Pirates Dreaming Big: Sandro Hasanbasic
Olivia Emmert, Staff Writer
October 17, 2018
Filed under Student Life
A Page Pirate we see dreaming big this year is Sandro Hasanbasic. He is a senior who is working on fixing computers for adults and making a profit from it. When Sandro was younger he was into the basic video games, but he discovered a new talent later on. He didn't know he would be able to reprogram c...
London, Paris, and Madrid Trip Open to All Pirates
Sophia Robertson, Staff Writer
October 10, 2018
Filed under Student Life
In 2020, Worldstrides, a travel organizational company for schools, will be hosting a spring break trip to London, Paris, and Madrid for nine days! It is open to any student here at Page including siblings or other family members who want to join the trip. On October 4th there was an i...
Club Corner: DECA and FBLA
Olivia Emmert, Staff Writer
October 9, 2018
Filed under Student Life
Two clubs returning to Page this year are DECA club and FBLA. These clubs are both CTE centered and focused on business and marketing. Both clubs help to prepare students for leadership careers, educational programs, and leadership development. To be eligible for DECA or FBLA you must have taken or ...
September Student of the Month: Eman Carter
Olivia Emmert, Staff Writer
September 28, 2018
Filed under Student Life
September’s student of the month is Eman Carter. Eman is an outstanding student, athlete, and friend. She is in the International Baccalaureate program, and maintains an A average in all of her classes even though the work is extremely challenging. Not only does she do well in her schoolwork, but she also...
Pirates Dreaming Big: Davis Gregory
Olivia Emmert, Staff Writer
September 28, 2018
Filed under Student Life
This year Page has a new motto called “Dream Big”. Dreaming big means to go above and beyond in whatever you are doing. This year we want to highlight students who are proving to be big dreamers. One student that has exemplified this is Davis Gregory. Davis is a junior here at Page and is a member of...
Club Corner: National Art Honor Society
Olivia Emmert, Staff Writer
September 11, 2018
Filed under Student Life
A great club for students that are interested in art, and want to strengthen your resume is National Art Honor Society. The club is run by Ms. Davis and Mrs. Scarbro, both art teachers here at Page. Lou Wright (senior) is the president of this club. I asked her what she thinks is best about National A...
The Five Keys to Success at School
Sophia Robertson, Staff Writer
September 11, 2018
Filed under Showcase, Student Life
As I stepped through the door to Walter Hines Page High School, I could sense something different. It was a form of excitement that I had never felt before - the first day of high school jitters. Students rushed to find their classrooms, freshman wandered aimlessly, upperclassmen searched for their friends,...
Art Show
Olivia Emmert, Staff Writer
May 4, 2018
Filed under Student Life
On Wednesday April 25th and Thursday the 26th, the Visual Arts classes hosted their 7th annual Art Show. Mrs. Scarbro is the AP Studio, Intermediate, and Honors Advanced Visual Arts teacher, and Mrs. Davis is the IB SL/HL teacher. The Art Show exhibited the works of Art 1-3, AP/IB, and Art 4 students....
Club Corner: Anchored
Olivia Emmert, Staff Writer
April 19, 2018
Filed under Student Life
Anchored is a program at Page and has been around for a long time. This club is very helpful for freshmen that are starting high school for the first time. It can be really difficult to adjust to a new environment when you are coming from middle school into high school, so this club is here to help wi...
Rick’s Review’s: SING STREET
Rick Rodriguez, Staff Writer
March 26, 2018
Filed under Student Life
Welcome back Pirates, this is Rick Rodriguez on another movie topic in Rick’s Review’s. Would you like to know how music style was back in 1985 Dublin, Ireland? Well, you can get a glimpse of this on Netflix with their new movie SING STREET (2016). Our movie today talks to us about music, introducing...
