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A day in downtown Chicago for English students
Junior and senior English students explore downtown Chicago for a field trip.
By Sasha Baumgartner and Alexa Morales
Students from Enriched World Literature, drama, and AP Language joined together for a day at the Field Museum and Goodman Theatre on Oct. 24, 2023.
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Sasha Baumgartner, Editor-in-Chief
Sasha is a senior, and this is her third year being a part of the Wildcat Chronicle. She found a swift passion for journalism during her sophomore year, learning how to write for fun and in many different ways. She has continued with the paper since 2021. Outside of journalism, Sasha is a member of the WEGO Dance team, a ROAR mentor and a member of National Honors Society and WEGO Global at the high school. Sasha’s main hobbies outside of school include working at a retirement community serving guests in the dining room, spending time with friends and family, and finishing up work for the Wildcat Chronicle. In the future, Sasha plans to attend college for psychology to be able to help people on a daily basis.
Alexa Morales, Reporter
Although Alexa is a senior at WEGO, she is the captain of the dance team.
Something unique about Alexa is that she was an exchange student in France for a week and a half last spring.
Alexa's favorite music artist at the moment is Lana Del Rey.
Looking ahead into her future, Alexa is planning to go to college to be a nurse.
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