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School Picture Retakes are scheduled for November 12, 2025, from 7:55-11:00am. Photos will be taken in Tiger Central.
The 2025-2026 Staff
- The Scoop Games
The teams worked to build a structure out of spaghetti, tape, and mini marshmallows that had to be strong enough to support three BIG marshmallows!
- The Scoop Games
Cookie Face Relay - each teammate had to move a cookie from their foreheads into their mouths without using their hands!
- The Scoop Games
Each team was given a collection of scrambled headlines. They had to unscramble them the best they could!
- The Scoop Games
The final day of The Scoop Games was our water game day! The staff played outside in the courtyard with various water games and water balloons!
Are you interested in journalism? Covering sports, events, or other aspects of student life?
Does working to create the lasting legacy of your time at WCHS sound fun to you?
Consider joining Publications!
These classes are an excellent way to experience real-world situations that impact the journalist, graphic designer, marketer, and/or photographer. Student staff members create all the issues of the paper and each year’s yearbook while marketing their product and selling advertisements to help fund their publications.
Frequently, these students are asked to covere specific marketing or photography jobs for the district. Occasionally, these jobs are paid! Publications students have been asked to cover the N.E.W. Workshop, they’ve been asked to help create a staff directory for the Transportation Department, and they’re asked to assist the Theatre Department with headshots and production photos!
Students are entrusted with a Press Pass which allows them into school events free of charge, access to a camera closet with top of the line equipment, and are given a free yearbook, the yearly t-shirt, and more!
All students have to provide is an SD card and a good attitude. We can’t wait to see you in class!
The WCHS yearbook, The Tiger, is a long-standing part of our school’s history. The earliest copy we’ve been able to find is from 1912! For over 110 years, student staffers have been curating memories and keeping track of the accomplishments of their peers.
The Tiger is currently printed by Jostens, Inc. To order your copy of the 25-26 yearbook, please visit JOSTENS.
The 25-26 Volume of The Tiger is created by a highly dedicated staff ranging from sophomores to seniors. Under the leadership of a senior Editor-in-Chief, the student journalists and photographers attend events, take photos, and design the entire 192 page yearbook over the course of a year.
Follow our Instagram, @publicationswchs, for information, reminders, and behind-the-scenes content!
You can contact the staff of The Yearbook at yearbook@warsawschools.org
Advisor: Erin Leinbach, eleinbach@warsawschools.org
The student newspaper of WCHS has gone through many different phases and names. The earliest papers we have in our collection are from 1936 and they are beautifully bound in a blue hardcover book.
Some different names include The High Times, KONTAC, Tracks, Tiger Tracks, and now The Roar.
The 25-26 issues of The Roar are brought to you by a highly dedicated staff ranging from sophomores to seniors. This is the 15th volume of this specific version of WCHS’s student newspaper. Led by a senior Editor-in-Chief, the student journalists research, write, and design each issue of the paper.
Follow our Instagram, @publicationswchs, for information, reminders, and behind-the-scenes content!
You can contact the staff of The Roar at theroar@warsawschools.org
Advisor: Erin Leinbach, eleinbach@warsawschools.org
During the 2017-2018 school year, in addition to printing hard copies of The Roar with the help of local shop Hardesty Printing, the staff decided to begin publishing an online copy! As we’ve migrated over to our new website, a few of those earliest digital issues were lost. The staff is working on recovering them! However, if you check out The Archives, found below, you can read issues from last year back to 2019.
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Are you interested in journalism? Covering sports, events, or other aspects of student life?
Does working to create the lasting legacy of your time at WCHS sound fun to you?
Consider joining Publications!
These classes are an excellent way to experience real-world situations that impact the journalist, graphic designer, marketer, and/or photographer. Student staff members create all the issues of the paper and each year’s yearbook while marketing their product and selling advertisements to help fund their publications.
Frequently, these students are asked to covere specific marketing or photography jobs for the district. Occasionally, these jobs are paid! Publications students have been asked to cover the N.E.W. Workshop, they’ve been asked to help create a staff directory for the Transportation Department, and they’re asked to assist the Theatre Department with headshots and production photos!
Students are entrusted with a Press Pass which allows them into school events free of charge, access to a camera closet with top of the line equipment, and are given a free yearbook, the yearly t-shirt, and more!
All students have to provide is an SD card and a good attitude. We can’t wait to see you in class!
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The WCHS yearbook, The Tiger, is a long-standing part of our school’s history. The earliest copy we’ve been able to find is from 1912! For over 110 years, student staffers have been curating memories and keeping track of the accomplishments of their peers.
The Tiger is currently printed by Jostens, Inc. To order your copy of the 25-26 yearbook, please visit JOSTENS.
The 25-26 Volume of The Tiger is created by a highly dedicated staff ranging from sophomores to seniors. Under the leadership of a senior Editor-in-Chief, the student journalists and photographers attend events, take photos, and design the entire 192 page yearbook over the course of a year.
Follow our Instagram, @publicationswchs, for information, reminders, and behind-the-scenes content!
You can contact the staff of The Yearbook at yearbook@warsawschools.org
Advisor: Erin Leinbach, eleinbach@warsawschools.org
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The student newspaper of WCHS has gone through many different phases and names. The earliest papers we have in our collection are from 1936 and they are beautifully bound in a blue hardcover book.
Some different names include The High Times, KONTAC, Tracks, Tiger Tracks, and now The Roar.
The 25-26 issues of The Roar are brought to you by a highly dedicated staff ranging from sophomores to seniors. This is the 15th volume of this specific version of WCHS’s student newspaper. Led by a senior Editor-in-Chief, the student journalists research, write, and design each issue of the paper.
Follow our Instagram, @publicationswchs, for information, reminders, and behind-the-scenes content!
You can contact the staff of The Roar at theroar@warsawschools.org
Advisor: Erin Leinbach, eleinbach@warsawschools.org
During the 2017-2018 school year, in addition to printing hard copies of The Roar with the help of local shop Hardesty Printing, the staff decided to begin publishing an online copy! As we’ve migrated over to our new website, a few of those earliest digital issues were lost. The staff is working on recovering them! However, if you check out The Archives, found below, you can read issues from last year back to 2019.
Read The Roar here!
In addition to the six yearly issues of the student newspaper, The Roar, the staff also creates a monthly flyer called Tiger Beats. This flyer lists all the home competitions, events, and performances students can attend. It also keeps a running list of clubs and their meeting times and locations.
The Tiger Beats flyers are posted around the school in remind students of all of the extra curricular activities available!
Please enjoy these archived digital issues of The Roar