Halle Pribnow

Finishing the Race

The Elkhorn North track and field teams went to state the state meet.

By Halle Pribnow, Reporter • Published May 24, 2022

This 2022 Track and Field season was an improved success of many athletes compared to last year. 22 track athletes qualified for state this year and the girls won the state championship and the boys placed...

Staying on Track

Track athletes and their goals for the 2022 track season.

By Halle Pribnow, Reporter • Published March 31, 2022

As the 2022 Track and Field season starts, many athletes at Elkhorn North are looking forward to what this year’s season holds for them. The state meet last year was a great start to the opening year...

Humans of Elkhorn North: Ben Sullivan

By Halle Pribnow, Reporter • Published February 2, 2022

Sophomore, Ben Sullivan spends a lot of time traveling with his parents and twin brother. Due to spending a lot of quality time together, they are very close. “My family is very nice and supportive,...

Student Spotlight: Hannah Nadgwick

Although it isn’t always recognized, Hannah Nadgwick’s work on the Elkhorn North girls basketball team is an important factor to their accomplishments.

By Halle Pribnow, Reporter • Published January 27, 2022

The girls basketball team has been successful in their season so far, with the help of Hannah Nadgwick. “Hannah is a super hard-working kid,” assistant coach Lindsey Schlosser said. “She doesn't...

Hardest Grade of High School

High school is difficult in general, but students have differing opinions on what the most challenging grade may be.

By Halle Pribnow, Reporter • Published November 24, 2021

Most students in high school have their own idea of what the most difficult grade is, but there is no set grade that is meant to be the most complicated. For example, freshmen might find World Geography...

Will the Bus be Here?

The real issue regarding why there have been problems on the buses to and from school activities.

By Halle Pribnow, Reporter • Published November 18, 2021

Before or after sports games, buses are expected to bring students there and back efficiently, while at the same time keeping them safe. While this may seem simple to those riding the buses, it is...

Natural-born golfer: Julia Karmazin

A reflection on Julia Karmazin, her success in the golf season, and what led up to it.

By Halle Pribnow, Reporter • Published November 12, 2021

As many people may know, Julia Karmazin recently won the state golf championship, but it is more than a gold medal to her and her coaches. The Wolves team traveled almost 7 hours to Scottsbluff for...

Intuition Challenge

Clap at the Same Time

By Halle Pribnow, Reporter • Published October 27, 2021

AP World History: To take it or not?

Sophomores reflect on how they feel about taking their first AP class.

By Halle Pribnow, Reporter • Published October 12, 2021

While some students think AP classes may be too challenging to take, others, specifically sophomores in AP World History, see it as an opportunity to get college credit for their future. The workload...

Student Spotlight: Bailee Rinn

Learn more about this athletes future on the diamond.

By Halle Pribnow, Reporter • Published September 20, 2021

The senior softball player, Bailee Rinn, is not only a great student, but also a phenomenal athlete. Rinn has been preparing for college and she is in the first graduating class of Elkhorn North this year. Rinn...

Welcome to the Pack

As a second-year school, ENHS welcomed many new teachers this year.

By Halle Pribnow, Reporter • Published September 17, 2021

Get to know the ENHS new teachers! Amanda Hayworth: Hayworth is starting her first year of teaching at the second-year school Elkhorn North. She joined the district for many reasons. “I had some...