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The Pitch
The official student newspaper of Walter Johnson High School

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Peter Kahrl

Peter Kahrl, Business Manager

Senior Peter Kahrl is excited to participate in his fourth year with the Pitch as a Business Manager. In addition to writing for the pitch, Peter enjoys playing soccer and hanging out with friends.

All content by Peter Kahrl

What would you do with $1 million?

Apr 3, 2024
The Poms team poses for a picture at a house before the county meet. They were nervous but excited to show what they had been practicing.

Poms performs at county championship

Peter Kahrl, Staff Writer
Feb 20, 2024
Bocce players high-five the Churchill team after the match. The bocce team always shows good sportsmanship after a win or loss.

Bocce plays final game of the season

Peter Kahrl and Sam Mayster
Jan 30, 2024
Walter Johnson Poms team performs a routine at Springbrook High School in their first invitational of the season. They are in their beginning formation for the lyrical section of the routine.

Poms invitational marks promising start of winter season

Peter Kahrl, Staff Writer
Jan 12, 2024
This star represents the Sigil of Baphomet and is the symbol of modern Satanism. The original star was flipped 180 degrees from the one shown in the picture and was made to symbolize Jesus or holiness. Satanists flipped the star upside down in order to have it stand for evil and trademarked it as their symbol.

Modern satanist shares beliefs

Peter Kahrl, Staff Writer
Jan 10, 2024
Winter sports previews

Winter sports previews

Jeremy Silberglied, Anna Zucconi, Mackenzie Norris, Peter Kahrl, Mateus Bouquet and Lily Tapparo
Dec 5, 2023
"My hardest class is BC calc. It is a lot of work and very fast paced." -Tommy Dash, 12

Up at bat: What is your hardest class?

Peter Kahrl, Staff Writer
Oct 27, 2023

Beyond The Pitch: Interview with Jay Wandell

Sep 21, 2023
One of few Southwest airplanes that was able to takeoff during winter break. The company caused many delays, cancellations and overall chaos.

Widespread Southwest cancellations disrupt winter break plans

Caleb Kasten and Peter Kahrl
Jan 17, 2023
Students celebrate various unique holiday traditions. The winter holiday season features many holidays and lots of WJ students of all cultures share their traditions.

What do students celebrate during the winter season?

Olivia Scharf and Peter Kahrl
Dec 21, 2022
Netflix's new hit show, Dahmer, sparks controversy over whether this show should have been created. Many viewers have said they felt the show is insensitive to the victims families and shouldn't have been created at all.

Point/Counterpoint: Does ‘Dahmer’ raise awareness or create controversy?

Caleb Kasten and Peter Kahrl
Oct 31, 2022
The graphic shows the favorite NFL teams from each state; however, many students support non local teams.

How WJ students came to support non-local sports teams

Peter Kahrl, Staff Writer
Oct 20, 2022
Mackenzie Raue races against various schools in the DMV in a 5k. She was the first to finish for WJ, placing 6th out of the hundreds of competitors.

Athletes lament lack of recognition

Peter Kahrl, Staff Writer
Sep 22, 2022
Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness receives mixed reviews, but is generally liked. "The movie was pretty good, but I didn't feel like much really happened," sophomore Torben Mucchetti said.

Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness villainizes Wanda

Peter Kahrl, Staff Writer
Jun 16, 2022
Sammy Polott pitches in Lycoming college baseball recruitment camp. He did extremely well and got an offer from the coach.

Sammy Polott commits to Lycoming

Peter Kahrl, Staff Writer
May 19, 2022
Italian players react to their shocking defeat in an important World Cup qualifying match against North Macedonia. A last minute goal by North Macedonia shattered Italian World Cup dreams.

Reigning Euro Champs Italy eliminated from World Cup qualification

Peter Kahrl, Staff Writer
Apr 6, 2022
Sophomore Ian Mcclain uses his 504 plan accommodations to work in the hallway and stay focused. "It's easier for me to work in the hall because I get distracted easily in the classroom and it allows me to get my work done," Mcclain said.

504 plans provide inconsistent support

Peter Kahrl, Staff Writer
Apr 2, 2022
Sophomores Olin Kimball and Ian Alves study for their APEX English vocab test. "We have to know 50 words I've never even heard of by tomorrow. I've studied for two hours already," Kimball said.

APEX application changes spark reactions

Peter Kahrl, Staff Writer
Mar 25, 2022
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