BY JONATHAN BALL Half a million dollars could be sitting in your attic. For Jason Jurey, a biology teacher at Wadsworth, those dollars really were waiting for him. Mabel Hewit, Jurey’s aunt, once had an entire exhibit at the Cleveland … Continue reading Jurey’s aunt memorialized in museum
BY TORI BAKER & RICHIE DIETRICH Wadsworth High School hired four new teachers this year and the Bruin interviewed each of them about their life before WHS. Ms. Susan Everhart The new Marketing and Sports Marketing teacher at Wadsworth High … Continue reading Meet the new teachers of WHS
BY CHRISTIAN SZALAY A year after leading the Lady Grizzlies to a triumphant State Title, Jodi Johnson, a freshman at Ashland University, helped lead the Eagles to a Division II National Championship. Going into her first year at Ashland, a … Continue reading Notable Alumnus Jodi Johnson wins National Championship
BY JONATHAN BALL Students in the Media Center were gathered around calculators and scraps of cardboard, cobbling together shirts and arm covers. Mrs. Parsons’ 6 Period and Mr. Jurey’s 7 Period classes were making prototype defenses for astronauts against space … Continue reading Co-teachers launch hands-on learning
BY T.J. LOCKWOOD Wadsworth alumnus and current Ohio State senior, Nick Seme, has fulfilled his lifelong dream: walking on and officially becoming a part of the 2017 Ohio State University football team. “It has always been a dream of mine … Continue reading Alumnus walks on to Ohio State football
BY ANNA BOWLING This year, Mr. William Schmeltzer Sr. gets to enter a new chapter of his life with the recognition of being Teacher of the Year. The National Honors Society voted for Mr. Schmeltzer because of his love of … Continue reading Tenured teacher leaves as NHS’s Teacher of Year
BY ANNA BOWLING Western civilization is the only section of the world that sees eating insects as gross, and not as a part of their regular diets. Mr. Jason Jurey, a science teacher at Wadsworth High, is trying to change … Continue reading Snack time: Students sample insects in Science class
BY ABBY MAGYAR St. Patrick’s Day, while not viewed as a legal holiday in the United States, is still a celebration of the Irish and of Irish culture. St. Patrick’s Day is a cultural and religious remembrance of the death … Continue reading The origin of St. Patrick’s Day
BY JOE CHAMIER A national championship will be brought home to Wadsworth when Brady Long returns after winning National Grocers Association’s Best Bagger in Las Vegas earlier this month. The 23-year-old Wadsworth Alumni won a $10,000 grand prize after beating … Continue reading Wadsworth alumnus bags gold
BY DAVID GRIFFIN This year, the Wadsworth boys basketball program added a valuable new piece to the coaching staff: new volunteer assistant Greg Wise. Throughout much of his life, coaching was considered a “dream job” for Wise. The main reason … Continue reading Boys basketball gains new volunteer assistant coach
BY CAMERON MCDOUGAL Police officers are some of the hardest working, most dedicated people out there. They work hard to protect and to serve communities across the country. Police officers often get a bad reputation from the public, sometimes simply … Continue reading Officer Innocenti gives back
BY LINDSAY CARR Ever wanted the opportunity to travel the world? Grizzlies Abroad is offering the opportunity to explore Peru in June of 2018. Grizzlies Abroad is a group at Wadsworth High School that plans and chaperones trips around the … Continue reading Grizzlies Abroad to take on Peru
