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The Student News Site of Westfield High School

Hi's Eye
The Student News Site of Westfield High School

Hi's Eye
Bridget Hyland

Bridget Hyland, R1 Editor-in-Chief

Bridget Hyland is the Editor-in-Chief for Rotation 1. Bridget supports her journalism career by coaching and working for 5 Star Catering. She is also the pitcher on the softball team and enjoys spending time with friends. Bridget is very excited for Hi’s Eye 2017-2018!

All content by Bridget Hyland

Self-endangered by phone

Bridget Hyland and Nathalie Tucker
April 27, 2018
Musician Augustus Baraza with reporter Sarah Fox in the National Mall.

Concert in the street: Performers brighten sidewalks

Sarah Fox and Bridget Hyland
April 13, 2018
Sydney Paoletti is still a team leader despite being sidelined by injury.

Injured captain continues to motivate

Bridget Hyland, R1 Editor-in-Chief
March 23, 2018

Fitting the mold: Photo editing takes over WHS

Sarah Fox and Bridget Hyland
March 1, 2018
Get a better parking spot: We get it. Waking up in the morning is hard. But you know what’s even harder? Walking all the way from Edgar when the temperatures are below freezing. This resolution has immediate reward, and is the perfect way to start every morning of 2018 off right. Photo caption: A happy and relaxed senior Jason Alvarez looks forward to a short walk into school from his spot in the lot.

Find a new hobby: Use the new year as an excuse to find something new you like to do in your free time, like drawing. Hobbies can be great for stress relief, from cooking or fitness to art or music. This year, try something new and relaxing to do during your free time. Photo caption: Freshman Chloe Pappalardo takes up the art of origami during her free time at lunch.

Use social media less: We’ve all been there, sitting in front of our homework while we spend hours on our phones browsing through social media. This year, make it a goal to spend fewer late nights and wasted study sessions scrolling through these sites and more time getting things done and spending time with family and friends. Photo caption: Senior Madison McKenna throws away social media.

Wear sweatpants at least once a week: This one is for your own mental health. If you have at least one day a week to look forward to being comfortable, it will make it much more bearable. Reward yourself with a Sweatpants Day after a long night studying or on the day of a big test. Photo caption: Senior Eric Knauss is always relaxed in his sweats.

Check out our new year's resolution slideshow!

[Photo] New Year's Resolution Slideshow

February 23, 2018
Do your homework the night before: You’re lying if you say you don’t tend to save your homework due third period for homeroom. This adds so much extra stress during a time that you can use to spend listening to the song on the morning announcements and reflecting on all of your other resolutions. Caption: WHS freshmen will soon learn that it’s better not to rush through homework at lunch. Clockwise from left: Robbie Strauss ‘21, Finn North ‘21, Harrison Greeley ‘21, Brandon Jawor ‘21

Voices of Westfield

Chelsea Frisch, Sara Isser, Jessica Shih, Bridget Hyland, Nathalie Tucker, Madison Pena, Greta Frontero, Noelle Mesbah, and Haley Tomasso
December 20, 2017

Bowling team prepares to strike again

Bridget Hyland, R1 Editor-in-Chief
November 17, 2017

Alliegro rushes ahead

Caitlin Hogge and Bridget Hyland
October 13, 2017

Town Book Store is getting lit(erature)

Bridget Hyland, R1 Editor-in-Chief
October 6, 2017

The weather’s getting hot, and so are these trends

Bridget Hyland and Sara Isser
June 9, 2017
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