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Advisor:
Rachel Steil
Editors-in-Chief:
Kate Heiser and Anna Morris
October 2011
May 2012
Editor-In-Chief
Monthly Report
News: Jackson Braatz
People: Laura Olson
Opinion: Garret Ruh
Political Opinion: Nick Winkler
Focus: Nicole Glenna
Variety: Nichole Junker
Graphic by Grace Mortenson - Photos by Adam Peltier
Managing Editor:
Amy Hilgers
Online Managing Editor:
Cammie Richards
Sports: Sarah Marsnik
and Carla Marin
Locker Room: EICs/Managing Editor
Lifestyle: Dani Smilanich
May 7-18
Advanced Placement Testing
May 21
Scholarship Receival Night
This year, several members of Stillwater Area High School's staff are preparing to set aside their syllabuses and textbooks in readiness for retirement. These valuable employees of SAHS include World Languages teacher Phyllis Hicks, Family and Consumer Science teacher Josette Koets, science teacher Dianne Lawson and Vicki Clendenen, the school's main office secretary. READ
Student musicians prepare for coffeehouse
A cornucopia of music styles will be performed by 26 groups May 18 at 7:30 p.m. With 26 groups, one can expect a large variety in sound at spring Coffeehouse this year. The Black Box will hold performers and students alike in a showcase of talent and musical freedom. Performers range from sophomores to seniors, new to experienced and classic to modern music styles. READ
Falling Whistles benefit concert
Some teenagers occasionally volunteer on a day of service or feel sad for the animals shown in nonprofit commercials as emotional music plays in the background, but juniors Rachel Langer and Cerena Vang have taken a much more aggressive approach. After hearing about the cause of the Falling Whistles Foundation, Langer and Vang, teaming up with other juniors Rachel Bursik, Nicole Glenna and Chi Moua, decided to organize a concert to help out. READ
Graphic by Grace Mortenson - Photos by Adam Peltier