A simple headache can make a normal school day turn into a struggle, yet many students are not allowed basic relief at school. However, many schools have strict rules that prevent nurses from giving basic pain...
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April - Prom Under the City Lights prom was enjoyable for both students and staff. “I’ve been doing it for close to ten years now,...
Friaco’s Mexican Restaurant & Tequila: a culinary adventure of authentic Mexican cuisine that amazes hundreds, located in Shorewood. Friaco’s...
Three journalism students qualified for the IHSA State Series, and the team brought home a trophy for overall excellence at NISPA, continuing their long-standing tradition of success in competitive journalism. From copy editing...
Four teachers and staff members will be retiring this year. As sad as it may be, these staff members are moving on to another chapter of their lives with plans for what they will do in retirement. English teacher Rose...
Students will have the opportunity to travel the world without leaving school when the annual Heritage Fair returns on March 6 in the gym. The event is intended to celebrate diverse cultures represented throughout the school...
As graduation caps fly each spring, an increasing number of high school students are making a choice that shapes the rest of their lives: enlisting in the military. For many teens, joining the armed...
The boys’ tennis team has had a successful season so far, scor- ing wins against Plainfield East, Wheaton North, and Plainfield North. “So far, it’s been good...
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The Jazz band welcomes people into the Fieldhouse, where clubs and athletics have information tables set up. (Left to right: seniors Aiden LaPier, Joshua Patterson, Jonah Francois, William Carter, and Jazz Director Ryan Kazda)
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Senior Blake Zabinski advertises for the theater program with an old “Urinetown” prop.
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Students and teachers advertise their elective classes in the gymnasium under the wildcat mural.
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Jazz musicians Cassandra Karcz, sophomore, plays the trumpet, while Julian Granados, junior, plays the trombone as families pass from the fieldhouse to the gymnasium.
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Principal Chris Chlebeck speaks to parents and incoming freshman about class selection and clubs for the next school year.
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Parents bring their students who are currently in eighth grade to Explorations Night on Wednesday, Jan. 14.
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The gymnasium is packed with parents and students learning about high school. The turnout was a success, according to the administration.
