Embedded Files
YEARBOOK STAFF CAPTURES "TRUE BLUE, BOLD GOLD" Memories
YEARBOOK STAFF CAPTURES "TRUE BLUE, BOLD GOLD" Memories
Students are photographed during homeroom for the 2018-2019 edition of the yearbook.
March 1, 2019
By Sabrena E. and Brooke H.
The yearbook club has been going around to all of the homerooms to take a picture of everyone. Almost all the homerooms have been done, so fairly soon, the clubs will be getting their picture taken.
“I joined Yearbook club because it seemed fun and I just wanted to help,” says Makenna S. Chris G. agrees that it is fun and he enjoys designing the yearbook’s interior.
“If I had to tell someone about Yearbook club, I would tell them it takes a lot of time and good work ethic, but the memories you make at the end of the year are worth it and great to keep,” says Brianna P.
Anyone can purchase a yearbook by simply going to the office and getting a paper copy of the order form. If anyone would like to purchase a yearbook online, the link is Yearbookforever.com.
The schedule for pictures is listed below:
Monday, March 4 at 7:50- Library Aides; Tuesday, March 5 at 7:45- Scribbler staff; Tuesday, March 5 at 7:50- Science Club; Wednesday, March 6 at 7:45- Jr high wrestling; Wednesday, March 6 at 7:50- Warrior Wake-up News Staff; Thursday, March 7 at 7:45- 5th /6th grade band; Thursday, March 7 at 7:50- Buddy Up; Friday, March 8 at 7:45- 7th and 8th grade band; Friday, March 8 at 7:50- Jazz Band; Monday, March 11 at 7:45- Chorus; Monday, March 11 at 7:50- Next Generation; Tuesday, March 12 at 7:45 MS- Cheerleaders; Tuesday, March 12 at 7:50- recycling crew; Wednesday, March 13 at 7:45- MS Girls Basketball; Wednesday, March 13 at 7:50- JH Girls Basketball; Thursday, March 14 at 7:45- MS boys Basketball; Thursday, March 14 at 7:50- Sign Language Club; Friday, March 15 at 7:45- Middle School Soccer; Friday, March 15 at 7:50- MS Cross country; Monday, March 18 at 7:45- 5th/6th grade Drama; Monday, March 18 at 7:50- Girls on the Run; Tuesday, March 19 at 7:45- MS Field hockey team; Tuesday, March 19 at 7:50- Jr High Football team; Wednesday, March 20 at 7:45- AEVIDUM; Wednesday, March 20 at 7:50- Chess Club; Monday, March 25 at 7:45- MS Softball; Monday, March 25 at 7:50- MS Track and Field.
Don’t miss your chance to be photographed with your team or club! The homeroom schedule has been sent to everyone’s gmail accounts. Show up for pictures on your assigned morning ON TIME!
Oh, the things you will wear!
Oh, the things you will wear!
Seuss Week at WAIS STARTS MONDAY
Seuss Week at WAIS STARTS MONDAY
March 1, 2019
By Payton H. and Hayden E.
Next week, WAIS is holding a Seuss Week. Seuss Seek is important because March 2nd is NEA’s Read Across America Day and Dr.Seuss's birthday.
One thing we celebrate this week is Read Across America Day. It is a nationwide reading event to celebrate the importance of reading. It also celebrates the accomplishments of Dr. Seuss, a famous children's author whose books have sold over 600 million copies.
Tosin A., a fifth grader, is planning to participate all week, but she wants to keep her costumes a surprise. Isaiah T., who is in the sixth grade might participate, but thinks he might not remember all the days.
Seventh grader, Brooke H. says, “For the first day, I am going to be Thing One with blue hair chalk and a Thing One t-shirt, if my parents let me.”
Don’t forget Seuss Week, but if you do, just look up in the hallway - there are posters everywhere!
Here is the schedule for the week:
Monday, March 4 is Dress Like a Seuss Character Day! Thing 1, Thing 2, the Lorax, Horton, a Who or The Cat in the Hat... who will you dress like? Seuss hat and thing hair patterns are available in the library if you need something Seuss-y! Our Student Council and National Junior Honor Society 7th and 8th grade students will be visiting all 5th and 6th graders at 2 pm to read Seuss or short stories!
