Flyers are hung throughout the building to spread the word about the new club.
For the first time in West Clermont history a yoga club has been introduced. Every Monday beginning at 3:15 in room 220 ran by Mrs. Bohannon there is an opportunity to learn the art of yoga and how it is beneficial to both the mind and body. Yoga can make you stronger and more flexible. It’s a great way to stay limber and energetic. You’ll also feel more focused and alert. And yoga can help you feel great and function better in your daily life. The goal and purpose of this club is to give students a comfortable place to destress from the school day. In today’s culture we rush from one day to the next, constantly trying to change our health, our body, or our emotions, or to plan our future, yoga opens up the possibility of connecting to what we already have — to who we already are. Come find yourself in Mrs. Bohannon’s room starting this coming Monday at 3:15. No mat needed just comfy clothes and a pair of socks.
If you love horror movies then It is definitely for you. You can’t go anywhere without seeing trailers, posters, or just hearing about It. It was originally a book by Stephen King, written in 1986 and was his 22nd book, 18th novel, under his own name. He got the inspiration for the movie after his car broke down. He was stranded and in the middle of nowhere so he walked the way he came to try and find the main road again. On his way to the main rode King passed a bridge and thought about what if a troll jumped out from under like the old fairy tales. But he didn’t pay this thought much attention and got a tow truck to pick up his car. Over the next two years that bridge off and on came to King’s mind. Eventually he began to think of the city he lived and the canal under a bridge in the city. He remember the tunnels that connected to the canal and thought “What a good place for a troll!” He ended up changing the monster to an It so that It can be whatever your brain thinks it is. Continue reading Movie Review: It→
September 19, 2017 Mexico City was shaken to it’s core when it was hit with a 7.1 earthquake, the devastation killed over 200 people. Then Saturday the 23rd Mexico City took another blow when a second earthquake hit them again, the devastation from both earthquakes have reached the extensive amount of 400 lives lost.Continue reading Mexico City- Shaken in Fear→
This week at our school September 25th through the 28th is spirit week leading up to the big homecoming game Friday. The first day; Monday is America day, everyone dresses up in america colors and costumes. Tuesday is to team jersey Tuesday, then Wednesday is Wacky Wednesday. Thursday is float theme Thursday and Friday is class color. Each participate gets a point. Those points for each class is divided into a percentage due to different numbers of people in each class. The class with the highest percentage of people that participated get a trophy called the Pretrial Trophy. It’s a gorgeous trophy that each year gets given to the new winning class. Just like the winning float gets a trophy. Spirit week is to get everyone pumped and excited for the homecoming game Friday and dance Saturday night! Click “Continue Reading” to see more pictures!!
As you may have seen this past Sunday football teams and players all across the country took a knee during the national anthem or stood together and locked arms some even took it as far as to staying in the tunnel. This act of protest was not an act against the country or what the flag itself represents it was an act towards the President of our country. Donald Trump took to Twitter this weekend scolding the league and the players.
As of right now in 2017, a lot is happening in the world we live in and it’s unfortunate that not a lot of it seems to be very good. It is important to take the good with the bad and look on the bright side of things. In the brighter news circulating right now, Cancer rates are the lowest they’ve been in decades. There are a few reasons why this could be, and in general is a huge deal and great news.
Altogether death rates from Cancer in the United States have declined 25% from 1991 to 2014. Steadily dropping about 1.5% annually for both men and women. It’s self explanatory that this is a pretty big advancement and a great one. As Cancer is one of the leading causes of death in the United States and has been for a very long time, still anticipating a little over 600,000 Cancer related deaths in total for 2017. The common types of Cancer in the United States are lung, colon, prostate and breast Cancer. Believing that in 2017 42% of men will be diagnosed along with 30% of women. Continue reading Cancer Rates Declining In The Past Two Decades→
The homecoming scramble has begun! Last minute proposals, setting dinner plans, girls deciding where they are getting ready, who all is in the group, where photos are being taken, setting up hair and makeup appointments, color coordinating with your date, arranging rides and looking for dresses. Hoping they have your size in the style you like. Anxiety and excitement building as the night nears closer, and everything settles itself into place.
Cross country is a sport that requires dedication and the will to want to run everyday. Though training can be rough the reward often makes up for it. Cross Country is a sport focusing on self improvement. The West Clermont Wolves showed great improvement this week with 17 personal records at Centerville High School. Centerville High Schools meet called “Saturday Night Lights” took place around the time of sunset and into the dusk. This meet accommodated about 250 teams.Continue reading “Saturday Night Lights” Cross Country Invitational→
On Friday, Sept. 22, the Wolves were triumphant in a close 21-17 game. The Knights were down 14-3 at halftime. That wasn’t the case for the rest of the game as the knights pulled ahead with two unanswered touchdowns to make it 17-14. With only about 1:30 left in the game, the Wolves scored a touchdown and made an extra point to give them the 21-17 lead. West Clermont held Kings from scoring so the game ended with the Wolves on top.
Mrs. Bohannon demonstrates the “tree pose”.
Flyers are hung throughout the building to spread the word about the new club.
September 19, 2017 Mexico City was shaken to it’s core when it was hit with a 7.1 earthquake, the devastation killed over 200 people. Then Saturday the 23rd Mexico City took another blow when a second earthquake hit them again, the devastation from both earthquakes have reached the extensive amount of 400 lives lost.
