »
WHS Band Performs 360-Degree Concert
Sabrina Abesamis, Opinion Editor
May 9, 2013
The Mighty Wolverine Sound played its last concert of the year on Thursday night. Performing its annual Surround Sound 3.0 Concert at the WHS auditorium, the band ended the school year on a high note. “This is our last show,” said senior Ryan Dargan, “so it’s a pretty big deal.” Throughout... Read more »
Save a Horse, Ride a Manatee
March 22, 2013
Many Floridians can describe the iconic sea cow that peacefully glides through Florida’s intercostal waterways munching on sea grass. Yes, that’s right it’s the Manatees. However, recently, the manatees’ rather peaceful existence has been shattered by members of the Tea Party. Ana Gutierrez... Read more »
Wellington Teen Bridges the Gap
Sydney Kenney, Copy Editor
March 22, 2013
As the end of the year is nearing, many seniors are trying to pick their careers, but some students are already sure what path is right for them. “It all started with my first grade school picture,” says Cece Hobson, junior, currently employed as a Gap model. “Something about the way my eyes were... Read more »
The Apple Takeover
Mya Mandell, Staff Writer
March 20, 2013
No, not literally apples, apple products. IPhones, iPods ,iPads, iMacs seem to be making an apocalypse on the world. Kids, teens, adults, even grandparents are beginning to transfer over to the ‘dark side’ of smart phones. It all started back on April 1st, 1976 when Steve Jobs first created... Read more »
Living the SparkLife
Savana Freyman, Staff Writer
March 5, 2013
In the life of a high school student, time inevitably slips away. Due dates arise out of nowhere and many students look to their saving grace… SparkNotes. The most popular use of Sparknotes is its chapter summaries, which give users the basic outline of a story. These quick reads are becoming more... Read more »
Top Ten Places To Go During Spring Break
Mya Mandell, Staff Writer
March 5, 2013
1. If you’re a person who loves to travel and get away then Cancun is a great place to visit. An exotic trip is something anyone could enjoy and this little piece of Mexico is pure craziness during the months of March and April. Just don’t forget your passport! 2. If you’re staying inside of Florida... Read more »
Spring Fashion Blooms at WHS
Mya Mandell, Staff Writer
February 28, 2013
With Spring right around the corner many things are changing, not just the weather but also clothing. Jeans are becoming shorts, sweaters are becoming t-shirts and everyone is getting a bit tanner. Lavenders, teals, yellows, and pretty much all pastel colors are in for the Spring season. Floral and... Read more »
FCCLA Spreads Holiday Cheer
February 21, 2013
On Wednesday, December 12th, members of the FCCLA (Florida Career and Community Leaders of America) group at Wellington High School helped seniors at the New Age Senior Care Facility celebrate the holidays. The group held a holiday party for the residents of the facility and showed up with hand-made... Read more »
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