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Annelise Kreifels, Editor in Chief • April 2, 2025

Annelise Kreifels, Editor in Chief • April 2, 2025

Some of you may have noticed an increase in the amount of administration that is coming into your classrooms. Usually seeing Mr. Griebel, Mr. Lohmann, or even Mr. Dufoe in your classroom is never a good thing, but this semester...

Blum: Thank You, Mrs. B

Allison Blum, Social Media Manager- Instagram, Reporter • April 1, 2025

I've sat in front of the same computer screen, in the same seat, looking out towards the same wall for the last two years. News Journalism was originally a class I took to fill some credits. Nothing could've prepared me for...

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Isabelle Karwal, Reporter/Social Media Outreach • March 31, 2025

Around 4 years ago, Cole Darling began to bowl every week. Little did he know it would give him the reward of a lifetime. Darling is a junior at ADM High School. Sometime around 8th grade, Darling and his peers began to...

History Repeats

Isabelle Karwal, Reporter/Social Media Outreach • March 31, 2025

Florida Day 2: Playing keep-away with a foam football, my family has fun in the pool. We rented a Vrbo house, complete with a pool, hot tub and enough bedrooms for all. “Everything ended up working perfect,” Beth Maddy, my mom and one of the main planners of this family vacation, said.

My 2025 Spring Break: A Photo Story

Meredith Maddy, Website Manager • March 31, 2025

If you're looking for a fun vacation spot for next spring break, consider Florida for its warm weather and endless tourist attractions, including various shops and long beach days. If you're opting for a stay-cation,...

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Since vacations go so very fast it is important to capture moments in photos so you can view them after and think back to those amazing memories. This is the digital camera I got for vacation and it worked super well. The camera came with an adaptor, charger, and bag for safekeeping.
Listening to Mrs. Knipper’s instructions for the day, Kae Nau (left) and Katelin Blome (right) prepare for their introduction to education class.

Photo by Caleb Klassen
The chart above is a brief visual of how AP tests are graded. Most colleges accept a minimum score of 3, but some more competitive universities require a 4 or even a 5. If students earn a 1 or 2, they will not receive any college credit but will still obtain high school credit for taking the class.

Photo by Meredith Maddy
My school supplies, including folders, notebooks and my Chromebook, lie on my bed in the midst of a study session. Although it’s not typically recommended, I prefer studying and doing homework on my bed compared to at a desk. This way, I can feel comfortable and focused all at once.

Photo by Meredith Maddy
Since vacations go so very fast it is important to capture moments in photos so you can view them after and think back to those amazing memories. This is the digital camera I got for vacation and it worked super well. The camera came with an adaptor, charger, and bag for safekeeping.
Listening to Mrs. Knipper’s instructions for the day, Kae Nau (left) and Katelin Blome (right) prepare for their introduction to education class.

Photo by Caleb Klassen