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The Student News Site of Elkhorn North High School

The Howler
The Student News Site of Elkhorn North High School

The Howler
Mallory Ringenberg

Mallory Ringenberg, Editor In Chief

Mallory Ringenberg is the Editor in Chief of the North Howler and it is her third year on staff. She participates in many school activities such as Bowling, Student Council, and NHS. When not in school she enjoys reading, walks, and hanging out with friends.

All content by Mallory Ringenberg
A Letter from the Editor

A Letter from the Editor

The class of 2024 is the first to go four for four at Elkhorn North High School.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Editor-in-Chief | May 23, 2024
How to Succeed in High School…Well Better than I did

How to Succeed in High School…Well Better than I did

Advice from a senior on the many different aspects of high school.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Editor-In-Chief | May 15, 2024
Mallory Ringenberg will be doing a series of various aspects of commonly used birth control. She will dive into types, symptoms, long term effects, male birth control funding and studies, and suggestions for future use and research.

An Exploration of Birth Control

A dive into the various forms and effectiveness of birth control on the market.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Editor In Chief | December 19, 2023
Mrs. Honz phone caddy full of sophomore phones. Honz follows the district policy by requiring her honors English 10 class put up their cellular devices daily.

Phones: Generational Perspectives and Solutions

The controversial change in the Elkhorn Public Schools phone policy.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Editor In Chief | November 29, 2023
Sophomore Ethan Beachy (5) launches a deep pass agaisnt Crete on September 8th, 2023. He started as quarterbacl and led the team to a 58-6 victory.

The Man, The Myth, The Beachy

Ethan Beachy makes school history as sophomore quarterback
By Mallory Ringenberg, Editor In Chief | November 21, 2023
Trenton Nolan poses for his North Howler headshot as he not only participates in Student Council, but also Newspaper, Active Minds (Hope Squad), and SADD.

Wolf of the Week: Trenton Nolan

One Student Council member put in extra work for Homecoming.
By Brody Armbrust and Mallory Ringenberg | September 22, 2023
Of Students, For Students

Of Students, For Students

Student represenation could allow students to provide guidance to those who lead them.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Editor | May 4, 2023
Freedom of Religions Means Freedom From Religion

Freedom of Religions Means Freedom From Religion

With the understanding that religion is a vital part of some students’ lives, it is my goal to respect this as I express my opinion relating to the First Amendment and religion’s place in public schools.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Editor | May 4, 2023
Wolf of the Week: Jadon Webster

Wolf of the Week: Jadon Webster

Webster has the highest state wrestling finish in Elkhorn North history.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Content Editor | February 24, 2023
The Disadvantage of Attending the Best District in the State

The Disadvantage of Attending the Best District in the State

Student attention turns to a disparity between EPS and many area school districts.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Editor | January 4, 2023
Review | The Rise of Colleen (WHO?)ver

Review | The Rise of Colleen (WHO?)ver

Author Colleen Hoover’s novels are the newest epidemic among youth.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Editor | January 4, 2023
The One Act team holding their Conference plaque on the Elkhorn North stage.

Wolf of the Week: Shanna Hudgins

Shanna Hudgins led One Act to a NSAA Conference Title while simultaneously receiving an honor of her own.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Content Editor | December 2, 2022
Junior, Sam Thomas, throwing shot put at the state track meet. Every year state track is hosted at Burke High School in May, and during the 2022 field events it was quite warm. Photo Courtesy of Sam Thomas.

Standing Above the Rest

A look into the athletic, academic, and social life of Elkhorn North's, Sam Thomas.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Content Editor | October 3, 2022

Student Council Update

A dive into this year's elections and what goes into planning a school dance.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Content Editor | September 9, 2022
#99, Garrett Ringenberg warming up as he prepares to go in for an injured center. Christensen Maverick helped him by catching and passing back his snaps.

Freshmen Football vs. Kearney | Photo Series

By Mallory Ringenberg, Content Editor | September 1, 2022
#13, Ethan Asmus, making a tackle against the opposing quarterback. Asmus has been playing Defensive end for Elkhorn North.

Gavin Topf, #25, getting ready to make a run for the offense. He's on his toes without moving in front of the line as to avoid a false start call.

Centers, Shane Heida and Garrett Ringenberg grabbing a drink before resuming play. These two snap the ball to the quarterback for every offensive play.

#2, Ethan Beachy, rocking out after the third quarter. Beachy is the freshman quarterback this season, and he led the wolves to a W for their first game.

The Wolves started their season 1-0 with an impressive 26-7 victory. The class of 2026 went undefeated in their 8th grade year at Grandview, and they are hoping that streak will continue.

The Wolves taking a knee for an injured player. Shane Heida went down and received assistance on the field.

There was quite a showout for the freshmen's first game. Parents, Cross-Country runners, and the varsity football team came to support the team.

#35, Ben Hanson, and Coach _____ power posing on the sidelines. All players were attentive and cheered for their teammates success the entire game.

#69, Christian Schlott, recieving advice from Coach _____. The coaches were very communicative before each quarter and play.

The offensive line prepares to snap the ball into play. The offense proved to be dangerous against Kearney last Thursday.

Chase Vokt, Zach DeVeney, Garrett Ringenberg, and Harrison Vokt on the sideline. These players are offensive, and got to support their teammates when Kearney was in possession.

