We Are Wolverines – Westside Voice

Lebanese Angry Over Syrians Taking Jobs

January 12, 2019

Filed under Opinions, The Struggle Is Real

There's been an increase of Syrians in the country of Lebanon. Many have complained about Syrians taking their jobs. The increase of Syrians at refugee camps has been occupying more space. Many songs have been made mocking Syrians,...

Palestine vs. Israelian reasons for conflict

Rowan Aboeid, writer

January 11, 2019

Filed under The Struggle Is Real

Palestine vs. Israel The reason for the fight is Israel coming into palestine and try and claim land . Also they occupied the piece of land which have a great amount of resources especially oil . It is a fight over who will...

Idiotic Excuses Struggling Artist Like To Make (Editorial)

Hamunaptra Hills and Savanna Stinchcomb

April 18, 2018

Filed under Student Life/Teen Issues, The Struggle Is Real, Uncategorized, We Are Wolverines

Now, many of you reading this arent artist and couldn't care less about art but stick with me, i' going to make this as interesting as possible. As we all know, drawing is difficult and it requires a lot...

John Garren……..

Bryanna Kameka and Savanna Stinchcomb

April 18, 2018

Filed under Showcase, Spotlight, The Struggle Is Real, Uncategorized, We Are Wolverines

John Garren,publisher of count to four... play the drums as well as a UPS carrier a former student of Westside High School. Garren was a drop out at 17 years old due to his mentality that he thought didn't need education, he...

Was It really a day of rememberance? EDITORIAL

Savanna Stinchcomb, Editor/ News Reporter.

March 26, 2018

Filed under NEWS, Showcase, Spotlight, Student Life/Teen Issues, The Struggle Is Real, We Are Wolverines

One editor's opinion Our nation dedicated a day to remember the 17 lives that were taken during a shooting in Parkland. Students particapated in a 17-minute walk out on March 14. Each minute was for each life lost,...

THE DEN

Savanna Stinchcomb and Bryanna Kameka

March 12, 2018

Filed under Showcase, Student Life/Teen Issues, The Struggle Is Real, Uncategorized, We Are Wolverines

More than 160 students have been helped in our schools donation center. The Den was initially started by our 2-year SGA teacher Ms. Hendrix. " If our students aren't worrying about what they are wearing...

Basketball Season is here!

November 20, 2017

Filed under Sports, We Are Wolverines

The Lady Wolverines had a great start to their season by winning their preseason battle against Trinity & Bishop Snyder. They defeated both teams and took home the trophy! Special thanks to Alex Sutton #33 for being MVP! Boys...

Wolverines Homecoming Game Win

Sharnae Frazer

October 9, 2017

Filed under Inside Look, Sports, We Are Wolverines

After the energetic pep rally and parade put on by Westside High on October 6, 2017 the game was the closer of all the hype. The Westside varsity football team had not disappointed us against Baldwin High with a score of (25-15)...

Westside V football scores

Sharnae Frazer

October 3, 2017

Filed under Sports, The Struggle Is Real, We Are Wolverines

On Sept. 29, 2017 the Wolverines took on the Bolles and put on a good fight; but was defeated with a score of 64-13.

Westside Spirit Week

October 3, 2017

Filed under We Are Wolverines

Monday-Zombie Day Tuesday-Old vs New Wednesday-Character Day Thursday-Throwback Thursday Friday-Pep Rally and Parade

Westside Students every day jobs!

Trinety Williams and Nikeria Newberry

September 25, 2017

Filed under Student Life/Teen Issues, The Struggle Is Real

Traven- sonic : "lots of teens , I like it just very busy . I work at the one on 103rd and we make the most money than the other Florida finances." Jahleal- Firehouse Subs-" Its not that busy , I like my paychecks." NEED FUL...

Birthdays

Sharnae Frazer

September 25, 2017

Filed under Listen Up, Teachers Spotlight, We Are Wolverines

Mr. Blake Edwards - Sept. 25 Ms. Laquanda Paschal - Sept. 25 Ms. Monet Pearson - Sept. 26 Ms. Rebecca Bryner - Sept. 30 Coach Jeffrey Gidcumb - Sept. 30 Ms. Ali Fehling - Oct. 1