The Paw Prints Online

We Will Remember Dear Whitehouse High
Morgan Gage, Staff Writer | July 8, 2018
Students to Compete at UIL Regional Meet
Dana Ramirez, Junior Editor | April 9, 2018
NCAA Tournament Recap
Nick Slavinsky, Sports Writer | April 6, 2018
Pin and Win
Elizabeth Freeman, Staff Writer | January 22, 2018
Football Frenzy: Follow-Up
Nick Slavinsky and Kendhal Fry | October 31, 2017
Cross Country to Compete at District
Dana Ramirez, Junior Editor | October 4, 2017
Gallery: A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Kate McLeod, Editor-in-Chief | October 3, 2017
NHS Hosts Blood Drive
Elizabeth Campbell, Staff Writer | October 2, 2017
Confessions of Teenage Drivers
Nic McIntyre, Senior Editor | September 28, 2017
No Shave No More
Timia Cobb, Staff Writer | September 26, 2017

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Recent Posts

Recent Sports Scores

Friday, September 29

Varsity Football

WHS 13 - Kennedale 56
Friday, September 22

Varsity Football

WHS 28 - Sulphur Springs 6
Friday, September 15

Varsity Football

WHS 20 - Carthage 42
Thursday, September 7

Varsity Football

WHS 28 - Chapel Hill 14
Friday, September 1

Varsity Football

WHS 27 - Hallsville 10

Sports Follow-Ups

Swimming Towards Success

Eli Cosper, Staff Writer

February 23, 2018

The state competition for the UIL Swimming and Diving team will begin over the weekend of Feb. 16th. This meet is going to feature head of the Swim Team, senior Joanna Moran,...

Texas College Basketball Update

January 23, 2018

Follow-Up: Whitehouse v. Kennedale

October 6, 2017

Follow-Up: Whitehouse v. Chapel Hill

September 12, 2017

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News

WHS to Host Twirling, Dancing, Color Guard Competition

Courtney Eeds, Guest Writer
April 13, 2018

There will be a twirling, dancing and color guard competition at the high school this Saturday at 9 a.m. as a fundraiser to help the Whitehouse Band Boosters. “This competition has developed into a broad spectrum event that is multi disciplines in terms of its participating art forms,” head band director Tom Mensch said. “It will expose participants and spectators into three worlds of the competitive visual, moving arts.” Since Jan., band directors, twirling and dance coaches have been...

NASCAR Driver Visits Whitehouse

Kate McLeod, Editor-in-Chief
April 5, 2018

NASCAR and Leavine Family Racing driver Kasey Kahne visited the Whitehouse Junior High construction site and Whitehouse High School earlier today to speak with construction workers and students on his way to the 2018 O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 race at the Texas Motor Speedway on Sunday. “I’ve done a lot of events with high school, junior high, and elementary school students and I really enjoy it,” Kahne said. “Over the years, I’ve been able to do a lot of community events trying to give...

UIL District Meet

Elizabeth Freeman, Junior Editor
March 28, 2018

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Student Life

For The Love Of Music

Kate McLeod, Editor-in-Chief
December 5, 2017

Grabbing his laptop out of his backpack, senior David Lisk gets to work. Gazing at his computer screen, he composes and creates instrumental music to be featured in his original album. His fingers type frantically as he thinks of rhythms and melodies, and with one simple ‘click’, his work of art is uploaded on a worldwide platform for people across the globe to listen to. Lisk released his first...

WHS To Host College Fair

Kate McLeod, Editor-in-Chief
November 16, 2017

WHS will host a college fair today during 3rd and 4th periods in the cafeteria. Seniors will be called out of class at the beginning of 3rd period, and juniors will be called out of class at the beginning of 4th period. Information regarding signing up for the college fair can be found in the counseling office.

Gallery: NHS Induction

WHS Publications Staffs
November 9, 2017

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Opinion

The Future is Female

Morgan Gage, Staff Writer
February 23, 2018

Women lining the streets of Washington, stone faced and starving to be equal to men in not only the eyes of the law but in society. Their fingers curl around picket signs until their knuckles turn white, and their cries are met with contempt from the very men they’ve claimed oppress them. This is a familiar image to anyone who has turned on the news in recent months but also one that should be familiar to anyone who has cracked open a history textbook. While the suffragettes of the early twentieth...

21st Century Education

Morgan Gage, Staff Writer
December 12, 2017

When you accept a job as a teacher, elementary and high school alike, you’re consciously placing yourself in a position of power. Though you may answer to someone higher up, your department head or principal or superintendent, you’re still in charge of the students who pass through your classroom. No matter who you ask, everyone has a teacher who made an impact on them for better or worse, and the teachers of today should recognize that and keep it in mind as they stand in front of their classes...

Is Advisory All That Bad?

Katrina Christine, Staff Reporter
May 22, 2017

There have been many different changes at WHS since WISD has hired Dr. Moran as the new superintendent. Since the year started, the administration has tried out a new idea: power hour. Power Hour gives students time to eat lunch while also providing a time to go to tutorials or club meetings. Many students have seen this time as beneficial, but it's not always used wisely. The first week of school...

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