Author: Ciarra Lawson

Ayy it’s Ciarra Lawson here and I’m a senior and a noob WHS Lion’s Pride member, also part of the student council. I’ve been attending Walkersville High all four years and lived here my entire life. I am an outgoing person and always will have a smile on my face. You will never see me not talking; Keeping to myself is not my cup of tea. I will always have an opinion on whatever it is, either knowing everything on that topic or having absolutely no clue. I am really looking forward to this first year of mine taking journalism and I hope you take pleasure in reading mine and the rest of WHS Lion’s Pride members’ articles.

What Was Your Most Memorable Experience In High School? Seniors Respond!

May 27, 2015May 27, 2015 Ciarra LawsonWalkersville High School

by Ciarra Lawson Most memorable experience in high school Seniors long journey of high school is coming to an end. Here is some of their most memorable experiences during their time here

Are Tanning Beds a Good Idea for High School Students?

May 4, 2015May 4, 2015 Ciarra LawsonWalkersville High School

by Ciara Lawson When there is no sun and school dances come right around the corner, high school girls turn to tanning beds, but how safe is it to tan in a bed

WHS Envirothon Teams Finish In Third and Fifth Place

April 30, 2015April 30, 2015 Ciarra LawsonEnvirothon, Walkersville High School

by Ciarra Lawson Last Tuesday on April 28th, our Walkersville students participated in a competition known as “Envirothon,” which is a test based competition that our students prepared for all year. There are five

Think Twice Before Using Water Bottles Instead of the Water Fountain

April 28, 2015April 28, 2015 Ciarra LawsonWalkersville High School

by Ciarra Lawson How many water bottles do you think you go through in a week? Between lunch, sports, and staying hydrated an average person can go through almost 30 water bottles. But whyRead More

Saturday School an Incentive to Get to School On Time

March 25, 2015March 25, 2015 Ciarra LawsonWalkersville High School

by Ciarra Lawson Sometimes students are unable to make it to school on time, either because they’ve woken up late, missed the bus, or simply because they’re just running late. A student can be