Stories From 2016’s Graduating Class LeeRoy May 31, 2016 This is a compilation of stories submitted by some of this year's local graduating class. We look forward to hearing more from these talented young adults in the future and we look forward to receiving stories...
An Open Letter to Future Seniors Alex Coss May 20, 2016 Alex Coss is a senior at John Marshall High School. This story originally appeared on the JMHS Blog. In my life I make decisions every day. Some may be as simple as what to wear or as difficult as what I wan...
A Broken PROMISE Jason Marling May 14, 2016 3 The PROMISE Scholarship is a $4,750 scholarship awarded to West Virginia graduating seniors who maintain at least a 3.0 grade point average and earn an ACT 22 composite score with a minimum of 20 in English, ma...
Standardized Tested Kallie Richards April 21, 2016 2 Kallie Richards is a senior at John Marshall High School. This story originally appeared on the JMHS Blog. Standardized testing... I'm truly convinced that for me, it's the most challenging thing in the worl...
Speak Up Madelynn Wood March 10, 2016 5 I proposed a question to a few close friends before deciding how I was going to unmask my story. How would you describe Madelynn Wood? Kallie Richards answered, “Funny, kind, extremely outgoing, and selfless...
Write Blogs! Nick Cecil March 3, 2016 This article appears on Weelunk via a partnership with the John Marshall High School Blog. “Every voice matters, and blogs have the ability to make the voiceless heard.” With the ever increasing use of so...
There is Only The Commons Jason Marling January 25, 2016 4 If I asked any John Marshall High School graduate from 1968 until 2015 where they ate lunch, I would get a specific answer. They wouldn't have to think about it. They wouldn't have to try to remember. They woul...
Everyday Struggles of a Common Theater Nerd Josee Robertson November 29, 2015 Anyone who has been associated with the life of theater knows this emotional roller coaster, the ever-ticking clock counting down to opening day. But, for those who don't, let me educate you on this common stru...
In My Own Words Susan Jones November 24, 2015 Weelunk.com is proud to call John Marshall High School a partner. Look forward to many more blog entires like these from JMHS students, teachers and staff. Each summer, when teachers and students walk away ...
I’ll Be There for You… Always Tyler Keller November 15, 2015 1 Apparently it's a rarity-- the friendships we have now will be short-lived -- at least that's what we're told. Sad but true. Right? We make friends; we love friends. We lose friends, it's part of l...
Remembering Abby Frohnapfel Brandi Powell November 6, 2015 2 When I got the call as I was waiting in line for a concert in Pittsburgh, I had no idea how much one piece of information could change my life. Like a pebble tossed into a pond, what happened sent a ripple of e...
The Making Of An Unlikely Hero Steve Novotney November 4, 2015 Mike Anderson didn’t know what to do after graduating from John Marshall High School, and that wasn’t the school’s fault or his parents fault’ or his friends’ fault. “Naw,” Anderson admitted. “It was my own ...
John Marshall HS Introduces School Blog Rick Jones November 4, 2015 After much discussion with students, teachers, administrators, parents, and community members, we have identified two growing problems in our high school. The first is that our students do not seem to have adeq...
A Bit of Magic in Wheeling Maureen Zambito August 4, 2015 Another New Business Opens in Downtown Wheeling A new store, Clutch Gaming, opened in downtown Wheeling recently and is the brainchild of recent West Liberty University graduate Devin Harrison of Valley Grov...
Q&A: Diana Mey – “I Can’t Look The Other Way.” Steve Novotney August 2, 2015 Don’t dare her, not unless you’re ready to pay up because she will not stop until you do. Diana Mey is a fighter who defends herself, her family, and millions more whom she’s never met, and she’s does this b...