The Confessions of a Foreign Exchange Student

Diego Perez, Staff Writer
May 9, 2013

Woodside High School, on a quest to make itself a more diverse institution, has welcomed several foreign exchange students from across the globe; their varied experiences make them perfect candidates for opinionated comparisons between America and the outside world. They have ventured past the horizons... Read more »

A Tribute To Mr. Reilly

Caitlin Bohaboy, Social Media Manager
May 25, 2012

Mr. Reilly sits in his office with a wide smile on his face, looking back on his time as both a teacher and principal of Woodside High School. “I think we’ve done a great job the last several years providing more interesting opportunities for students,” he says intently, “and it’s really fulfilling... Read more »

Are You Ready to Live a Vegetarian Lifestyle?

Caitlin Bohaboy, Social Media Manager
April 26, 2012

Albert Einstein, Leonardo Da Vinci, and Steve Jobs were all brilliant minds as well as vegetarians, but does this mean that you must refrain from eating meat in order to be brilliant? Of course not; people create misinterpretations of the effects of a vegetarian lifestyle all the time. First and foremost,... Read more »

Reaching Out: Community Service at WHS

Maria Fernanda McCavitt, Spanish and World News Editor
April 25, 2012

Most people barely think that they have time to change their own lives, and much less the lives of others; while other students take it upon themselves to help their community. Despite their busy lives, school work, and social commitments, some students at WHS find the time to give back to their community. At... Read more »

Aida in a Nutshell

Makayla Karr-Warner, Student Life Editor and Social Media Manager
March 5, 2012

March is the month of new things, one being the high school musical season. This year, many are anticipating of the performances of Woodside’s spring musical: Aida! Barry Woodruff, director of Aida, has chosen to perform this rock opera musical written by Elton John, and based on an Italian opera by... Read more »

It’s Valentine’s Day at Woodside High School!

Makayla Karr-Warner, Caitlin Bohaboy, Student Life Editor, Socia Media Manager
February 21, 2012

The biggest consumer holiday around is known to most as Valentine’s Day. Greeting card companies become giddy in their seats as they watch the sales for cliche “lovey-dovey” cards shoot through the roof. Craft and grocery stores, pharmacies, and pretty much any other store around are... Read more »

What the Music Program Planned Next

David Rode, Staff Writer
January 29, 2012

Now it is the start of not only a new semester, but also a new year. This means new expectations and new projects for every class. However, even during this time, students overlook the music program’s upcoming activities and  events.With the Winter Concert finished successfully, it is time for the... Read more »

Homecoming vs. Halloween: Where Does Our Spirit Go?

Tirragen Vixie and Caitlin Bohaboy, Staff Writers
October 24, 2011

As the end of October draws near, Woodside high school becomes a good deal more orange than usual. Students and teachers alike throw energy into Homecoming week at the end of the quarter; events and rallies mark an entire week for the school spirit we adore. It isn’t uncommon at this time to see strange... Read more »