Abby Journay / Staff Writer The NPHS Audio Theater (Winter Percussion program) won their first competition on Feb. 21. Their show “Numb” was awarded the highest score for this time of the year in a decade, with a numerical value of 77.4. Junior Gavin Hagerty is in his fourth season of winter percussion and he […]
Continue ReadingFreshman Aubree Amback potting plants. Photo by Mackenzie Arthur / Crimson Messenger By: J.T. Koch/ Spill Editor Earth Club is an activity where NPHS students unite under a common goal of environmental understanding and concern. Students have participated in their recycling drive held during the Class Cup or seen them at elementary schools teaching kids […]
Continue ReadingBy JT Koch / Spill editor NPHS robotics teams are home from competing in the signature “Bots at Bristol” competition in Bristol, Tennessee. With their state competition on March 14, the teams are prepared to compete in one of their biggest events yet. Coming into the signature competition, “W-team” was predicted to lose most of […]
Continue ReadingDiamond Sensations performing at Cabaret . Photo by Mackenzie Arthur/ Crimson Messenger By: Mackenzie Arthur/ staff writer Normally Diamond Sensations goes on stage before Crimson Heat during competitions, but at the “Quaker Classic” they had to wait until 6 p.m.to perform. “I feel like it did (make us more nervous) because some people were already […]
Continue ReadingBy JT Koch / Spill Editor Popular content creator Mark Fischbach (Markiplier) has recently made a record-breaking movie called “Iron Lung,” based off of the indie game developed by David Szymanski. The movie, directed by Fischbach, released on Jan. 30 and became the number two movie in North America in its opening weekend. The film […]
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Continue ReadingBy Pax Bilinski / News & Opinion editor Hailey Buzbee was a 17 year old girl from Fishers who didn’t meet the criteria for an AMBER alert, despite being a missing abducted minor. She had been missing for 27 days until her remains were found on Feb. 1. Buzbee didn’t qualify for an AMBER alert […]
Continue ReadingBy: Lily Amback / News & Opinion editor and Reagan Lee / Staff writer Standing up for intrinsic values is a fundamental aspect of teenage years. Teenagers are often forced to stand up for themselves to set curfews, to go to friend’s houses and to get a license. Many students in the NPHS community stood […]
Continue ReadingBy: Lily Amback / News & Opinion editor and Lydia Styf / Staff Writer Firing squads, as a form of death penalty, has never been officiated in Indiana. But, with House Bill 1119, they almost were. On the bill’s third reading, it failed. It needed a majority of 51 votes, but was just three short […]
Continue ReadingBy Mackenzie Arthur / staff writer After debuting their new productions at the “Cabaret,” Crimson Heat and Diamond Sensations traveled to Plainfield High School to officially start their competition season. Normally Diamond Sensations goes on stage before Crimson Heat during competitions, but at the “Quaker Classic” they had to wait until 6 p.m.to perform. “I […]
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