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Daniel Lee

Daniel Lee, Staff Writer

Daniel Lee is a junior this year at Wilsonville High School. This is his first year as a part of WBN and journalism. He likes to play basketball, soccer, watch movies, hang with friends, and is a certified martial artist.  

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The creativity behind the 2022-2023 yearbook was Spotify inspired, showcasing the school year and its memories as its “own song”. The author, of course, is Wilsonville High School and its students.

What do students think about the new yearbooks?

Daniel Lee, Staff Writer
July 13, 2023
The phone: accessible, easy to carry, and you can get a cheaper one with the same functions as a new, expensive one. The prices of phones vary, but nonetheless, the number of kids with phones increases.

The Impact of Your Phone on Kid’s Mental Health – How Much Control do Kids Have?

Daniel Lee, Staff Writer
June 14, 2023
Senior graduation at Rolling Hills Community Church. Congratulations to all seniors in the class of 2023 for finishing their high school careers.

Next step for Seniors

Daniel Lee, Staff Writer
June 14, 2023
Some road trips can be an hour or two long, and maybe sometimes under an hour. But we all may be familiar with some trips exceeding many more hours than that, such as a trip from Wilsonville to the San Francisco airport.

How not to doze off during long car drives

Daniel Lee, Staff Writer
June 1, 2023
Students can park either at the parking spaces in front of the high school or the one next to Boeckman. Both of which are usually very full and people have to watch for their spots being taken during lunch.

Parking problems arise at WVHS

Daniel Lee and Cameron Winters
May 11, 2023
The Oregon coast is one of many places Oregonians like to go. It’s traditionally connected with camping, fishing, or boating.

Wildacts plan for summer

Cameron Winters and Daniel Lee
May 5, 2023
Students in Interact Club helping clean the litter on the road. They wear fluorescent yellow clothing to let drivers know to be cautious driving by.

Envisioning yourself in Interact Club

Daniel Lee, Staff Writer
April 27, 2023
Mr. Fitz gives an enduring speech to the drama cast team. The members try their best to keep their heads up after an exhausting day of rehearsing.

Wilsonville prepares for its newest play in production: “Clue”

Daniel Lee, Staff Writer
April 26, 2023
Mr. Davies, a shining and cunning leader, is conducting Wilsonville’s chamber orchestra. It is his umpteenth time performing in a concert at Wilsonville High School.

You are an instrumentalist

Daniel Lee, Staff Writer
April 26, 2023
James, when he was age 10, sat promptly on the piano stool in front of many watching, smiling parents. He has grown substantially since, physically and skillfully.

Piano: It’s purposeful, perspicacious, and presenting

Daniel Lee, Staff Writer
April 17, 2023
Wilsonville symphonic choir is posing for a picture outside of Reser Stadium at OSU after their first choir competition of the year.

Pursuit in choir

Claudia Molatore and Daniel Lee
March 17, 2023
Mr. Davies stands like a king with the jazz band looking into the audience. They are performing at the West Salem Jazz Festival.

Jazz band: elevating the music industry

Daniel Lee, Staff Writer
March 10, 2023
You may think Luke has a liking for pink. His headband, shirt, socks, and even the small logo on his shorts are pink.

The Intramural Basketball League

Daniel Lee, Staff Writer
January 27, 2023
Luke Larson takes a through the legs dribble on the sideline swiftly. A move he’s replicated in game many times.

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Larson definitely brought the best fit to the intramural game tonight. Well thought out and executed, the fit features pink and everything sporty.

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Luke threw a flashy behind the back pass to the photographer which they caught and threw it right back at him. Then he continued his magic dribbling with the ball.

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The court looks a little empty but that’s because the other players are getting their shoes and gear ready. You can notice no one on the court besides Luke has a ball, that’s because it would be way too expensive for the intramural league to supply basketballs for everyone.

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Luke shows off the Kyrie 3 St Patricks Day edition shoes. It has good traction on the gym floor and a cushioned insole to protect his ankle after jumping from shooting many threes.

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Junior Grayson Atwood stares in awe at the amazingly high arc of Luke Larsons three-pointer from the left wing. You can tell the shot has a lot of spin in it just by looking at the ball at the top left, it’s also several meters above the rim.

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Luke Larson takes the ball to the rack for a lefty layup from a right hander. He definitely has translated his basketball skills from his time playing freshmen basketball and select teams in middle school.

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Senior Cooper Hiday passes the ball in after the whistle. It’s Hiday’s last year at WVHS and he’s chosen to spend it playing in the intramural basketball league.

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Not many students like having the word “exam” pop in their heads, regardless of what the topic is about. The feeling before an exam may be unnerving but the feeling after sometimes makes it worth it.

Do WVHS students prefer finals before or on finals day?

Daniel Lee and Cameron Winters
January 13, 2023
Junior Hector Baltazar is pictured distracted by the temptations of technology.

How should WVHS better engage students?

Cameron Winters and Daniel Lee
December 8, 2022
The neon blue sign Library vibrantly marks our schools library.

Photojournalism: WVHS’s library landscape

Daniel Lee and Cameron Winters
November 18, 2022
Wilsonville High School has a total of five vending machines. One at the point and four next to the cafeteria.

Should vending machines be open during class?

Daniel Lee and Cameron Winters
November 14, 2022
Ordering food can be done via phone, computer, or any electronic device connected to the internet. Therefore, many students do it if they forget their lunch.

Nueva norma escolar crea dificultad con los hábitos alimenticios de los alumnos

Hector Baltazar and Daniel Lee
November 9, 2022
Ordering food can be done via phone, computer, or any electronic device connected to the internet. Therefore, many students do it if they forget their lunch.

New school rule hinders students’ eating habits

Daniel Lee, Staff Writer
November 4, 2022
This ghost is hungry for candy. Which candies should he look out for?

What is your favorite Halloween candy?

Daniel Lee, Staff Writer
October 22, 2022
Wilsonville High School will go through a significant schedule change starting next year. How do students feeling about this?

How do students feel about the change to 8 classes next year?

Daniel Lee, Staff Writer
October 17, 2022
Wilsonville High School has always done 5 days of school per week. How would the idea of a 4-day school week impact students?

Should we instate 4 day school weeks?

Daniel Lee, Staff Writer
October 7, 2022
Wilsonville student section during football game. Everyone has their phone flash on is are waving them in the air.

The student section: This year vs. last year

Daniel Lee, Staff Writer
October 5, 2022
The end of season, 2020 freshmen basketball team. As freshmen in a fall sport, they were introduces to the struggle of balancing homework and sports early on in their high school career.

Are school sports putting too much pressure on student athletes?

Daniel Lee and Cameron Winters
September 26, 2022
A student view of Wendys at lunch time. Many WVHS students, especially upperclassmen who drive themselves to school, enjoy leaving campus to go eat lunch.

Where do students go out during lunch?

Daniel Lee and Cameron Winters
September 26, 2022
Mr. Lunden works hard at his desk. He is excited to take over as WVHS graphic arts teacher!

Tyson Lunden: Graphic Arts teacher

Daniel Lee and Cameron Winters
September 21, 2022
Ms. Factor is a new addition to the Wilsonville staff and is excited to teach this year. She has extensive experience teaching art at colleges, but high school art is new to her!

Tia Factor: 2D Arts teacher

Daniel Lee and Cameron Winters
September 19, 2022
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