Tuesday, March 5 is All Stars Day... based off of Seuss’s book The Sneetches. All students and staff will be given Seuss Stars. On the stars, they will write something that makes them extraordinary!
Wednesday, March 6 is Wacky Wednesday (just like the Seuss book with the same name!) You are invited to wear wacky clothes and hair. (School appropriate, of course!)
Thursday, March 7 is Oh, The Places You’ll Go Day… Staff and students are invited to dress like the career of their dreams! Think athlete, business person, lawyer, doctor, teacher, scientist, chef, or mechanic. Visit your personal Xello account for more ideas!
Friday, March 8 is Horton Hears a Who Day when everyone is asked to go out of there way to complete a random act of kindness for someone.
Having Fun and Helping Others at the 3 on 3 Tournament
Having Fun and Helping Others at the 3 on 3 Tournament
March 1, 2019
By Aaron M. and Mohammad T.
On Tuesday, February 19th, WAIS had a 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament. The Tournament was for anyone in 7th and 8th grade who was interested in playing Basketball with their friends after school for fun. To enter, you had to donate one canned food item to the LINCS.
The coaches were Mr.Tigar, Mr.Falcone, and Mrs.Thomas. Armando H., Raffe S., and Luis C. won the tournament with 9 wins.
Tamiere M., a seventh grader who participated in the tournament, said, “ I went to play with my friends for fun and try to win the tournament. I really enjoyed playing that day. We came in 3rd Place.” He thought the team that won the tournament deserved to win. Each team that entered the tournament had a great time and was happy with what they accomplished, both on the court, and in the community.
A SEUSSIFIED SCHOOL WEEK SENDS SMILES ACROSS WAIS
A SEUSSIFIED SCHOOL WEEK SENDS SMILES ACROSS WAIS
March 8, 2019
By Brooke H., Tosin A., Jaylen L., Makenna S. and Emma C.
Thing 1 and Thing 2,
Are always up to no good.
Causing trouble all around,
Never growing out of childhood!
All week, WAIS has been celebrating Dr. Seuss’s birthday by dressing up similarly to characters in his books! Students participated in activities including dressing like any Seuss character, to creating a star, to being all wacky, to dressing like your dream job, and lastly, completing an act of kindness. Students were encouraged to have fun and be creative during this whole week of silliness. On Tuesday, students filled out stars with what makes them extraordinary and posted them on the window near the office.
The Star-Bellied Sneetches,
Their egos are puffy.
The Plain-Bellied Sneetches,
They get all huffy!
On Wednesday, WAIS students wore silly clothes and hair to embrace their inner wackiness. Wacky shoes and socks were especially popular. Payton H. said she "really liked Wacky Wednesday."
Is that a bird? No,
It’s a plane! Wrong,
It’s a shoe on the ceiling,
Sitting where it doesn’t belong!
On Thursday, to celebrate the book Oh the Places You'll Go, many dressed up like a worker in the career they wish to have. Hayden E. said this was his favorite day, saying "I like Oh The Places You’ll Go Day because I got to dress as my dream job.” Emma C., who loves to create art, dressed like an artist. Other costumes included chefs, police officers, members of the military, athletes, fashion designers, teachers, optometrists, and journalists.
Oh The places you’ll go,
The great things you’ll be.
An author, a chef, a teacher,
You will at last be free!
On Friday, students and staff dressed up like their favorite character from any Dr. Seuss book, and were also encouraged to do a random act of kindness. “My sister encouraged me to dress up like Thing 2 (she was Thing 1) because we are twins,” says Brielle H. Some of the WAIS student leadership took that idea a step farther, dressing as student council "Officer" 1-3!
Horton leading voices to safety,
Who-Ville in a speck of dust.
His friends should believe him,
And give him all their trust.
The Student Council and National Junior Honor society students read to the fifth and sixth graders to end this celebration of reading and Dr. Seuss. They definitely completed their random act of kindness by planning such a fun week for the whole school!
