WMC’S Boys Soccer Team Takes on Spain
Sarah Sehgal, Layout Editor
October 14, 2019
This past July, West Morris Central’s boys soccer team went to Spain for the second time in two years. They had the chance to compete against Spanish teams and participate in practices prior to their three matches. There were two matches in Barcelona, one in Madrid, and practices in Valencia. They...
The New Faces Around WMC
October 4, 2019
This year, West Morris Central has eight new teachers. We are very excited for them to join us this year. If you have not had the chance to meet all of them, check them out! Mrs. Berstler Ms. Berstler has previously worked as a substitute teacher, but this is her first teaching position. She got her undergraduate degree in English at Montclair S...
Be Committed and Commit to College!
Katelyn Kulfan, Broadcast Director
January 19, 2018
Senior year is always an important time during a student’s high school career. It is the year of all the “lasts”, applying to colleges, and committing to colleges. Committing to college is a huge decision that many seniors need to make, since it determines where they will be spending the next ...
Should West Morris Central get Air Conditioning throughout the Whole School?
Katelyn Kulfan, Broadcast Director
October 24, 2017
Recently, it has been very hot out, and the temperatures have been high, especially for being Fall. Because of the heat, students at West Morris Central are spending the day in hot classrooms. Most of the classrooms in the school are not air conditioned. The only air conditioned rooms are in the H-wing,...
Welles Crowther’s Moms Upcoming Visit
Madison Donaldson, Webmaster
October 24, 2017
A story of bravery, selflessness, and courage describes the story of Welles Crowther. For West Morris seniors, the summer reading book this year was The Red Bandana by Tom Rinaldi. It details the life of a young man who grew up in New York and had always aspired to be a firefighter. While working in the World Trade Center, Welles was in his office...
It’s Hopping in C135
Nicole Legg, Sports Editor
October 24, 2017
As I drearily walked into Environmental Science on Monday morning I was delighted to find a tiny little grey ball of fur bouncing around in the back of the classroom. One of my fellow classmates wrapped the bunny in a towel in case she decided to leave a present as Mr. Lawrence said and sat at her...
HOLEY MOLEY DOUGHNUTS ARE ROLLING INTO THE CAFETERIA?!
Sydney Wall and Caroline Compoli, Fundraising Chairpeople
October 24, 2017
Doughnut middles are empty that doesn't mean yours has to be! Believe it or not our very own cafeteria now sells doughnuts from morning to lunch. For years doughnuts have been seen as a decadent sweet treat. From classic flavors to special editions. Let’s what they’re serving up! We talked to...
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Elizabeth Jasek and Ashley Luts, Social Media Editors
October 24, 2017
Communication is a major part of any kind of relationship and it should not be altered with acronyms that can be interpreted in various amounts of ways. What’s the difference between “k” and “okay,” “sorry” and “I’m sorry”? To some, the meaning remains the same and perhaps the ...
New Year, New Assistant Principal for WMC
Alyssa Spady, Editor In Chief
October 23, 2017
This year, WMC has the pleasure of adding another member to the Wolfpack family. Mrs. Liskiewicz is the new assistant principal serving alongside Mrs. Meagher and Mr. Ryan. Mrs. Liskiewicz has held many positions within the education community. Prior to coming to WMC, Mrs. Liskiewicz serves as a Pri...
iOS 11
Analise Draghi, Paw Staff
October 23, 2017
On September nineteenth, 2017, the new IOS 11 update by Apple was released, and, as stated on the Apple website, it is “a giant step for Iphone...
Adios and Au Revoir: Foreign Language at WMC
Robby Zarouni, News Editor
October 18, 2017
Out of all the academic classes that are required for high school graduation, Foreign Language classes are the most unique and have, by far, caused the most controversy. Other traditional high school classes - like English, History, Math, and Sciences - are considered by many students and educators ...
brb, gonna read this. ttyl
Ashley Lutz and Elizabeth Jasek
October 18, 2017
Communication is a major part of any kind of relationship and it should not be altered with acronyms that can be interpreted in various amounts of ways. What’s the difference between “k” and “okay,” “sorry” and “I’m sorry”? To some, the meaning remains the same and perhaps the...