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The Wolf Howl

The Student News Site of Chandler High School

The Wolf Howl

Winter Wonderland at Chandler High School: A Festive Night of Food, Games, and Fun!

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Chandler High’s DECA program brought an amazing Winter Wonderland carnival for all ages on December 1st. 

Many people attended with their families and friends to enjoy a little treat or just to catch up with other students with food trucks, music, carnival games, and more. The Winter Wonderland also includes fun booths like Cup Roulette, Cornhole, and even a pie-throwing booth. Sophomore Saniya Lemons, working at the Cup Roulette booth, explained why her game booth was so successful: “Just pay a ticket and choose whatever cup, and you might get candy!” This festive event also featured live entertainment, including performances by the Chandler High Treblemakers, Modazz, and Blue Diamond Majorettes. Mrs. Haffey, English teacher at Chandler High said, “There are a lot of options and ways for the school to showcase its talent and it gives it a sense of community.”  

While this year’s Winter Wonderland was amazing, there are definitely improvements we hope to see in future years. Multiple people mentioned the cold weather, suggesting the event could be held earlier in the day. Although the carnival was relatively busy, some people felt the carnival could have been better advertised. Sophomore Makayla Nickles said, “I feel like the whole parking lot should be filled.” Freshman Angelina Peralta wished for more free activities at the carnival: “They should make some booths free.” While this event was designed as a fundraiser for DECA and the other clubs involved, a few free activities could bring in more price-conscious carnival goers. 

Overall, DECA’s Winter Wonderland was a fun and entertaining event and we are excited to see what DECA does in the future and how the Winter Wonderland changes next year.

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Lily Eaton
Lily Eaton, Reporter
Lily Eaton is a cheerful freshman member of the Wolf Howl. Lily serves as a reporter, hoping to focus on sports journalism. Lily plays softball and feels like her experience with the sport gives her insight into being an athlete and reporting on athletics. She says, “ I take sixth hour softball, so I know a lot of the coaches and athletes throughout the school and I can make connections with them.” Coming from a charter school, Lily feels that being in the Wolf Howl is a new and exciting experience. After high school, Lily hopes to possibly pursue a career in law and feels like journalism is an excellent way to practice voicing her opinion to large audiences.
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Viana Artuz, Reporter
Viana Artuz is an artistic sophomore in her first year of newspaper. A fan of Ghost Face and Michael Meyers, her free time is best spent writing horror and romance stories. In addition to being an avid slasher fan, she is also interested in artists like Frank Ocean and Kendrick Lamar. According to Viana, journalism is about sharing vital information with the public. Viana intends to use her writing skills to potentially become an author after high school.