The portions in Neenah might be larger than those in Hamburg, but everything else feels nearly microscopic to junior Clara Baass, who is staying with Spanish teacher Meghan Ray and her family for...
Ms. Emily Bennett is a teacher in the science department and the new head coach for varsity girls’ volleyball.
Bennett traced her roots all the way back to NHS; she graduated in the class...
Thirty hours of travel, or 9,903 miles — the distance between Maputo, Mozambique and Neenah, Wis.
Everyone dreams of traveling abroad or discovering new cultures, yet only some are able to...
Science, science and more science.
Junior Abby Poss elects to take every science class that her NHS schedule offers. Abby participates in many events around the community and across the country.
“Science...
Sam Brazee, Student of Journalism
• October 22, 2017
Problem: Many kids struggle to make friends or need someone in which to confide. The Future Forward class of NHS taught by Mr. McDonough propose a solution.
Solution: Travis McDonough suggests...
Ben Makowski, Student of Journalism
• October 22, 2017
At a young age, Hannah Blob is exposed to a child with special needs.
Hannah's cousin lives everyday with a condition called Cerebral Palsy.
Although this condition has a strong grasp on her cousin's...
Mary Sollitto, Student of Journalism
• October 15, 2017
"We're all pretty bizarre. Some of us are just better at hiding it, that's all."—Andrew Clark, Breakfast Club
Useless. Troubled. Worst student in the class.
These are words that suffocate a student’s...
Taggen Davis, Student of Journalism
• October 14, 2017
Life is comprised of primary domino moments. Events, responses and people can take us in different directions without knowledge of their impact.
Coach Jung functions as a domino in my life.
This...
Brian Borchardt is the epitome of success through trial and error. Now an upstanding teacher and mentor to many, Brian has evolved tremendously since his years of high school and college.
Ironically,...
Jason Fisher, Student of Journalism
• October 12, 2017
Most people who know senior Nina Duffeck describe her as dedicated and passionate about her schoolwork. A main factor she attributes this to is her involvement in Sources of Strength, a new organization...
Zakary Will, Student of Journalism
• October 12, 2017
An eighth grade Rachel Miserlian sits in front of her laptop, sifting through college webpages like a prospector panning for gold.
An army of information -- acceptance rates, student population, graduation...
Although he holds his pencil tightly, his mind is open.
With brown hair, coffee-colored sweater, and half of a smile, his body posture communicates readiness.
He’s ready to pull in the setting...
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