#11, Alex Uchtman, running the ball in an attempt for first down. Uchtman is an extremely fast player, and was able to obtain a large amount of recieving yards for the Wolves.

#10, Barry Fries, attempting to block Kearney's punt while a Kearney players tries to take him down. Kearney's kick return put the Wolves 30 yards from Kearney's endzone.

Incoming freshman, Barry Fries, behind the plate in his 2021 baseball season.

Middle School Prospects

The athletes of 2026 are bringing many talents and ambitions to Elkhorn North High School
By Mallory Ringenberg, Reporter | May 20, 2022
Freshman, Kyle Ferry, stepping into the box for the second time that inning. The J.V. Wolves went on an impressive run in the final innings of the game.

JV Baseball vs. Bellevue West | Photo Series

A display of images that show the 11-10 victory the Wolves had over the Thunderbirds.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Reporter | April 27, 2022
Junior, Ryder Kyle, framing a pitch for Cole Fischer. Kyle caught the entire game against Bellevue.

Austen Shirley with a big lead off from third. Shirley was a pinch runner, and scored for the Wolves.

This image features batter, Charlie Story, as he completes his swing. His swing slowed down the catcher's throw-down and allowed for a runner to advance to second.

#24, Bodie Sellmeyer, loading for his swing. His at-bat ended with a pop up to the outfield.

Catcher, Ryder Kyle, jumping to catch foul ball. As you can see, Kyle took off his helmet to get a better view of the ball.

A picture featuring an infield meeting during one of the final innings. The Wolves were down and desperate to shut down the Thunderbirds.

Sophomore, Bodie Sellmeyer, mid throw to first while warming up. Bodie was playing third base against the Thunderbirds.

Junior, Jackson Laughlin, temporarily catching pitches in between innings. He was assisting Cole Fischer in warming up while Ryder Kyle got his gear on.

Tyson Fancher makes an aggressive base running play scoring from second on a ground ball. When asked why he slid Fancher responded, "I needed to get my uniform dirty."

Left-handed batter, Sam Huff preparing to hit against the Thunderbird's pitcher. At this point in the game the skies were very dark and the win picked up.

#24, Bodie Sellmeyer, in the box against the darkening skies. Sellmeyer had an R.B.I. to end his at bat.

Tyson Fancher rounding first after his pop-fly died in front of the right-fielder. Fancher has been swinging between Varsity and J.V. this season, and has made many contributions to both.

Freshman, Cole Debuse, finishing his swing and beginning his run to first. Debuse is a key player in the infield as a shortstop.

Pitcher, Cole Fischer, mid-delivery on the mound. Fischer relieved Owen Hess and led the Wolves to an 11-10 win.

Head Coach, Anthony Dunn, instructing the runner on first to get a bigger lead off. Dunn never takes a break from teaching his players how to improve in the game and in life.

Varsity Baseball vs. Roncalli | Photo Series

The Wolves defeat Roncalli 15-5 in the fifth inning.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Reporter | April 1, 2022

JV Baseball vs. Roncalli | Photo Series

A photo-series over the 11-0 victory against Roncalli for the JV Wolves baseball team.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Reporter | March 31, 2022
A picture that highlights the difference between the women's "weight room" and the men's weight room from CBC.

The Battle Between the Sexes: Pay Gap Edition

A recap of some recent fights for women's equality in sports.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Reporter | March 28, 2022
Photo courtesy of @harrypotterfilms Instagram page.

Back to Hogwarts; 20 Years Later

An opinionated review of the New Years Day reunion of the Harry Potter cast.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Reporter | January 4, 2022

Women in S.T.E.M.

A cliche term, but it demonstrates a step forward for women all over the world.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Reporter | December 15, 2021
Student, Ellie Wagner, officiating a youth soccer game.

Now Hiring: Officials

A look into the desperate need of officiants for youth athletic events.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Reporter | December 3, 2021
Photo Graphic courtesy of Alexa Ericson.

Ready, Set, Throw!

A look into the upcoming dodgeball fundraiser.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Reporter | November 16, 2021
Varsity vs. ...Everyone Else.

Varsity vs. …Everyone Else.

An open letter about the imbalances between varsity athletics and lower level athletic programs.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Reporter | October 25, 2021
Dylan Palmer and Ben Sullivan leading the pack.

Cross Country at Boystown | Photo Series

The cross country teams ran at the Boystown meet on Thursday, October 7.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Reporter | October 14, 2021
Review | Dear Evan Hansen

Review | Dear Evan Hansen

A look into the movie starring a teenage student struggling with the stress of anxiety and lies.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Reporter | October 14, 2021
Owen Hess begins to pass Bennington in a foot race.

Varsity runners Sydeny, Kailey, Ella, and Britt bonding post race.

Tara Binte Sharil winding around the Boys Town course.

Michael Grigsby and Jack Sinnott nearing the final stretch of a race last year

[Photo] Fall Sports Preview: 2022 Edition

By Caleb Polking, Sports Editor | August 25, 2022
Wolf of the Week: Luke Butler

Wolf of the Week: Luke Butler

By Mallory Ringenberg, Reporter | September 29, 2021
VLOG: Mallory Goes to NYC

[Video] VLOG: Mallory Goes to NYC

By Mallory Ringenberg, Reporter | September 28, 2021
Fact or Cap?

Fact or Cap?

Mallory and Halle try out some common TikTok challenges.
By Mallory Ringenberg, Reporter | September 15, 2021
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