FFA Starts Strong; Looks Forward to Upcoming Events

Story by Kellie Colson
The Plymouth High School FFA is one chapter of the largest single student organization in the United States with over half a million members in all fifty states. read more

Honors Choir Prepares for Show

Story by Bridget Ceilley
Much like honors band, honors choir is a program for the exceptional choristers set up to provide them with an opportunity to perform with others of their same ability. Only eight to 16 students are chosen to be in the choir, which consists of juniors and seniors. read more

PHS Honors Band Practices for Success

Story by Bridget Ceilley
Over the past 30 years, a select group of students have been chosen to participate in a program for accelerated band members; this group is known as the honors band. Honors band students have the opportunity to perform with other students at their level, both in their school as well as others from the conference. read more

Grossheusch is Coolest Teacher

Story by Richard Merz
You can tell by the holes in his lab coat and the black spots on his ceiling that Mr. Jay Grosshusch is one great chemistry teacher. read more

Heginbottom Earns Spotlight this Issue

Story by Jessica Jensema
Sophomore Jordi Heginbottom is not your typical PHS student. Having moved here from England the summer before his freshman year, Heginbottom seems to have adapted easily to the US culture. He is involved in many activities, making him this issue’s spotlight. read more

Sam Musiedlak Stands Above the Senior Student Body

Story by Alexis Hardin
Senior Sam Musiedlak earns the title of Senior Standout because of her many accomplishments in band and choir. Her fun and caring attitude makes her popular with her peers as well. read more

The Dresdon Dolls Put on a Much Anticipated Show

Story by Brittney Schultz
Master of ceremony, Sxip Shirey, entered stage right with his inimitable fro hairstyle as the crowd filling the Pabst Theatre rose to their feet. After a minute of senseless babble and musical mania through its upper orifice, Sxip introduced an act, which encompassed new world rave with old world pyrotechnics. The group was named Flaming Etiquette, local to Milwaukee, which was made of a pair of women and two matching males. The show started subtly with the women followed by the two men, who started to perform the fire act. A medieval weapon known as a mace was the instrument of choice. Instead of a ball with sharp spikes at the end of the chain, there was a sphere of cloth, doused in combustible liquids. The balls were swung in familiar fashion to that found in raves. read more

Borat's Unconventional Methods Lack Complexity

Story by Kate Murray
I chose to go see the movie Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan. I’m sure most readers like me have heard a little bit about this movie here and there, about the jokes, and about some of Borat’s unconventional tactics. However, nothing I heard could have prepared me for what I experienced that night at the movies. read more

Sweet Basil Offers Casual Atmosphere and Great Food

Story by Emily Azzalino, Jean Brody, and Christie Ott
Hello there chaps! The Wunch Wady Wustice Weague is wack for anover weview. We generally try to bring mere mortals along on our eating extravaganzas, however this month Señor Swimalot acted stranger than usual, thus scaring away any opportunities we had to find friends. And so it was, we set off on our journey to Plymouth’s new restaurant at Plymouth Gateway unaccompanied. We didn’t even carpool! Super Kicks was the lone ranger in the Chump Chaser. Señor Swimalot tramped in in Tanto and Extreme Scream Girl slid over the crusted ice in her beautiful, soon to be “Junker of the Month” candidate, Enrique. read more