Sydney Cain, senior
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Over MEA break the Woodbury High School marching band went on an incredible trip to Orlando Florida and represented our school as they marched through Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom in the “Festival of Fantasy” parade. Not only did the Marching Royals walk along the same route as the beloved Disney characters such as Queen Elsa from Frozen and Woody from Toy story, but they also received the “Golden Mickey” award for an outstanding performance. But the Marching Royals didn’t stop there; they also met and march for the Melbourne High School marching band. Mel High is an extremely accomplished marching band that competes once a year, usually taking home multiple awards (this year receiving nine) The drum major of the Mel High marching band stated that he was “Very impressed with the talent that the Woodbury Marching band brought to the field.” The crowd roared with excitement as the royals marched their field show for the very last time with every ounce of pride they had left. This year was a year of many accomplishments for the marching royals and they were thrilled to take it all the way to Florida to spread the royal spirit. Congratulations on an amazing season royals, you should be proud.
Sydney Cain, senior #WHSPride
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You’re going to hear them roar! – Woodbury High School’s 2014 Homecoming traditions have set new standards for showing school spirit in the most creative of ways. From their imaginative dress-up day themes to this year’s Homecoming T-Shirt, Woodbury students have not been shy about showing how they are royal to the core. Despite a daunting football season with only one win under their belt, the Woodbury student body hasn’t let the season’s turn out hinder their enthusiasm in their school. Up and down the halls, encouraging decorations and decked-out students in spirit gear have formed a bonded community of proud students and faculty. No matter what the outcome of the Royals vs the Ponies game, Woodbury students have certainly won the game when it comes to school spirit.
Brenna Fuhr, junior We want to hear your voice! For more Homecoming Reflections, email your submissions to [email protected] for a chance to get featured on the blog, or tweet #WHSPride to share who/what in the WHS community makes you proud! And finally, we have the Homecoming Semi-Formal! What a great way to end this year's Homecoming Week. Thanks to everyone who made the event a success!
Find the rest in the photos tab. #WHSPride Arguably the most eventful day of the year, Friday's schedule included Royal Spirit Day, Pepfest, the Parade, and, of course, the Homecoming Football Game.
Here's a sample from the Spirit Day photo booth. A special thanks to our admin for stopping by! WHS is lucky to have you. As always, the rest of the pictures are in the photos tab! #WHSPride Slightly delayed, I know, but the awesome costumes for twin day couldn't go unnoticed. This spirit day came out victorious in a battle between twin, jungle/safari, and tie-dye day. Look for the rest of the photos on the photo page (You'll have to scroll down).
To continue our recap of Homecoming Week... Wednesday's Powderpoof and Powderpuff games were a smashing success. To kick things off, the United States of Abs claimed the title among the guy volleyball players. Later, the senior and junior girls headed out to the stadium for a close game of football - congratulations to the seniors on their victory!
Here's a little preview of the Powderpuff game; look for others (and some Powderpoof pictures) in the photos page soon! The first spirit day photo booth was a success! Thank you to those of you that came out - your leather jackets and poodle skirts could not have looked better! Don't worry if you missed us today. We'll be back: Thursday (Twin Day), Friday (Royal Spirit), and Saturday at the Semi-Formal (8:30-11:30). Keep up the spirit Royals! #WHSPride
Click the 'Photos' tab to see the rest of the photos! It's Homecoming Week!! The festivities began with an awesome Homecoming Coronation, where this year's king and queen were announced!
The ladies of the court were: Ellie Blanchfield, Grace Cherrey, Chloe Rock, Lauren Stuber, and Lauren Vasilakos And the gentleman: Gus Angulo, Jake Dickmeyer. Kenneth Huang, Carlos Belardi and Austen Macalus Congratulations to the entire court, and our new king and queen: Austen and Lauren S.! #WHSPride And on that note, the boys team deserves no less recognition. Last week the Varsity team had a tough (first) loss against East Ridge. Yes, you read correctly - first. The boys have had an incredible season with a record of 13-1. Don't forget to cheer them on this Tuesday at their first section game. Go Royals!
Also, shout out to the student section but being an excellent support to both the boys and girls teams! #WHSPRide A huge congratulations to the Varsity Girls' Soccer team, who were named the Suburban East Conference Champions! The girls played an excellent game against East Ridge, winning with a score of 3-1. The first goal was scored by Lauren Stuber, the second by Neve Patterson, and the third by Rachel Hewitt. The whole team played admirably - we are so proud of you, girls!
Another special shout out to the amazing seniors of the team: Bre Cathey, Mollie Hanselman (C), Meghan Konop (C), Sarah Lonergan, Dani Nelson, Neve Patterson, Lauren Stuber, and Julia Weimer! |
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