FEBRUARY WARRIORS OF THE MONTH HONORED
FEBRUARY WARRIORS OF THE MONTH HONORED
March 8, 2019
By Sabrena E. and Brianna W.
There are four warriors of the month of February. These students show loyalty, dedication, kindness, and respect to Wilson Area Intermediate School.
Ian L. is the fifth grade warrior of the month. Mrs. Sneeringer nominated this student due to being an amazing new student to WAIS. He is kind and polite to all people and is dedicated to do his best at all times. Ian works hard and tackles any challenge that happens to come his way.
Sharima K. is the sixth grade warrior of the month. Mrs Fox and Mrs. Partridge nominated her for always giving her best to her work. Sharima is a role model for the students around her. When challenges come her way, she tries her best to overcome them. She is a dedicated student here in WAIS.
Brooke B. is the seventh grade warriors of the month. Mr. Brady nominated her. Mr. Brady says, “Brooke is definitely one of the most bright, top performing students that I have seen.” Hard-working is one way to describe this student who is a role model for the people around her.
Brooklyn C. is the eighth grade warrior of the month. She was chosen every year she attended WAIS. Mrs. Austin nominated Brooklyn for her good attitude and determination. Brooklyn is helpful and is a well behaved student.
All of the WAIS students and staff congratulate the warriors of the month, Ian, Sharima, Brooke, and Brooklyn.
SCRIBBLER WEEKLY STUDENT ARTIST PROFILES
SCRIBBLER WEEKLY STUDENT ARTIST PROFILES
March 8, 2019
By Brooke H.
Two weeks ago, we profiled some of our student athletes. WAIS students also love to participate in the arts. Band, chorus, drama club, and The Scribbler offer students a way to express themselves creatively. These students were chosen to be interviewed about their participation in the arts at WAIS. If you would like to submit a suggestion for the next Student Profilethen please fill out the form on Scribbler Weekly titled Suggest An Article. (Check the menu on the left). You may also e-mail Mrs. Korin to suggest a student for our profile.
MJ R.- SCRIBBLER
MJ R.- SCRIBBLER
Q: What is your favorite part about being apart of the Scribbler Staff?
A: I really like drawing pictures for the magazine.
Q: How long have you been in Scribbler?
A: I just joined this year.
Q: What kinds of articles have you written?
A: I wrote about Pajama Day.
Q: Are any of your family members journalists?
A: Yes
Q: Why did you join our crew?
A: I love taking pictures for the articles and want to be a photographer when I grow up.
Q: If you were to tell someone something about Scribbler, what would you tell them?
A: I really love Scribbler and I hope others join as well.
MAKENNA S.- DRAMA
MAKENNA S.- DRAMA
Q: What is your favorite part about Drama club?
A: The play we are doing this year, "Dorothy in Wonderland."
Q: Why did you start participating in drama?
A: I love acting and I consider myself a Drama Queen!
Q: Do any other family members have a passion for acting?
A: No.
Q: Do you usually get along with everyone in drama club?
A: Yes.
Q: Tell me one thing about drama that you would tell someone else.
A: It is really fun so whoever wants to join, just do it! It's good for you because it will help you get over your fear of stage fright ( if you have it ).
CHRISTOPHER G.- CHORUS
CHRISTOPHER G.- CHORUS
Q: What is your favorite part about chorus?
A: I really like performing at the concerts.
Q: What part do you sing?
A: I am technically a Tenor, but our teacher only separates us into Alto and Soprano, so I am considered an Alto.
Q: Why did you join chorus?
A: I really like the teacher, so when I heard she was our chorus teacher, I signed up!
Q: Tell me one thing about chorus that you would tell someone else.
A: They always find a part that's good for you! It’s an amazing opportunity and if you can join I recommend you Join!
LACEY S.- BAND
Q: What is your favorite part about band?
A: Playing all the different songs we get to play.
Q: What instrument do you play?
A: Clarinet
Q: What inspired you to join the school band?
A: How great the high schoolers play. I think that someday I will be able to do the same.
Q: Do you usually get along with the other band members?
A: Yes, I do get along great with all of the band members.
Q: Tell me one thing about band that you would tell someone who’s not in band.
A: Band is a fun and amazing opportunity!
Report abuse