Home of Grace
Michaela Kilpatrick, Junior Reporter
March 17, 2020
A lot of us grew up thinking of orphanages as something from a fairytale, like in the musical Annie, or in some of the books we have read. We rarely stop to think about the reality of orphanages in helping to educate and take care of children in need, and the selfless people who devote their lives t...
Real Kings Fix Each Other’s Crowns
Nora Rai, Sophomore Reporter
March 17, 2020
The 2020 Mr. Storm competition took place on Wednesday March 4th. Seniors, Josh Oarhe, Josh Bressler, Henry Crocker, Sam Hendricksen, Jack Paradis, and Connor Gress competed for the coveted title of Mr. Storm (and a fully stocked mini fridge). Junior Mia Jewett and Officer Tony Ramaeker hosted the show, whi...
Serious about Swimming
Ally Schilmoeller, Senior Design Editor
March 17, 2020
Swimming’s not hard. All you do is swim. There’s no takedowns, physical contact or brawls. Many people don’t see just how hard swimming actually is. 60 laps in a pool and all you have to prove for it is aching muscles and a mere mile. In high school, practices are demanding. M...
What is your favorite part about spring break?
Michaela Kilpatrick, Junior Reporter
March 17, 2020
"It would have to be not having to keep up with school if I want to take a vacation or have an activity during that time" -Charlie Berryman, freshmen “I just like traveling and enjoying the weather!” -Elizabeth Austin, Senior "My favorite part of spring break is being able t...
AP Classes
MacKenzie Wheatley, Junior Reporter
March 9, 2020
Taking advanced classes while still in High School allegedly helps students prepare for higher level classes that they will have to take in college. Elkhorn South High School counselors push taking these classes on students in order for them to be prepared for the future and get ahead in the...
The World is Watching
Emma LeDent, Sophomore Reporter
March 1, 2020
It was time. Months of training for hours everyday has led up to this exact moment. Surrounded by her team, the world watches as Mia Mellican steps up to perform. Sophomore, Mia Mellican is not only an exemplary student, but also a champion dancer. Mellican has been dancing since she was three years o...
Dancing into our hearts
MacKenzie Wheatley, Junior Reporter
February 28, 2020
Friday night lights, walking through the castle, and crazy bonding nights. A few of the unforgettable events that go on in a High School dance team members life. Every girl has their favorite memories that they love to reminisce on, and some of the Elkhorn South Dance Team members shared theirs. ...
We’ve got ears, say cheers!
Sarah Shatel, Senior Web Editor
February 27, 2020
Elkhorn South’s Cheer Team just got a uniform update including two sequined ears and a sparkling bow. Mickey ears were vital attire for the navy and gold. The road to Disney is a right of passage most cheerleading teams take part in high school, and this year was our school’s first. On Februar...
Tony
Cambri Rolfes, Junior Reporter
February 26, 2020
Sheriff, Marine Corp, Sergeant, student resource officer, youth pastor, husband, father, coworker, mentor, and friend. There are so many titles that Deputy A.P. Ramaeker has held in his lifetime, but everyone around here knows him best as Tony. For as long as he can remember, Ramaeker has been preparing for ...
New Year’s Resolutions
Michaela Kilpatrick, Junior Reporter
December 20, 2019
“I don’t necessarily believe in New Years resolutions. Instead, I think that we should have daily goals (mini resolutions) so we can take smaller steps in order to reach a bigger goal. One of my day to day goals is to slowly get back into reading more, so I always have a book on me in school and...
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