There are always two sides to every story, and it is important to hear both. One must form their own opinions in life, but it is vital to remember that when there are disagreements, people should talk it out with each other...
Q is the only letter that isn't in an American state name. Have a good Friday everyone! :^)
Languages evolve over time, and one of the main ways that it does so is through slang. Slang has existed for centuries, as proven by books such...
The annual Plainfield Band Craft Fair is this weekend. The fair will run on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission for those 18 and older is $5, while under 18 are free. Students and...
Many students were faced with a new situation when being placed in a study hall in the lunchroom rather than a classroom, partly due to the new eight period day creating more optional study hall periods. “The cafeteria...
Students headed to the restrooms are being greeted with creative ways to stay informed. The “Wildcats Stall Talks” creates accessible information for students to become involved by being posted in a simple and visible...
Students can immerse themselves into the world of skin and hair care on Wednesdays in room K436 when they join the new ‘B.RUSH’ (Beauty Researched, Understanding Science Holistically) club. Students...
Girls swimming has been fighting hard this season and will compete at their conference tomorrow, Oct. 25. The team has had to brave adversity in the face of their accomplishments,...
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The seniors defeat the sophomores in the tug-o-war.
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To close out the rally, the JV and varsity cheerleaders preform together for the students. They will cheer at tonight’s game vs. Plainfield East to officially kick off the homecoming weekend.
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Maddie Sabella, senior, steps through the hoola-hoop while Brooke Plowman, senior, assists. The seniors went on to win the race.
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The Pomcats perform their half-time routine for students.
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As the games resume, Nathan Bilotta, senior, defeats Rylie Frankovich, junior, for the win in the musical chairs competition.
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Seniors Hector Corona and Bella Torres are granted the titles of Homecoming king and queen.
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Niko Gardeakos and Kayla Cochran are named as senior homecoming court representatives.
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Justin Siegmund and Tricia Hogrefe are named as senior homecoming court representatives.
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Niko Luciano and Maddie Miocic are the junior homecoing court representatives.
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Donnie Major and Mikayla Bush are the sophomore homecoming court representatives.
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Between class games, the homecoming court is announced. Bella Ramos and Christopher Haberkamp are the freshmen homecoming court representatives.
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Students and staff cheer on the participants in the pep rally.
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Staff celebrate after defeating the students in the tug-o-war.
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The staff tug-o-war team takes the field to challenge the juniors.
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The juniors celebrate their victory over the seniors.
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The annual homecoming pep rally begins with class competitions. Senior Allyson Botzum finalizes the pyramid, winning this event for the seniors.
Locked away behind bars and never to be read again. Their pages and lessons deteriorate in their age. The banned book list has hit over...