Summer Songs
MadisonF, Staff Reporter
May 17, 2019
Filed under Audio, Entertainment, Music
That time of the year has come, the time where your Spotify has become empty from the past season's jams and is ready for a fresh spin. Well, you're in luck because the newspaper staff has put in their personal opinions to create the best summer songs for you to listen to on that sunny and chill Texas...
QandA with Kelly Hines
JerahB, Staff Reporter
May 1, 2019
Filed under Sports
Q: How do you feel about this soccer season? A: I love this soccer season because it’s been really fun. I love this team. They are so much fun to be around, and we’ve been winning. It’s been a great feeling. Q: What do you think the team strengths are? A: Offensively, we are so good, and...
Step by Step
MadisonF, Staff Reporter
April 16, 2019
Filed under Cy Woods, Features, People of Cy Woods, Showcase
Chant. Stomp. Clap. What started as the traditional African gumboot dance now beats along the hallways of our high school: step dancing. In November of 2017, seniors Mia Jones, Lauren Daughtery and Catherine Roberts decided that something was missing in the culture of their extracurricular experience:...
Xplor your Options
CarolineS, Online Editor
April 5, 2019
Filed under Features, People of Cy Woods, Showcase
More and more people are starting to branch out into the territory of self-made businesses and brands. Within that demographic, there is a surprising number of high school students. They happily devote a portion of their time to the products they’ve worked for. Cy Woods is no stranger to students who ...
Wildcats Worst Dates
KaitlynO, Staff Reporter
March 7, 2019
Filed under Features
Dates can be a stressful experience, especially if it’s your first time going out with someone. Some dates, though, may not be what you were expecting, and can either help or hinder the relationship you have with the person you’re taking out. Here are some of our Wildcats worst dates they’ve been on. ...
Picture Perfect
JerahB, Staff Reporter
March 6, 2019
The VASE competition which stands for Visual Arts and Scholastic Events is a photography competition that scholastic holds every year. Many photographs are looked over and reviewed. Brooke Nunley had two pictures that advanced to state this year. How do you feel about your pictures advancing...
What does it take to Start a Club?
PaigeR, Social Editor
February 27, 2019
Filed under Discover
Clubs are a great way to connect people with similar interests, yet no one talks about how that club that brought all your friends together started. Joining and participating is easy, but what happened behind the scenes to get things started? First, according to Mr. Heath, “the key is getting a...
Challenge Accepted
SaraZ, Staff Reporter
February 15, 2019
After no longer playing basketball, senior Diane Hernandez has found something else to keep herself active. She will be running the Vintage Park half marathon on April 14, 2019. The marathon is 13.1 miles long, Although there is no special prize at the end, Hernandez wanted to prove her parents wro...
Living with a Disability
JustinP, Staff Reporter
January 15, 2019
Filed under Features, Showcase
They were born with this disability. They did not choose this, and now, it is part of their lives forever. Brothers Thomas and Andrew Avery live with the disability known as Tourettes. According to a study from the Mayo Clinic, Tourette Syndrome (TS) involves uncontrollable repetitive movements or...
Not Your Average Sportz Team
KaitlynO, Staff Reporter
January 10, 2019
Filed under Features
The Cypress Woods Theatre Company is in full swing this year with the many productions they have planned for the school year. Along with all of that, some of the theatre arts students are also involved in our Comedy Sportz team, which is different than their productions. “ComedySportz is an improv team where we p...
How Senioritis Is A Real Thing
MadisonF, Staff Reporter
January 9, 2019
Filed under Opinions
It’s that time of the year again. As 2019 rolls in, and school is officially back in session, I am already hearing complaints from many students (especially the seniors like myself) about wanting another break already or being ready to graduate. It is the last semester of high school, ever, for these...
Mums for Life
ErinE, Online Editor
December 17, 2018
Filed under Features
Oct. 4, 2018- A special Cy Woods tradition took place during the week of homecoming. Multiple Wildcat students had the opportunity of donating mums and garters to the LIFE Skills and Carlton students as a part of Mums for LIFE. This beloved tradition was started back in 2014 by Wildcat alumnus Cameron ...
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