On Friday, May 17, a group of juniors and sophomores listened to Vietnam War Veteran and former Boston Public School teacher Roger Harris give his life story, from serving in the Vietnam war as a Marine to becoming the superintendent at the Renaissance School in Boston. History department head Kerry...

The crack of the bat, a base hit, reaching base, then doing it again. This has become a common trend for the Weston Wildcats senior center fielder and pitcher Peter Messervy. After his final season at WHS, Messervy will be attending Harvard University to play baseball in the Ivy League. After four...

Today, many competitive athletes have routines that require countless hours and difficult practices to excel in their sport. WHS seniors Jayme and Kayla Leschly embrace this routine by playing tennis at a very high level, while also balancing the demands of school. After graduation, Jayme Leschly...

Starting next fall, the main office will be missing an irreplaceable member. After 32 years at WHS, administrative assistant Diane Kaskon will be retiring. “I’m going to miss her so much. It's going to be hard to replace her because she knows this school inside and out,” office aide Theresa...

Sam A-Rahim — Northeastern University Sari Aboushala — Syracuse University Alexis Aggouras — College of Charleston Benjamin Agreste — University of Rhode Island Yoseph Al-khateeb — Syracuse University Peter Alagha — University of Rhode Island Stella Alphas — Smith College Dante...

From lively music, elegant turns, to explosions of color, the arts provide an opportunity for students to create and express themselves. WHS seniors Maxwell Fernandez and Sofia Scully-Power are using college as an opportunity to further pursue their creative expression. While both students are interested...

Senior year is known for many things; it is the year of college decisions, new growth, and the transition from high school to college and beyond. For the class of 2019, the prospect of a new college career leads to excitement, anxiety, and more as they reflect on their time at WHS. “It’s...