The Student News Site of Elkhorn North High School

The Howler
The Student News Site of Elkhorn North High School

The Howler
The Student News Site of Elkhorn North High School

The Howler
News
Imprint staff, Kelly Honz, Sophia Stone, Zen Wesselmann, Morgan Lavin, Kenley Clemmets, Catelyn Garbourry, Taryn Ferguson, Gabby Kenny, Emmy Grant, Tabyn Nolan, Gabby Kenny, Hailey Schinning, Aubrey Bannister, Kahlen Aurich, Maddy Brettman celebrating with their Cornhusker. This is their second Cornhusker award.
Cops stand outside the Louvre after the heist. This was taken the day of the heist, shortly after robbers fled the scene. Photo cortesy to Claudia Dean of Bloomberg News
Senior quarterback Ethan Beachy kneels after his performance in the win against Bennington. The purple tape on his arm read ¨Grant," to show support towards the Stanley family. Photo Courtesy of NebPreps Instsgaram
Football players praying at the end zone at their game against Elkhorn High on October 3rd. Every game there are more players who join this pre-game routine. Photo courtesy of Renee Vokt.
Trending Stories
1
Junior quarterback Austin McMurtry rolls out right to try and find an open receiver. The Wolves were up 32-0 towards the end of the fourth quarter when McMurtry made this play. Photo courtesy of Renee Vokt

Wolf of the Week: Austin McMurtry

2
From left to right, senior Christian Schlott, sophomore Emmie Ashby, sophomore Lauren Jardine, and senior Arina Forman perform a saxophone quartet while others act in character. The quartet played “Powerhouse” by Raymond Scott that featured fast 16th note runs and a swing style. Courtesy of @elkhornsouthband on Instagram.

A Program Reshaped

3
Senior quarterback Ethan Beachy kneels after his performance in the win against Bennington. The purple tape on his arm read ¨Grant," to show support towards the Stanley family. Photo Courtesy of NebPreps Instsgaram

A Coach's loss, A Town's Embrace

4
King Arthur (sophomore Douglas Towey) and his Knights of The Round Table (senior Andrue Hackendahl, senior Andrew Hoegemeyer, senior Bailey Wilkins, senior Ronan Clements) pose for the end of the song. They were blocking out a scene in the first act of the musical. Photo courtesy of Josie Kenny

The Success of Spamalot

5
Millie Mauch serving the ball for the Wolves during one of her games. Mauch is one of the best servers on the team with 8.5% of her serves being an ace. Photo Courtesy of Millie Mauch.

Life's Unique Serve

Wolf of the Week
View All
Feature
Students who look into a beauty career attend Capitol Beauty School’s Trial and Hair program. The Trial and Hair program allowed these high school students a workshop. Photo courtesy of Capitol Beauty School
“I've gotten in trouble for random things at school. That's how I originally got the idea of becoming a lawyer, because I pulled up the school handbook and showed them that I shouldn't be getting in trouble for the thing I was getting in trouble for. And Radicia was like, 'oh, you should be a lawyer.'” - senior Addi Cooper Reporter + Photo Credit: Olivia Bartusek
The girls varsity cross country team praying in their circle before the meet. They do this together at every event.
Freshman Jake Renes tosses the ball and prepares to serve to his opponent. Renes competed in a singles match and a doubles match with his partner, Jack Pierson.
Sports
This is a picture from game 1 of the Mens World Series 2025. It was the Los Angeles Dodgers against the Toronto Bluejays. In this picture the stands are filled with people.
Sophomore Payton Palmer and Junior Kaitlyn Huff jump to block the other teams hitter. Their block was very reliable this game and helped lead the Wolves to a win.
The girls and coaches of the 2025 Wolves State Cross Country Team pose with their championship trophy. The Wolves made history with back-to-back wins at Kearney Country Club.
Players huddle on the court after a timeout to talk more about the game. It was near the end of a competitive set so they used their time to discuss strategy.
Video
Video: Varsity Volleyball vs. Norris
North Nonsense: Guess the imposter
North Nonsense: “Who’s Most Likely To…” on the North Howler staff
A Day in the Life: Game Day with the Dance Team
Meet the Staff
Jack Reinoehl
Jack Reinoehl
Section Editor

Junior Jack Reinoehl is a section editor for the North Howler where he covers important news throughout the world of sports. He enjoys learning and spreading information about sports moments in hopes that...

Sam Weland
Sam Weland
Staff Writer

Sophomore Sam Weland is a staff writer for the North Howler where he covers musical and theatrical elements within the community. In his first year, he hopes to understand how the community can come together...

Jillian O'Dell
Jillian O'Dell
Staff Writer

Sophomore Jillian O’Dell is a staff writer for the North Howler. She is on the school volleyball team and also a part of SADD. Outside of school she enjoys hanging out with her friends and traveling....

Support Us
$100
$500
Contributed
Our Goal

Your donation will support the student journalists of Elkhorn North High School and allow us to purchase equipment, attend conferences, and cover our annual website hosting costs.

Views
This is the image of the chromebook screen when the EPS Web filter is being used.
The End of the Chromebook Games
By Harrison Vokt, Staff Writer
Wi-Fi is very slow to load in the lunchroom. Messages either don't send, or slowly load.
The Connection Conspiracy
By Niharika Kandari, Section Editor
@enhshowler
Donate to The Howler
$100
$500
Contributed
Our Goal

Menu
Activate Search
The Student News Site of Elkhorn North High School
The Student News Site of Elkhorn North High School