Morning Mayhem

It just seemed right to have all three Morning Crew together--for what seems like the first time this week--to celebrate the 50th episode of the season. The discussion seemed pretty odd--Charles Schwarz in 1929, refrigerator magnets, and the pending Cornhole Tournament.

Medina Otajagic has been interested in archery since her exposure to it during gym class in middle school. Since then, she has become a competitive athlete and is looking to qualify for USA Archery.

The crew realizes they don't know much about fashion, but they do have opinions on paying college athletes.

Amato learns that Houston is, indeed, in Texas and Emma Swanson explains what DECA Helping Hands is all about and also answers some trivia questions.

Carter Davis swings by the morning show to expound on how well the WRHS Boys Tennis team has done so far and what their plans are moving forward.

Madison Harte and Kassie Bailey scheduled to explain their positions and platforms for the upcoming election.

Director Jillian Jackman, set designer Claire Cummings, and actor Evan Moore swing by the world famous hallway studio of Morning Mayhem to drum up business for the weekend production of Guys and Dolls.

Jack Bshara and Kaltrina Ameti share their platforms on the upcoming elections.

Trivia Monday (Genevieve Bandanza, Hannah Moffat)

WRHS Softball captains--Julia Rowley, Lucia Rubano, Breanna Thurston, Ella VanAlstyne--get ready to three-peat as State Champs.