PHS band and choir have another successful year at solo and ensemble competition

Story by Alexis Hardin
According to PHS band director Jason Sebranek, solo and ensemble is an event in which students prepare an individual performance or a chamber music for public performance to be judged by a music clinician. read more

Despite struggling season, chess club goes to Nationals

Story by Jon Shepard
The PHS chess club will be heading off to nationals on April 17 despite their struggling performances this season. read more

Mock Trial team 48 advances to state

Story by Jon Shepard
The PHS mock trial team has been doing very well this year.  So far, they have defeated almost all other schools in an unrivaled display of dominance. read more

Books: a great tool for mind travelling

Story by Greta Grall 
Dear Old Books, located in downtown Plymouth, is not your typical bookstore.  Inside, you’ll find multiple bookshelves stacked high with one-of-a-kind books.  Unlike most bookstores that only carry new books, Dear Old Books carries a diverse assortment of unique books for all ages. read more

Senioritis leads to resending admissions

Story by Clare Witkowski   
Towards the end of the school year, most high school seniors have gone through the long, tedious process of applying for college and hopefully have been accepted to the school of their dreams.  Upon applying, many of those seniors receive big, fat packets containing acceptance letters.  Finally… seniors may think they have the chance to lay back and relax in their last semester of high school, but they must think again. read more

US Schools Going Green

Story by Brittany Zimmermann
Schools all over the United States are turning into environmentally friendly buildings on the inside and out.  “Going green” is becoming more and more popular amongst students and faculty alike. read more

Advice from a Stranger

“Be who you are, not what you think other people need you to be- that’s the best way to get through life.”

Sophomore Alex Gilliam dubbed “local hero” after impavid action

Story by Alexis Hardin   
According to dictionary.com, a hero is defined as a person who, in the opinion of others, has heroic qualities or has performed a heroic act and is regarded as a model or ideal.  This definition describes Plymouth’s local hero, sophomore Alex Gilliam.  When Gilliam’s girlfriend was put into a life-threatening situation, Gilliam stepped up and went with his gut instinct to save her life. read more

PHS’ new rules make iPods legal in study halls

Story by Jana Hiti
Study halls are a very calming time.  You can do your homework, study, or read a book, but you were never allowed to listen to your music on your iPod or mp3 player.  Thanks to Student Council, this rule has just been changed. read more

Area offers various spring break activities

Story by Lauren Johnson   
While many people choose to fly thousands of miles away to sunny beaches and oceans, many of us chose or are forced to stay home over spring break.  The cold Wisconsin weather may not be as glorious as hot rays of sun to some, but there are still many things to do in Wisconsin to keep one entertained over spring break. read more

Health Yeah! cautions spring athletes this season

Story by Lauren Johnson   
With the spring sports season kicking off, many athletes at PHS are in for a few months of running, throwing, or swinging.  The training for these sports, however, can result in overuse syndromes that could put some athletes on the bench.  I am here to discuss a few of these syndromes. read more