Achieving mental wellness during quarantine
May 7, 2020
People all over the world have been quarantined in their house for months with no outside contact, no handshakes with strangers and no hugs from distant loved ones which means it’s easy to fall into a state of uncertainty, but it’s important to stay mentally healthy throughout this coronavirus pandemic....
PHS Drills and Practices
Abbie Thomas, Writer
January 8, 2020
In order to keep our school a safe and fun place to learn, there are many drills that we practice to ensure that all students at Pewaukee High School are safe. The drills are practiced every once in a while and some we practice more than others. For instance, we do fire drills monthly and tornado dril...
Winter Car Tips
January 8, 2020
Emergency Kit: Being stranded in the snow may seem like an unlikely situation, however, it’s best to be prepared for anything. Packing an Emergency Kit is an easy way to be prepared. “I feel some people think about but don't have are Emergency Kits,” Isabella Bartolotta, senior, said. “You hav...
Q&A With Mr. Stangler
Zoe Hevey, Writer
January 8, 2020
He is known as “the man behind the action” -- an official many Pewaukee High School students don’t acknowledge. But in reality, according to those who know the duties of John Stangler, he is the leading figure over construction and safety at Pewaukee. “Mr. Stangler is the Director of Buildi...
An Inclusive Environment Equals a Safe Environment
Carter Chapman, Writer
January 8, 2020
Due to recent events in Wisconsin and Waukesha county, schools and students are taking precautions to be more safe at school. Which has also evoked a lot of anxiety and fear. “I know that there was some apprehension with parents and students after those things happened which anybody would be. For me,...
Preparation for Final Exams
Emery Bigler, Writer
January 8, 2020
This time of year brings lots of things with it. Snow, cold weather, and final exams! Whether you know it or not, exams are just around the corner. And the question is, are you ready? Final exams are very important but oftentimes, students blow them off or fail to study sufficiently. ...
ALICE Training
Gabriela Apold, Writer
January 8, 2020
The 2019-2020 school year at PHS has been full of changes and new upcoming additions. This year we have continued to go through teaching the students and staff on our ALICE training. I spoke with the PLE music teacher Robin Apold to get a good description of what ALICE training is. “It’s just...
Top songs for your summer
Riley Gwilliam, Photographer/Staff
June 1, 2018
The Way Things Change - Yellow Days Britain’s 19-year old-George van den Broek’s dream rock project Yellow Days has begun to recently engross the alternative music scene. van den Broek offers an altered reality in The Way Things Change, with fanciful, optimistic lyrics, ensured to uplift the s...
Sophomores solidify summer plans
Keagan Henderson, Staff/Fact checker
May 31, 2018
With summer creeping around the corner after a long grey winter we interviewed six Pewaukee Sophomores to tell us their plans and goals for this 2018 summer. This may give you a couple ideas of things to do or pointers on where the hotspots are for the summer. JACK THEYERL: Q: Where are you going thi...
Memes are here to stay
Alex Lee, Writer and Design Editor
May 31, 2018
Millennials and Generation Z alike have the future in their hands. With the progression of humanity and the fate of the world, soon-to-be realistic endeavors that the entire population must face, a large group of these people have resorted to a source of humor to ease the burden - memes. The...
Pewaukee High School welcomes new principal Mr. Sniff
Alison Zigler, Managing Editor
May 30, 2018
In this Q & A session, Mr. Sniff shares some of his thoughts in coming to Pewaukee High School. Q: Are you excited to be taking on this new position? A: Absolutely! Q: What are you looking forward to? A: I have been thoroughly impressed with the supportive community and staff in...
Track team celebrates season success
Owen Krumenacher, Writer and Design Editor
May 29, 2018
As the Pewaukee track season comes to an end, the team reflects on a season of optimism, new records, and great overall team performances at many of their meets. Coming into this year, many members were anxiously waiting for the season to begin. After last year's great results, only the same and ...
Shawn Hake and her volunteers gather donations outside of the Pewaukee School District office on Friday, May 8.
Shawn Hake
Senior Demi Dieringer displays one of the yard signs that were passed out to the class of 2020.
Bobby Dieringer
Mrs. Bjork’s art students were encouraged to experiment with new media and each student had to work with the materials they had at home. Art student, Hailey Maynard, took Mrs. Bjork’s advice and used coffee to paint her piece.
Hailey Maynard
Examples of different layouts and formats of how students are personalizing and creating their own “How I Survived the Coronavirus Pandemic” journals.
Christine Thoma
A thank you note to all essential workers on the sidewalk in a Pewaukee neighborhood. Kids all around the the village have been leaving encouraging notes for those going out on walks.
Emily Groszczyk
Mia Bolyard, junior art student at Pewaukee High School, creates art for the hope journal assignment to show her gratitude towards service workers on April 30th, 2020.
Mia Bolyard
The New York Times is one of the many sources working to stay on top of the COVID-19 coverage.
Ava Tiutczenko
Middle School Student, Megan Mosgaller, engages in distance learning during the 2020 Coronavirus pandemic.
One of the most demanded products in the past months, a N95 mask, alongside what allows Americans to put food on the table, their wages. Representations of heath and the economy, it seems that they are battling against each other for the top priority during the coronavirus pandemic, but a balance must be achieved for the sake of the livelihood of all Americans.
Emily Groszczyk