Cinema, the every lasting thing that has held humans together for more than 100 years. The world has had a wild ride from the world of film; movies at first, not even being able to hold sound or color(most films being black and white during this time), to colorful, fast paced/fast moving films, to CGI and editing oriented films. Cinema has had a long road; of course, it could be done without some remakes and re-releases, and that is what will be discussed. What films will be

Mr. French is a student teacher who is working toward becoming a full-time educator. He has many different interests and hopes to share some of them with his future students. He enjoys learning about a variety of subjects and thinks it would be fun to teach topics that students are already interested in. French has worked hard to build his education. He earned an Associate of Science degree in General Studies from Walters State Community College. After that, he earned a Bac

Morristown-West Beta Club is busy preparing for the state convention! On Nov. 19, the Beta Club will leave for the Opryland Hotel in Nashville. There are many students competing across nearly 40 different competitions. These competitions range from academic tests and quiz bowl competitions to art exhibitions and speeches. Through these competitions, alongside the organization's emphasis on leadership, Beta Club allows students to grow and achieve. This year’s theme is “Legen

On Tuesday Oct. 20 students will be allowed to leave early after testing at 1:45. Students must have the permission slip handed out during TNN signed by a parent or guardian in order to leave. Students who did not have the permission slip signed will go to the auditorium at 1:45. A movie will be shown in the auditorium. Students will not be able to make calls, emails, or contact to parents; they must have the permission slip signed to leave. Buses will not leave early and sti

Student IDs and Lanyard Expectations From Oct. 19-23, West High will be providing lanyards to all staff members and students. All students will be required to wear their IDs on gray lanyards assigned and keep them visible at all times. IDs must be worn appropriately and may not be concealed under hoodies or jackets or attached to backpacks. Failure to comply will be treated as a violation of safety rules and handled according to the school's assertive discipline plan. If a st

Oct. 20, 2026 ACT, Pre-ACT, ASVAB Testing Day The lunch schedule will be the same time as TNN days but with different groups eating at different times: 11:29-11:54 11th grade TNN - ASVAB Group 12:02-12:27 9th grade TNN - Pre ACT 8/9 12:34-12:59 10th grade TNN - Pre ACT 1:06-1:31 12th grade - ACT regular and extended time Students can be dismissed as soon as 4th lunch is over and at 1:45. Remaining students without a permission slip and ride can be released to the auditor

I think that fall is the best season because of all of the activities that you can do. One of the activities that you can do is of course go Trick or Treating for Halloween! You can also go to the pumpkin patch to find some cool pumpkins to carve for Halloween. That is not it. You can also start decorating your house for Halloween. During fall, there is also Thanksgiving to celebrate gathering with your family to have a big feast and party! The vibrant green of summer starts

Honoka Suzuki, yearbook editor, shares about photography and aspects of the yearbook. Suzuki has been taking photography for three years now. Her favorite part of being on the yearbook staff is taking photos of the perfect moments. She often goes to games and events to capture the sparkling energies of students. Suzuki states “ I have multiple things that are difficult, but the most important is making sure every staff is on task and keeping pages done by deadline.” Suzuki's