by: Samantha Neidlinger/ Staff writer Ella Morris at a photoshoot. Photo by Noblesville Photography Junior Ella Morris here at NPHS has expressed her love for pageants and competing and showing off her dragon pride, as she’s a female wrestler here at NPHS. Her journey first started off as signing up for a pageant “for fun” […]
Continue Readingby: Abby Journey/Staff writer Senior Lilly Buist performs in the 2026 New Palestine Audio Theater show. Photo by Molly Dunn / Avalon The Indiana Percussion Association gives a large scholarship to a handful of senior percussionists in the state per year, with one going to a senior in A class. The application includes an essay, […]
Continue ReadingBy: Lillian Wooton Staff Writer Golf is a game of inches. The tiniest margin can be the difference between making par or a bogey, a win or a second place finish. In a game where every factor counts, having a steady mindset is essential. The Crimson Messenger talked to two experienced golfers on the NPHS […]
Continue ReadingBy Arianna Tull Staff Writer As the girls tennis season begins, the team is entering optimistic and excited for their upcoming season. Junior Addi Ballard feels confident about the team’s success this year. “I think our season is going to go well,” she said. “We have a pretty strong team this year, and I can’t […]
Continue ReadingThe Indiana Percussion Association gives a large scholarship to a handful of senior percussionists in the state per year, with one going to a senior in A class. The application includes an essay, three letters of recommendation, the applicant’s GPA and other such application criteria. Out of the hundreds of seniors that worked to be […]
Continue ReadingBy: Lilly Buist: Editor in chief / J.T. Koch: Spill Editor The Hoosier State Relays qualifiers at the University of Indianapolis saw several personal bests across the board. Most notably, seniors Abby Journay and Taylor Burke, and sophomores Hailey Pardieck and Mike Bauer, all broke records at these meets. Journay broke the indoor long-jump record, […]
Continue Readingby: Lily Amback /Opinion editor and Lydia Styf/staff writer The NPCS administration decided that next year, the junior high building will sit empty and torn down. The seventh and eighth graders will move to the current intermediate school and share it with sixth grade while fifth graders will move back into their designated elementary schools. […]
Continue ReadingFor the majority of the class of 2029, scheduling for sophomore year has been stressful. The diploma for the class has changed from the previous classes, and different courses have been added as a requirement to graduate. One course students now have to take sophomore year is Computing Foundations for a Digital Age. In this […]
Continue ReadingBy Mackenzie Arthur / staff writer Last year, Crimson Heat and Diamond Sensations both were ISSMA State Show Choir finalists. This year, both groups received the state finalists title again. The road back to state started with both groups earning Grand Champion at a state qualifier competition at Mooresville High School on Feb. 28. After […]
Continue ReadingWritten by Lily Amback / News & Opinion editor and Pax Bilinski Opinion & News editor The yearly tradition of naming a prom king and queen is cherished by all who run. At prom this year, there were a total of five couples—10 individuals—running for prom court. On April 11, the night of prom, the […]
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