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Wayland Student Press

The student news site of Wayland High School

Wayland Student Press

The student news site of Wayland High School

Wayland Student Press

WSPN looks at summer fashion trends

WSPN looks at summer fashion trends

Masha Yakhkind and Aimee LaRochelle June 14, 2017

[monoslideshow id = "468"] WSPN's Masha Yakhkind and Aimee LaRochelle take a look into the latest summer fashion trends popping up this season.    

Picture above is Smith (right in purple) in a gimp making contest between the arts and crafts counselors. “Everyone at camp is always going all out and nobody is scared to be weird and outgoing and try new things. All the counselors are there to entertain the kids and have fun,” Smith said.

Gabi Smith: I love being able to recreate the magic of camp that I loved as a kid for all the campers

Isabel Gitten and Lucy Hughes June 14, 2017

When school ends in June, many students go on vacation, spend time at the beach or find a summer job. However, in the hot months of July and August, Junior Gabi Smith spends her time outside in the fresh...

Pictured above is Camp Nellie Huckins, an all-girls camp in New Hampshire. “All of the best moments were the small things that happened randomly. The late nights talking with friends, trying to go for a run and dying, morning swims, singing on the tables, dressing up like crazy people for lunches and more,” Johnson said.

Ella Johnson: Camp introduced me to a lot of different types of people and situations

Isabel Gitten and Lucy Hughes June 14, 2017

Summer means many things to different people. To some, it means freedom from school, the beginning of vacation, or the endless possibilities of what could fill the long hot days. For junior Ella Johnson,...

Above is Librarian Ms. Miller. Miller has attended sports games at Wayland for many years. “The best part of it is to see the kids succeed… I want you to win, I want us to win,” Miller said.

Librarian Pam Miller reflects on her support for WHS athletics

Abby Stoller June 13, 2017

Librarian Pam Miller is not only a friendly face in the Library Media Center, but she is also a huge sports fan on the athletic fields. Miller attends one to two games per week, although she used to attend...

Where WHS students go to camp (map)

Isabel Gitten and Lucy Hughes June 8, 2017

WSPN map where WHS students go to camp.

WHS students share their opinions on hypnosis.

Students react to Wayland High School removing spear from logo

Kyle Chen and Joyce Wu June 6, 2017

Credit: Joyce Wu Owen Smith, Freshman “I’m gonna be honest with you, this logo, I don’t know about it. I feel like this school is like, ‘oh no, Native Americans,’ but it’s just a spear....

Pictured above is a water gun, which is what the seniors use in order to eliminate their targets. “Senior assassin is a game in which everyone participating is assigned a target by random whom they must “kill” by dousing them in water before the end of a round.”

A look into senior assassin

Abby Mitty and Hannah Rice June 4, 2017

After a long year of hard work and planning for their futures, seniors celebrated their last few weeks as WHS students by playing an annual game called “senior assassin.” According to Principal...

English teacher Kevin Vibert while recording an episode of The Penumbra Podcast. Vibert is the co-creator, co-producer, lead writer and reporting engineer for the podcast. Ive never worked collaboratively on a creative project before. It is super cool, Vibert said.

Kevin Vibert: Making mistakes is the best way to learn

Nathan Zhao June 2, 2017

As the final bell rings to mark the end of the school day, most teachers breathe a sigh of relief. Apart from perhaps advising a club or grading tests and papers, their professional responsibilities for...

Isabel Gitten and Janani Gandhi share their two experiences with studying for the ACT.

2 ways to study for the ACT

Isabel Gitten and Janani Gandhi June 1, 2017

WSPN editors Isabel Gitten and Janani Gandhi describe their two different approaches to studying for the ACT and offer their best advice to the rising juniors. Good luck on all your exams! ACT with...

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