Junior Hailey Pardieck and junior Mike Bauer have more in common than just being runners. The two cross country athletes are also dating and recently competed in the Hancock County Invitational, where they both had successful races and earned themselves each a title. Running has been an important part of how the two got to know […]
Continue ReadingOn average, out of every Girl Scout grades 9-12, only 5% will earn their Gold Award. A Gold Award is an equivalent to the Scouting America’s Eagle Award. The Gold Award is the highest award a Girl Scout can earn. They must do it by themselves, with a minimum of 80 hours of work. It […]
Continue ReadingSenior Ady Eakin has to balance school and some semblance of social life while participating in two different sports. Eakin started playing football as a junior and is the only girl on the team. Eakin copes with the excitement of playing two different games in her own way. “I got into football after kicking outside […]
Continue ReadingWritten by Sam Neidlinger / co-sports editor, Ashton Snow / staff writer Nobody likes the new phone ban. Classrooms and lunchrooms are hectic and teachers’ jobs are now to hunt down anyone who’s on their phone. For seniors, this is their first year with the phone ban, and since it’s their last year, they aren’t […]
Continue ReadingBy Mackenzie Arthur / staff writer Crimson Heat singing “Salute to the Armed Forces.” Photo by Mark Blachly. On the cold morning of Nov. 11, NPHS students, faculty and administrators gathered for their Veterans Day program. The congregation started promptly at 9 a.m. with an opening speech from assistant principal Mitchel Burk. Burk’s speech mentioned […]
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