Tensions in Ukraine are heating up: What can we do?

Jackson Haugen, Reporter

April 7, 2022 • No Comments

          Over the last 30 years, living in Ukraine has been difficult to say the least. Since their disassociation from the Soviet Union in 1991, Russia has constantly...

J-term allows students to explore their interests.

Olivia Brimeyer, Reporter

April 5, 2022 • No Comments

The 2022-23 school year will bring many changes, one of which is the new January term or J-term. J-term offers a lot of exciting opportunities for students to pursue their passions. “J-term allows our students to really experience, whether it be an internship or a job shadow for two weeks straight, being able to be immersed in that environment or maybe exploring a...

First jobs gone bad

Ana Rivera, Reporter

May 26, 2022 • No Comments

It’s your first time working the cash register and you can’t figure it out. As you’re struggling, a customer is yelling at you and complaining for you to hurry up. Your boss steps in and tells her the situation, but she continues to complain. Shortly after, she ends up leaving and you start crying. This is what happened to Amya Lavenz, ‘23, at her first job.  “My...

Spontaneous Summer Bucket list

Laura Cushman, Reporter

May 26, 2022 • No Comments

State: It’s A Tradition

Kayla Wuebker, Reporter

May 24, 2022 • No Comments

Everyone knows about the 70 state banners hanging in the Wahlert gym. But most people don’t know about the state traditions that play a big part in achieving those banners. Ellie Meyer, ‘22,  was part of the winning state team for track and field last year. On the topic of state traditions, Meyers shared, “Right before we go off to state, we break a small...

MLB games underway: Season promises to deliver

April 13, 2022 • No Comments

Opening Day. To some, it’s just another day. But baseball fans treat it as a holiday. Buckle up, because the 2022 season is under way and it should be a good one!  Last...

8th graders head towards high school

Izzy Ungs, Reporter

May 24, 2022 • No Comments

        Don’t stop in the middle of the hallway. Never walk around with your schedule in your hand. Don’t you dare park in the front row.         These unwritten...

Life in the fast lane

Taylor Borgerding, Reporter

April 5, 2022 • No Comments

Swimmers step up, take your mark… BEEP! The race has begun.  For Aiden Yaklich ‘22, and Kyle Powers ‘25, their hard work has paid off as they have swum their way to Nationals.  From early morning practices to lifting every day, the two have put in the work to make it to North Carolina where Aiden will compete in the 50 Free and 200 Free Relay and...