Visual Arts & Media
Visual Arts & Media
Write, photograph, design, broadcast and create. WHS media organizations give students opportunities to tell stories and document school life across print, photography, video and film.
Create what the school sees, reads and remembers.
From the school newspaper and yearbook to photography, morning broadcasts and film, students can find a medium that fits how they like to create.

The Dub
Your voice. Your stories. Your school.
The Dub gives students opportunities to write articles, stories and features while helping document and share what is happening across WHS.
- Write articles, stories and features
- Photograph school life
- Interview students, staff and coaches
- Design layouts and create illustrations
Photography Club
Explore photography with other student creators.
Additional club description and activity information have not yet been provided by the advisor. Current meeting information is listed below.

Yearbook Club
Help capture the moments students will remember.
Yearbook Club brings together writing, photography, interviewing, design and organization to create the annual record of life at WHS.
- Capture school events and student life
- Gather quotes, stories and photographs
- Write and edit content
- Design and complete yearbook assignments
Film Club
Connect through an interest in film and video.
Additional club description and activity information have not yet been provided by the advisor. Current meeting information is listed below.
Newspaper Issues & Archives
Read current and past editions of The Dub.
Explore published student work through the current issue page and the WHS newspaper archive.
WHS-TV
Watch the WHS morning broadcast.
WHS-TV is home to the school's morning broadcast. Visit the dedicated WHS-TV page to watch the live morning stream and access broadcast resources.
Visit WHS-TV →One story can take many forms.
Students can contribute through writing, photography, design, interviewing, broadcasting or filmmaking.
Continue exploring
Creative interests at WHS extend across performance, writing and technology.
Students should check school announcements and speak with advisors for current meeting, participation and membership information.
