“We learned that the dance was canceled in early December, and then just at the beginning of February, we found out that it was back on”, said Student Council Secretary Noa Vacek. The decision was...
Reese Woods, Co-Editor-In-Chief
• November 18, 2021
On Friday, November 12, juniors and seniors participated in the 2021 Powderpuff football game.
For those who aren’t aware of Powderpuff, it is a junior girls vs senior girls football game coached by...
As the auditorium begins to fill up, the orchestra starts to play Handel's "Water Music." Slowly the honorary students fill their seats and the ceremony begins. President of NHS, Megan Bogner, walks up...
Reese Woods, Co Editor-in-Chief
• November 10, 2021
On Friday night, Travis Scott performed for Houston, TX. What seemed to be a fun concert for some, was turned into tragedy.
That Friday morning, gates were opened and concertgoers rushed in. Later on...
It's not every day that you see people in cowboy hats, pajamas or bomber jackets walking down the halls, but that's what is so unique about homecoming spirit week. Lots of preparation is put into not only...
Last year Chase Horner and Harley Witbrod set out on a mission to improve the environment by planting trees throughout the Johnson County area. What started as a simple task of planting 50 trees has...
The SMSD board of education has voted to move the graduation of the 2021 class to May 24. Previously the graduation date was set for June 1. The last day of school was also moved from June 14 to May 27....
With the beginning of second semester, middle and high school students will return to hybrid learning on Jan. 26. This means that students who have chosen the in-person learning option will be in school...
Annalie Polen, News & Opinions Editor
• December 18, 2020
Relentlessness has been shown many times throughout this year as past South traditions find a way to continue in a covid friendly way. One holiday tradition that is having to be revised this year is...
