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New Hobbies Arise

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hannah-380x500.jpg Senior Hannah Steiner enjoying the outdoors with her mom on Easter. Hannah Steiner.
reese-cleaning-375x500.jpg Junior Reese Alecxih helping out around the house during quarantine by cleaning the kitchen. Reese Alecxih.
nick-doing-hw-254x500.jpg Freshman Nick Schaller spending most of his time in quarantine doing homework at his desk. Nick Schaller.
Coop-667x500.jpg English teacher Joseph Cooper spending his free time on his new favorite hobby which consists of computer fun. Joseph Cooper.

Life in quarantine has resulted in students and teachers having much more flexibility and even some free time one their hands compared to a regular day at school. Senior Hannah Steiner said, “Since I have always loved being busy, quarantine has slowed everything down. It has been nice to have a break.” With all this free time and even some levels of boredom, students and teachers have begun to develop new hobbies that they would not necessarily do if school were to be in session.

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Unmasking the Winter Dance

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10-889x500.jpg Senior’s Bryn Alecxih, Taylor Strohmeier and Maren LaValle at their senior Winter Dance picture party. Bryn Alecxih.
9-333x500.jpg Senior’s Bryn Alecxih, Hannah Steiner and Bella Barnes at their senior Winter Dance picture party. Bryn Alecxih.
8-750x500.jpg Senior girls Maren LaValle, Kate Lalley, Taylor Strohmeier, Claire Schaller, Bryn Alecxih, Hannah Steiner and Lucy Mitchell at their senior Winter Dance picture party. Bryn Alecxih.
7-750x500.jpg Senior girls Bryn Alecxih, Liza Yates, Claire Schaller and Anna Turner at their Winter Dance picture party. Bryn Alecxih
6-808x500.jpg Group of sophomore girls at the DCC for their Winter Dance picture party. Grace Eversbusch.
5-748x500.jpg Sophomores Grace Eversbusch, Maggie Rheudasil and Connor Carroll at the DCC for their Winter Dance picture party. Grace Eversbusch.
4-750x500.jpg Junior boys Nicholas Hess and JD Chipman at the Winter Dance Picture Party. Nicholas Hess.
3-750x500.jpg Juniors Margaret Dudley, JD Chipman, Nicholas Hess and Natalie Gross at the Winter Dance Picture Party. Nicholas Hess.
2-750x500.jpg Group of junior boys posing at the Winter Dance picture party. Nicholas Hess.
1-750x500.jpg Group of junior boys posing for a sadie picture. Nicholas Hess.
Photo-Booth-1.png Seniors John Kiersznowski and Sam Lambert enjoying the photo booth at the Winter Dance. Robot Photo Booth.
Photo-Booth-2.png Wesleyan faculty members Anna Myrick and Isiah Hill enjoying the photo booth at the Winter Dance. Robot Photo Booth.

On Feb. 1, the Wesleyan high school students got to take a break from the stress of everyday life and school and enjoy a wonderful night at the Winter Dance. Students put on their best attire for the masquerade-themed Winter Dance and headed over to Hoover Gymnasium for a memorable night. The Winter Dance is always highly anticipated by the Wesleyan students. The boys took a break from the nerves of asking the girls to each high school dance, and the girls took their big chance to ask the boys. Student government spent copious amount of time planning and preparing the Winter Dance so it would be the best Winter Dance yet. After months of planning the dance, it had finally arrived, and students were eager for the masquerade ball. With the famed DJ Fat Snacks providing some awesome tunes on the dance floor, the lively photo booth, the delicious refreshments, and the mysterious table of masks, the students and faculty raved about the success of the dance.

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New Hobbies Arise

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Daughters Dance on Dads’ Toes

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4-349x500.jpg Avalee ('29) and Brian Rooker under the flower arch entrance. Jerri Rooker.
5-409x500.jpg Micah Saddington ('29) in photobooth shot with her dad. Susan Saddington.
6-667x500.jpg A group of girls in the photobooth. Jerri Rooker.
7-667x500.jpg The decorated room transformed into a magical wonderland for the girls. Susan Saddington.
1-388x500.png The invitation for the dance. Susan Saddington.
3-375x500.jpg The mug given to the guest of the dance. Susan Saddington.

The annual Lower School Daddy Daughter Dance knocked the girls off their feet. The Lower School cafeteria transformed into a pink, red and white ballroom for a special night that fathers and daughters will never forget. This event is planned months ahead of time having co-chair Susan Saddington said, “The first dance committee meeting was in November to discuss timeline, responsibilities and budget.” Keep Reading

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New Hobbies Arise

Life in quarantine has resulted in students and teachers having much more flexibility and even some free time one their

Coach Wolf Gets Wesleyan Athletes into Shape

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AC-Coach-Wolf-Article-667x500.jpg Freshman AC Carter does push ups in Coach Wolf's class. PARSONNET.
Izzy-Coach-Wolf-Article-e1485283296818-375x500.jpg Freshman Izzy Larsen smiles as she works hard in Coach Wolf's class. PARSONNET.
Maya-and-Bryn-Coach-Wolf-Article-e1485283264849-375x500.jpg Sophomore Maya Timberlake and Freshman Bryn Alecxih doing ab exercises in Coach Wolf's class . PARSONNET.
Bryn-Lifting-Weights-Coach-Wolf-Article-e1485282777856-375x500.jpg Freshman Bryn Alecxih smiles as she squats. PARSONNET.
coach-Wolf-Aricle-375x500.jpg Student lifts in the weight room. WOLF.

While winter season sports are coming to an end, the spring conditioning is just beginning with Coach Dustin Wolf. Coach Wolf pushes all of his athletes to train well, so they are able to play well.

Wolf’s mission is to help each sport reach its full potential during game time. Sophomore basketball player Callie Weaver said that, “I think it’s worthwhile because I can see a difference in my game in the winter through my strength and stability, and I think you can see it in the whole team too.” Keep Reading

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New Hobbies Arise

Life in quarantine has resulted in students and teachers having much more flexibility and even some free time one their

2017: New Year, New You

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New-Years-Resolutions-3-e1485357037515-375x500.jpg Sophomore, Ben Smoke, enjoys drinking water all throughout the school day. HAYES
New-Years-Resolutions-2-e1485357084445-375x500.jpg Sophomore, Grace Tyler, started a New Year's Resolution to drink more water. HAYES
New-Years-Resolutions-1-507x500.jpg Like many others, Jordyn Shackford, is carrying out her resolution by working out. JORDYN SHACKFORD

With the coming of the New Year and the calendar refreshing, people are given the opportunity of a fresh start and a clean slate. With this new beginning comes a time of evaluating your last year’s self, creating goals and making changes to make the New Year the best yet.

New Year’s resolutions usually maintain a bad reputation. Typically by Jan. 7 these resolutions are long gone and everyone is back to being their normal mediocre selves, the same they were last year. “I have never fulfilled a New Year’s Resolution I have made in the past,” Faculty Fellow, Claire Coward said, “One year I resolved to never look in the mirror, but I missed myself too much after two hours.”

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