The source of our hobbies is intriguing. For senior, varsity football player, Logan Eiden, his passion comes from his dad. “My dad was a big, football player. He planned to go play for Minnesota,...

Standing behind the blocks, Claire Eisele gets ready to race as the natatorium roars with cheers. Filled with excitement, she adjusts her swim cap to prepare for her four events --unheard of as a sophomore....

Pickard Auditorium functions like a cell in the body. The directors are the masterminds, the nucleus; they use scripts as DNA to build a show. The actors are cytoplasm, cushioning and making up the body...

A typical Wisconsin winter day turns dark and miserable in a flash of an eye for senior, Savannah Ely. As an avid skier, she hits the slopes with family friends a day in January. With a classic day...

"Pickard is a place where you don’t have to be afraid of what people think of you . . . Without Pickard, I don’t know who I would be today; it has ingrained itself into my soul." - Josie Cleveland,...

“It would be a dream to try new things by traveling to Italy to experience the food and scenery.” - Claudia Miller, senior  

"Doing the most mundane things with some of the most extraordinary people I’ve ever met is probably my favorite thing in the world." -Sammy Meverden, senior

"I hope that I can graduate as someone who is known for having a good personality, being smart and being kind." - Ashlyn Jacobs, freshman

“There have definitely been some rough parts, but it’s shaped me into who I am.  I wouldn’t want to change that.” -Trina Freeders, senior

"The swim team . . . In my four years, we've all gotten so close. I wouldn't trade what I've learned on that team, or what it has made me become as a leader and a person. I really value my time there....

The sunset reflecting off Lake Winnebago sparks the inspiration, or so Amy Michaels, art teacher at Shattuck and member of the Neenah Arts Council, thought when she helped organize Neenah Paints the Town...

Per usual, no matter how hard we dug in our heels and begged Time for “just one more day,” the school year has, inevitably, arrived just as punctually as ever. I have experienced my fair share of...