Mrs. Wright Wins the Ward Award
Corinne Nussbaum, Staff Writer
March 22, 2017
Congratulations Mrs. Wendy Wright, our testing coordinator for more than two years, for winning the Robin Ward Classified Employee Citation of Excellence award!! The Robin Ward Classified Employee Citation of Excellence award is given each year in honor of Robin Ward. Robin Ward, who worked in the Page Attendance Office, died tragically a few y...
JROTC Performs Well At Annual Inspection
Lydia Whitesell, Staff Writer
March 8, 2017
The Page NJROTC recently had their annual inspection which consisted of three main parts, starting with the debrief, going in to their inspection and ending with the parade. The debriefing involves a member of NJROTC presenting all of the work towards funding and work in the community they have complet...
Page Alumni and Friends: Eleven Years of Giving Back
Rae Gordon, Staff Writer
March 7, 2017
Congratulations to the Page Alumni and Friends Association on 11 successful years of existence. If you have recently looked around Page, you can see that along of things are improving. You may have noticed the courtyard in between the offices and classrooms that has been renamed the “Shipyard”. It use...
Osteen Nominated for U.S. Military Academy
Hannah Avondet, Staff Writer
March 1, 2017
Every year the Sixth District Service Academy Nomination Board recommends several applicants to attend the United States Service Academy. This year one of the 20 North Carolina nominated students is our very own William “Bill” Osteen III. Osteen applied for a spot for the United States Military Academ...
Mr. Wood Retiring After Long Tenure At PHS
Rae Gordon, Staff Writer
February 16, 2017
Mr. Roger Wood, one of the Assistant principals here at Page High School, is retiring on February 17th. I recently sat down with Mr. Wood and talked to him about his time here at Page. Mr. Wood has been an educator for almost 27 years with 10 of those being here at Page. Since he has been here, Page ...
Pirates Win Guilford County Track Championship!
Jacob Ludwig, Staff Writer
February 7, 2017
After two hard fought days, our boys won the GCS championship on January 31st at the JDL Fast Track in Winston Salem with 97.5 points total, which is 30 points better than any other team. Key performances by the boys were: Garrett Willett (5th in 300 meter dash), Zach Wynn(5th in high jump), Tr...
Page Basketball Encourages Learning Next Door
Spencer Harris, Staff Writer
February 2, 2017
Since early in the school year, the men's varsity basketball team has gone on Wednesday mornings, before school, to Cone elementary. There, the team reads and hangs out with the students. Junior guard, Sam Floyd says, "The kids love us, they get really excited when we come and it's a good feeling t...
The Stress of High School
Ashley Yates, Staff Writer
January 31, 2017
Tests, projects, quizzes, homework, classwork, sports, extracurricular activities; these are all things that lead to the cause of stress for average high school students. Students are expected to not only maintain an average GPA, but as well be involved in activities outside of school. With only 24...
Page Yearbook Earns Top Honors
Lydia Whitesell, Staff Writer
January 27, 2017
Let’s us give our props to our 2015-2016 Page yearbook and their many impressive achievements. As a whole, they were recognized for their hard work on many different occasions. The Columbia Scholastic Press Association awarded them with a silver medalist certification and the NSPA (National Scholastic Pres...
Dr. Faison to Become Superintendent of Thomasville City Schools
Spencer Harris, Staff Writer
January 27, 2017
As many of you may know, our principal of almost five years, Dr. Patrice Faison will be leaving Page High School and Guilford County. She has been hired as the new superintendent of Thomasville City Schools, in Thomasville, North Carolina. Dr. Faison says that she “Always wants to continue climbing...
