PHS Forensic Team Hopes to Advance to State Competition

Story by Theresa Gielissen
The PHS forensics team finished their successful season after attending 13 meets. read more

Key Club Provides Service for Community

Story by Brittany Zimmermann
Starting fresh at PHS, Key Club is nothing new to high schools. read more

Students for Social Justice Raises Awareness With the ‘Stop the Bop’ Campaign for the Darfur Genocide

Story by Bessie LeRose
During the week of Feb. 5, Students for Social Justice began the fund raiser Stop the Bop. read more

Talen’s Talents Shine Brightly on PHS

Story by Sarah Erdmann
Junior Jenny Talen’s warm personality, witty brains, and superior acting skills are a few of the reasons why she is Spotlight of this issue. read more

Duff Excels in Teaching

Story by Jessica Jensema
Mr. Jason Duff, a history teacher and basketball coach is teacher of the issue. read more

Azzalino Demonstrates Success

Story by Lauren Johnson
While looking in the back of last year’s yearbook, senior Emily Azzalino’s name would appear on multiple pages. This outgoing and extremely involved senior has earned this issue’s spot for senior standout. read more

Mock Trial Finishes Fourth at State

Story by Jessie Fields
On March 11, the PHS Mock Trial team went to state for the third year in a row. After four rounds in the Dane County Courthouse in Madison, they placed fourth out of 12 teams. read more

Florida Ends the NCAA Tournament on Top

Story by Allie Iserloth
Although March is thought of by many people as the beginning of spring, others think of it in a whole different light: The beginning of March Madness. read more

Coca-Cola and Pepsi Prove to Have Greater Differences than People Think

Story by Emily Connor
Coca-Cola or Pepsi? Ever since Coca-Cola’s accidental invention in 1886 and the spin-off creation of Pepsi in 1893, both soft drinks have strived to dominate the cola industry. read more