By: Michael Colbert Only three graduates of the Westborough High School Class of 1937 still make Westborough their home; Charlie Fay is one of these people. Fay was born on July 21, 1919 in Westborough, MA. As a teenager, he enjoyed delivering newspapers around town throughout his time in high school. He made eight dollars [...]
By Steven Price and Kyle Lemack “It’s just cool. You get to do interesting things in an informal way,” comments WHS Industrial Arts Teacher Mr. Bill Parsons. When former Industrial Arts teacher Mr. Dodson retired two years ago, Mr. Parsons moved to the high school from Gibbons Middle School. When asked why he switched from [...]
By Kelsey Stone WHS Social Studies teacher Mr. Chapman is known for his spirit and interest in sports. Born and raised in North Attleboro, MA, Mr. Chapman ended his football career to settle down and become a history teacher. Growing up, Mr. Chapman was passionate about football and baseball. Up until his freshman year of [...]
By Meghan O’Neil and Dean Sudol Recently in the news, there has been a wide spread of information pertaining to the number one most wanted person in Uganda: Kony. With this information, a video is also present to help notify the world about what Kony has been doing over the last 20 years. Reports stated [...]
By: Nicole DeMichele Wife, mother, friend, and more recently, teacher, Carol DeMichele is a new addition to the Westborough High School Staff. She is the newest paraprofessional for the Special Education Department. DeMichele is a resident of Westborough, MA. She is a mother of three children, ages 20, 17, and 9. As if being a [...]
By: Sarah Fontaine He’s a father, a husband, and one of Westborough High School’s most respected teachers. Michael Fontaine is the Anatomy teacher and Science Department Head at WHS. Fontaine grew up in Leominster, Massachusetts and attended UMass Amherst to become a physical therapist. After a few years in that profession, he returned to school [...]
By: Briana Arnold This year a few students, including myself, have put forth a great effort to bring back Game of the Week and all the fun that comes along with it. So far we have been successful in making the games known to the student body by putting up flyers around the school and [...]
By: Mary-Katherine Donahue and Jake Yanoff The viral video phenomenon by the Invisible Children Organization has informed the world about the outrageous atrocities committed by Ugandan strongman Joseph Kony. While the basic story of Kony is true, when one examines the current facts of the story the Invisible Children Organization’s version of events begin to [...]
By: Stephanie Johnston and Sarah Masters Jason Russell, one of the founders of Invisible Children, Inc., uploaded a video to YouTube on March 8, 2012. The video has already reached over 80 million views. The goal of the video was to raise worldwide awareness of Joseph Kony, “not to celebrate him, but to raise support [...]
By: Andrew Lampi Recently, five Westborough High students competed in the Worcester Regional Science Fair on March 9. Senior Sneha Subramanium was ranked in first place. She will now attend the State Science Fair at MIT as well as the Intel Science Fair. Sophomore Steven Homberg placed fourth in the competition and will also be [...]
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