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Wabaunsee’s annual Fall play is only a couple of weeks away. Just like in years past, the drama class will put on a lovely performance for the community, however this year there will be some guest appearances as well. The newspaper class and several students from outside of the drama class will also make up the cast this year, yours truly included.
As the WHS drama class prepares for its Fall play next weekend, we look back 20 years to the 2001 production.
Shiela Hasenkamp-Keehn brought her presentation, “8 minutes” to WHS students Thursday morning. “8 minutes” was a story about Shiela’s son Parker, who went on vacation in Arizona for spring break in 2016. He was drinking with some friends and chugged a bottle of vodka. After losing consciousness, he died for eight minutes.
Senior Kaelyn Conrad signed her National Letter of Intent to play softball at Johnson County Community College in a ceremony Friday afternoon.
Aden Miller and Kaelyn Conrad join the podcast to discuss their recent trips to national FFA and FCCLA gatherings.
Senior Kara Hafenstine signed her National Letter of Intent to play softball at Ottawa University in a celebration Wednesday at WHS.
While vaccines are certainly a newsworthy topic today, in the 1977 Charger yearbook they were used to describe a lack of enthusiasm for Queen of Courts Spirit Week.
New school resource officer Steve Bundy has been in law enforcement for more than four decades.
New USD 329 maintenance director Gary Blanton started out as a dairy farmer before he found his passion for maintenance.
In honor of Veteran’s Day, some members of the Charger staff interviewed relatives about their time in the military.
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