Jamie Neal
Volume 2, Issue 2
October 17, 2014
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Homecoming week was filled with activities
WWJH forms new Business Professionals of America Chapter
Last week was Homecoming week. We had a great time showing off our Bronco pride. Monday was sports day. We saw lots of different team’s sports jerseys. Tuesday was pink day. We want to give a special thanks to all who wore pink and supported breast cancer awareness month. Wednesday was crazy sock day. Did you pay your dollar? There were a lot of awesome crazy socks. Thursday was crazy hat day. People were rocking their crazy hats. Friday was Bronco Pride day. Did you wear a mum? We saw lots of purple and some amazing mums.
Business Professionals of America is the leading Career and Technical Students Organization for students pursuing careers in business management, office administration, information technology, audio/visual, mangement and marketing career fields. This organization has about 43,000 members in over 2,300 chapters in 23 states. Our qualified students demonstrate their career skills at regional, state and national conferences in 72 competitive events. Woodrow Wilson Jr. high is proud to announce our new BPA chapter. There are many events you can participate in, like Finance, Business Administration, Management Information Systems, etc. If you are interested in being a part of the team, come by Mr. Ewing’s class after school on Tuesday, October 21, 2014. Today’s students, Tomorrow’s Business Professionals.
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Jamie Neal
Pony News Text Message Updates
s p o t l i g h t
two dogs, Charlie and Lucy. series. She was the assistant
Jamie Neal lives in Her favorite colors are hot editor for her school newsMainuel, Texas and pink and purple, her hobbies paper and the page editor
By: Hallee Cognata
graduated from Texas are reading, painting , and for their yearbook, she also A&M. She teaches shopping for shoes. Her fa- says she was a good stumath but her dream vorite movie is Shrek and her dent in school and quotes,
job is to work at the zoo. She has a brother and is married but doesn't have any children except for her
favorite TV show is New Girl. ”A nerd to be exact.” Her favorite book is the Plum
PONIES IN ACTION Football Tuesday night started out as a normal night in Bronco stadium with 7th grade B-team easily rolling past Highlands 31-6. The A team came on the field next and pushed into an early lead with a safety. Both teams traded touchdowns, including a great touchdown pass to William Sims in the first half. As the 4th quater came to a close the Ponies found themselves down 14-19. After three failed attempts and on 4th down with fortyeight seconds on the clock Jose Gomez prepares to throw the long ball. He sees his man number 11 open and throws a perfect spiral towards William Sims. As all eyes were on the ball a silence came over the stadium. It was is if everyone took a deep breath and held it. Then, screams of excitement as the catch is made. He scores a touchdown with less than thirty seconds on the clock putting the Ponies up 20-19. The defense held their ground and the Ponies win the game as time expires for the Eagles!
TVE Parade
Photos By: Haley H.
Woodrow Wilson was well represented in this year’s Trinity Valley Exposition parade. We had many students and faculty that turned out to see the festivities. The Dayton group was led by the fire department, followed by Charger and the high school band and cheerleaders. Our twirlers followed them and then next we had the Sparklers. The cheerleaders excited the onlookers as the Dayton group passed by. We even had a few Dirt Divas waving to thier favorite teachers. A thank you goes out to all our participants that represented WWJH on their day off.
Yearbooks are on sale now. If you preorder before December 1st, receive $5.00 off the normal price of $35.00, or you can make 4 payments of $10. See Mr. Ewing in room 105 for details.
October 17, 2014
Pony Express W
O O D R O W
W I L S O N
J U N I O
R
H I G H
Homecoming week was filled with activities
WWJH forms new Business Professionals of America Chapter
Last week was Homecoming week. We had a great time showing off our Bronco pride. Monday was sports day. We saw lots of different team’s sports jerseys. Tuesday was pink day. We want to give a special thanks to all who wore pink and supported breast cancer awareness month. Wednesday was crazy sock day. Did you pay your dollar? There were a lot of awesome crazy socks. Thursday was crazy hat day. People were rocking their crazy hats. Friday was Bronco Pride day. Did you wear a mum? We saw lots of purple and some amazing mums.
Business Professionals of America is the leading Career and Technical Students Organization for students pursuing careers in business management, office administration, information technology, audio/visual, mangement and marketing career fields. This organization has about 43,000 members in over 2,300 chapters in 23 states. Our qualified students demonstrate their career skills at regional, state and national conferences in 72 competitive events. Woodrow Wilson Jr. high is proud to announce our new BPA chapter. There are many events you can participate in, like Finance, Business Administration, Management Information Systems, etc. If you are interested in being a part of the team, come by Mr. Ewing’s class after school on Tuesday, October 21, 2014. Today’s students, Tomorrow’s Business Professionals.
N e w
t e a c h e r
Jamie Neal
Pony News Text Message Updates
s p o t l i g h t
two dogs, Charlie and Lucy. series. She was the assistant
Jamie Neal lives in Her favorite colors are hot editor for her school newsMainuel, Texas and pink and purple, her hobbies paper and the page editor
By: Hallee Cognata
graduated from Texas are reading, painting , and for their yearbook, she also A&M. She teaches shopping for shoes. Her fa- says she was a good stumath but her dream vorite movie is Shrek and her dent in school and quotes,
job is to work at the zoo. She has a brother and is married but doesn't have any children except for her
favorite TV show is New Girl. ”A nerd to be exact.” Her favorite book is the Plum
PONIES IN ACTION Football Tuesday night started out as a normal night in Bronco stadium with 7th grade B-team easily rolling past Highlands 31-6. The A team came on the field next and pushed into an early lead with a safety. Both teams traded touchdowns, including a great touchdown pass to William Sims in the first half. As the 4th quater came to a close the Ponies found themselves down 14-19. After three failed attempts and on 4th down with fortyeight seconds on the clock Jose Gomez prepares to throw the long ball. He sees his man number 11 open and throws a perfect spiral towards William Sims. As all eyes were on the ball a silence came over the stadium. It was is if everyone took a deep breath and held it. Then, screams of excitement as the catch is made. He scores a touchdown with less than thirty seconds on the clock putting the Ponies up 20-19. The defense held their ground and the Ponies win the game as time expires for the Eagles!
TVE Parade
Photos By: Haley H.
Woodrow Wilson was well represented in this year’s Trinity Valley Exposition parade. We had many students and faculty that turned out to see the festivities. The Dayton group was led by the fire department, followed by Charger and the high school band and cheerleaders. Our twirlers followed them and then next we had the Sparklers. The cheerleaders excited the onlookers as the Dayton group passed by. We even had a few Dirt Divas waving to thier favorite teachers. A thank you goes out to all our participants that represented WWJH on their day off.
Yearbooks are on sale now. If you preorder before December 1st, receive $5.00 off the normal price of $35.00, or you can make 4 payments of $10. See Mr. Ewing in room 105 for details.
