Cameron Hake is the son of Bill and Jessica Hake. Throughout high school, Cameron has been a member of the football and track teams.
Cameron says Ms. Eakins has made an impact on his life because she always helped him with homework. He also advises the underclassmen to pass their classes the first time; it makes things easier!
After high school, he plans to attend Southeastern Community College to run track and begin his education to become a DNR officer.
Good Luck, Cameron!
Wapello Indians Soccer will face off against Columbus on May 13th at Mediapolis as part of the SEISC Soccer Tournament. Start time is 5:00 pm. To see all the bracket check out https://tinyurl.com/y2llmm5y.
Choir, Wapetonics, drama, and student council have kept Olivia Hoffman busy the last four years at Wapello High School. A lesson she has learned and wants to pass along to the underclassmen is to “Please, Please, Please don't wait until the last minute to do homework, it will bite you in the [you know what] if you wait.”
Olivia says that Mr. Murray has had the biggest impact on her education. She says, “When he would talk in class he didn't sugar coat anything, I really appreciated that because that meant he saw us as young adults and not children. But also because he gave me the ability to 50 words per minute with his very long and gruesome slideshows.”
Olivia is the daughter of Jerred Hoffman & Laresa Carpenter. After graduation, she plans to explore her options in the workforce to find something she is passionate about and pursue her education after she finds it.
Best wishes, Olivia!
Favorite teacher? Senior Ashlyn McKenzie says, “Every single teacher of mine has taught me valuable life lessons that I am beyond thankful for. If I did not have any of my teachers I would probably have even less common sense.”
Ashlyn is the daughter of Scott McKenzie and Alicia White. Throughout her high school career, Ashlyn has been a member of the football, softball, cross-country, basketball, and track teams. She is also a member of the choir (Wapetonics), student council, and FFA.
Her advice for underclassmen is “School is difficult but being positive helps you focus on what is important for you and your future as well as keep you in a good mood.”
After graduation, Ashlyn plans to enlist in the Marine Corps. She also plans to attend and join the track team at Southeastern Community College for two years. Ultimately, she plans to attend Iowa State University or Colorado State University.
Best of luck, Ashlyn!
Just a reminder, today there will be a 1:00 early dismissal today for staff professional development.
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The Wapello Jr/Sr High Daily Announcements for Tuesday, May 10, 2022 have been posted to our website and mobile app. They can be found in the documents folder, or by clicking on this direct link: https://5il.co/1aala
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The Indians Soccer team returns home tonight to square off with the Danville Bears. Come out and cheer on the Indians on a beautiful night for soccer at the Carl "Mac" McGill Athletic Complex at 7:00 p.m.
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“Be involved and try as many activities as possible; you never know what you’ll end up liking.” Words Emma Schoonover followed during her high school years at WHS. Emma was involved in several activities in high school, including pom squad, band, track, soccer, cross country, and football cheerleading. Emma has also been involved in dance for ten years. She was a member of FCA, National Honor Society, FFA, and student council.
Mrs. Spielbauer is Emma’s most influential teacher because, “She took into account how we wanted to learn in her class. She was always curious about our lives and how we are doing. I always asked a lot of questions and she would always take the time to fully explain how something worked.”
Emma’s parents are Curt and MIranda Schoonover. Emma plans to attend St. Ambrose University to major in biology/pre-med and minor in psychology. Best wishes, Emma!
There have been some revisions to the agenda for Wednesday evening's school board meeting. A revised agenda can be found at this link: https://5il.co/19zzu
Any changes to the agenda are highlighted in yellow.
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The Wapello FFA will be opening up their greenhouse for their annual plant sale. Hours for this week (May 9-14) are as follows: Thursday 5/12, 1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.; Friday 5/13, 1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.; and Saturday 5/14 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Hours for next week will be posted at a later date.
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The Wapello Jr High Indians and Arrows Track and Field Teams will close out their season tonight when they compete at the SEISC Conference Track Meet at Columbus Community High School. The meet begins at 4:30 this afternoon. Enjoy the warm weather to come cheer on the Jr High Track and Field Teams.
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“Stay on top of your classwork.” Words of advice from senior Tate Kronfeldt. Tate credits Ms. Eakins, school counselor, as the one who helped him with his homework to make sure he followed his own advice.
Tate is the son of Donny Kronfeldt and Kerri Horton. While in high school, Tate participated in football and baseball all four years. Tate plans to attend Southeastern Community College and attend the welding program.
Best of luck, Tate!
Hunter is the son of Gabe and Christina Hewitt. Hunter participated in football and track during his time at WHS. Hunter’s future plans are to attend Southeastern Community College and to enroll in the carpentry program. He states Mr. Dunham is the teacher who had the biggest impact on him during high school because, “Mr. Dunham and the classes he teaches taught me many valuable skills. Hunter’s advice to underclassmen is, “If you are afraid to do something, don’t wait until the fear passes. Just do it afraid.” We wish you the best, Hunter!
Planning to attend the 2022 IHSAA/IGHSAU District Track meet at Sigourney? You'll need a ticket. Get it here https://www.iahsaa.org/tickets/ before you attend. Head out on a beautiful Thursday (finally) and cheer our Track athletes on as they attempt to qualify for State.
“You will never experience something like high school again. Even though sometimes it seems stressful and tough, 30 years down the road you’ll remember these days as the good days. So enjoy every bit you can!” Words of wisdom from senior, Patricia Hank.
Tricia is the daughter of Daniel and Lisa Hank. While in high school, Tricia participated in volleyball, track, soccer, and basketball. Tricia was also a member of the National Honor Society.
Attending Southeastern Community College to study surgical nursing are in Tricia’s future plans. She also plans to play volleyball in college.
Good luck, Tricia!
The Indians and Arrows Golf Teams will travel to Highland (BlueTop Ridge @ Riverside Casino) for a 4:00 p.m. Triangular with Highland and Lisbon this afternoon. Good Luck to our golfers this afternoon!
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The girls golf team competed in the SEISC tournament held at Heritage Oaks. Wapello finished 6/11 teams and were led by Bryn Wiley and Liv Fuller who were both honorable mention all conference.
Here are the Tribe Pride winners for the week of May 2: R. Anderson, R. Ealey, E. Foster, A. Harding, S. Hoag, A, King, H. King, K. Perez, T. Timmerman, C. Wehmeyer, B. Wexell, and E. Williams. Staff winner is Miss Bailey Lanz. Congratulations!
Our HS Athletes are looking to make a final push towards qualifying for the state meets, and our JH Track will compete at their conference meet. Morning marathon this week as the temps finally cooperate, and a School Board Meeting on Wednesday @ 7:00! Good Luck to all!
Football, drama, cross-country, band, choir, FCA, soccer, and wrestling have kept Jacob Chamberlin-Johnston busy the last four years at Wapello High School. Jacob is the son of John Richardson and Di’anna Chamberlin-Johnston.
Jacob tells underclassmen to “get your English homework done on time.” He also credits Ms. Bostian was an impactful staff member in his life because “If it were not for her help, I would not have passed.”
After high school, Jacob plans to attend Southeastern Community College to complete his two year degree in the welding program.
