Climate Change – Is it Too Late For Our Polar Bears?
Kaylea Herrman, Staff Writer
May 22, 2019
Although climate change is creating serious consequences throughout our planet, the most serious consequences are being experienced around the Earth’s poles. The Arctic has endured the most damaging consequences of climate change due to both the disappearance of the sea ice and the increased lengt...
Abortion Laws On The Rise
Maleiah Ewert, Staff Writer
May 22, 2019
In the news we see bills and new abortion laws popping up left and right in states across America including Alabama, Ohio, Missouri, Georgia and others. This leaves us to the question that we need to answer for ourselves and fast. Should we be redefining what abortion rights means in this new co...
Is Buckling up Enough?
Kaylea Herrman, Staff Writer
May 14, 2019
Its that time of year again, the McPherson Carnival is in town. To many people around McPherson the carnival was a yearly event that they enjoyed and looked forward to however, in the recent years the quality of certain rides have gone down. Shining a light on a particular ride, ‘The Zipper’ is one of...
The Impact of School Starting Later
Kaylea Herrman, Staff Writer
April 30, 2019
Many students at MHS would love to have a later school starting time, but could this actually benefit the students? A problem for many teachers at schools is students falling asleep during class. They not only miss out on the lesson, but they also might get a detention. If MHS teens brains aren't awak...
Every Talent Welcome
Faith Lininger, Staff Writer
April 23, 2019
With corny jokes and amazing feats, the MHS Variety Show has a special place in the hearts of McPherson High School performers. Amazing juggling, magic, and vocals are all to be expected. Everyone has a special preference, a level of skill, and a chance to show their talents to the community of McPherson. ...
New Changes Being Made to McPherson High School
Maleiah Ewert, Staff Writer
April 23, 2019
McPherson High School is considering making some big changes for next year's School year. They’re planning on having a free hour for all students so they can sign up for other classes they’re interested in. Mr. Reith, a math teacher at MHS said, “I think having the additional period is a good...
Allergies at MHS
Kaylea Herrman, Staff Writer
April 5, 2019
At MHS, there are many students that you may not know suffer from allergies. People who don't suffer from allergies of any kind might not understand the struggles that people with them have to deal with on a daily basis. From even being near something to ingesting it without knowing, in severe c...
Special Olympics
Kaylea Herrman, Staff Writer
March 31, 2019
Mrs.O’dell´s class recently took a trip to Hays, Kansas to participate in the Special Olympics. This outside organization was held by local volunteers, and the MHS students taking part were Micah Anderson, Caleb Demaio, Olivia Inman, and Will Wheat. These students all participated in group basketbal...
Earth Hour Bringing Attention to Global Climate Change
Maleiah Ewert, Staff Writer
March 30, 2019
Earth Hour is an annual event encouraging people all over the world to turn off unnecessary electricity. Earth Hour is an event to encourage the talk of Global Climate Change and to challenge people how long they can go without electricity. This year Earth Hour is on March 30th from 8:30-9:30...
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