In the old days, people would rush into circuses and zoos to see the exotic and entertaining animals do tricks and stunts. However, these days people just see lawsuit after lawsuit from people who are supposedly looking out for what is best for the animals. Recently, Ringling Brother’s had to close due to money problems. Their Asian elephants taken off
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Homeroom, dreaded by some and loved by others, is undergoing responsive changes. Every Tuesday, students meet in their homeroom classes, immediately following fourth period, for 30 minutes. Students are allowed this time to work on assignments or have free time. Complaints were made about first semester’s homeroom, so Mr. Craig Bruns, assistant principal, and other members of the administration proposed
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By Journalism 1 students: Katrina Stanger, Ethan Dyer, Lexie Beckett, and Fynn Moore Even though the GHS dance team does not compete, they will always be an important part of the Woodmen Athletics family. The dance team performs dances during halftime at games and pep rallies. They spend time during the week learning the choreography and interacting with the members of
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As the gym starts to fill up with excited fans and parents, the volleyball team does not seem to notice. At this point, they are used to it. But across the gym Tuesday night will be rival Martinsville, looking to serve the Lady Woodmen another loss. The Lady Woodmen volleyball team has had a rough year. After finishing last
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For most, running is a punishment, but for cross country runners, running is their passion, pain is their adrenaline and numbness is their feeling of success. Running a single mile always produces loud groans among the students in a gym class, but gym is close to nothing when preparing for the cross country season. “I started preparing for Sectionals over
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The competition cheer team has been preparing for the mid-state competition from the beginning of the summer. “We are preparing by breaking down the routine piece-by-piece and practicing it until it is muscle memory to all of us,” senior Jacie Turley, base, said. The mid-state competition last year was quite an event between the GHS and Whiteland cheerleaders, resulting
Read moreThe varsity football team will play Martinsville Sept. 2 as the bright lights bring the field to life at 7 p.m. Last years’ game against Martinsville was dragged out over a two-day period due to the weather. This may have caused a slight bump in the road of the players’ adrenaline for the game, but they fought through. “The game
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