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The Paw Print
The Student News Site of Wilde Lake High School

The Paw Print

Flashback Friday

Rachel Eisenhauer, 2016-2017 Arts Editor • September 16, 2016

Every Friday, The Paw Print will publish a story from its archives, here is today’s.

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Over Thanksgiving Break, ten Wilde Lake students went to the Slayton House to receive training in leading Peace Circles. (Photo courtesy of Ms. Collier)
First Students in County to Lead Peace Circles
Henry Hopper at the finish of the State Championship at Hereford High School. (Photo credit Om Maryankandy)
Henry Hopper Makes Strides with State Championship Win
Student democracy leaders know that students at Wilde Lake are ready to talk, according to SGA President Sajana Vigna Mclaughlin. Abisola says it is important for Wilde Lake to create a student democracy environment that is “not exclusionary and has everyone’s opinions present.” [From left to right: Abisola Ayoola, Oliver Song, Gabby Oshadiya, Sajana Vigna Mclaughlin, Aly Abel, Liz Cho, and Logan Peyton]
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Freshman Jonah Campbell wears his Venture shirt from Axel Mancia’s brand to school.
Hellbent and Venture: Student’s Passion for Fashion Brings Inspiration to Wilde Lake
Since its creation, The Paw Print has gone through many different editors, writers, and designs, but it has always been the sole student news source at Wilde Lake High School. “The Paw Print” is the student newspaper of Wilde Lake High School, and has been written and published by students since the 1970s. The archive is composed of 87 past newspaper issues dating back to 1985.
Looking Back: Past Paw Prints Reveal Wilde Lake’s Yesterday and Now
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Rachel Eisenhauer, 2016-2017 Arts Editor
Rachel Eisenhauer, Arts Editor, (2015- 2017)
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  • Wilde Lake scored 4/5 stars on the 2023 Maryland State Department of Education report card. The report card makes their evaluations based on test scores, graduation rates, “readiness” for graduation, progress towards English language proficiency, curriculum, and a survey.

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    Wilde Lake Loses One Star on Report Card, Reflecting a Statewide Trend

  • Coach Tee and senior captain Justyce Richard bonding during a home game. “It kind of feels like a family. It’s very family oriented. We are all very close and just have that connection. Our coach creates that. We spend a lot of time bonding in practice and through games. We have to in order to win,” said Justyce.

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    Wilde Lake Softball Finishes Second In Region

  • Assistant captain Johanna Shin playing her match against Oakland Mills on April 27, 2023. The Wildecats took down the Scorpions.

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    Game, Set, Match! Tennis Has Best Season in Five Years

  • Students after school on May 30, 2023 waiting to get into CVS. Students wait in line in order for the store to maintain their number restriction. Three to four students are allowed inside at a time.

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    Local Stores Impose Limitations on Teens

  • Cartoon by Yasmin Roach

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    Local Business’ Restrictions on Teenagers Decrease Racial Profiling

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