Four for Four

A journey through the past four years with the class of 2024

By Grace Jesske, Content Editor • May 23, 2024

From face-covered freshman in a school under construction to confident seniors with strong skills of athleticism and leadership, the class of 2024 has developed and set standards at Elkhorn North. In...

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Going for Gold

By Alayna Vaughn, Reporter • May 22, 2024

Haylee Wolf (12) holding the girls tennis state champion trophy surrounded by her teammates. This was the third consecutive state championship for the Elkhorn North Girls.

Review | The Tortured Poets Department

A review of Taylor Swift's 11th studio album.

By Grace Jesske, Content Editor • April 26, 2024

The saddest and most cut throat record yet, Taylor Swift released her newest album "The Tortured Poets Department” on April 19, 2024.  “The Tortured Poets Department '' or TTPD includes sixteen...

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Blazing the Path to Success

Two Members of Elkhorn North FCCLA take on notable leadership roles

By Grace Jesske, Content Editor • April 25, 2024

To ultimately influence and lead the Nebraska Family Career and Community Leaders of America, two Elkhorn North students have taken on tremendous leadership roles.  FCCLA is a national organization...

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Parking Lot Problems Cause Detention Dilemmas

Solutions for navigating school traffic in a timely manner

By Grace Jesske, Content Editor • March 14, 2024

As the 3:20 bell sounds, students sprint down stairwells and rush through halls to get to their cars and avoid parking lot traffic. To avoid congestion completely, some students will even leave class early...

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PSA: If You See Something, Say Something

Mental Health Matters

By Brandon Urbano and Grace Jesske • February 28, 2024

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Feature: Eva Reinoehl

From competing in the swimming pool, taking a total of 10 AP classes, and starting HOSA, senior Eva Reinoehl has remained dedicated inside and outside of the classroom.

By Grace Jesske, Content Editor • February 28, 2024

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Review | Anything But the Last Rom Com

Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell star in the latest romantic comedy, "Anyone But You".

By Grace Jesske, Content Editor • February 1, 2024

Fearing the recent Hollywood's Studios film Anyone But You would be a flop, Director Will Gluck proclaimed that the movie would be the industries last romantic comedy. At only $6 million in sales during...

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Caffeine Craving

The rise in caffeine consumption among high school students

By Grace Jesske, Content Editor • December 8, 2023

With fun new flavors and increased activity levels, high school students commonly consume caffeine on a daily basis.  Caffeine is a liquid stimulant that increases brain and central nervous activity....

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The Summer of Women

Summer of 2023 women dominated in society by breaking new records

By Paityn Christoffels, Kailey O’Brien, and Grace Jesske • November 10, 2023

Women have increased their impact on society as we age into a new era of media focus. Young girls are empowered to be confident in who they are and not be held back by their gender. Compared to past...

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Homecoming Football Game Against Grand Island Northwest l Photo Series

September 22, 2023

The Elkhorn North defensive line and the GI Northwest offensive line go head to head. They went back and forth for the entire game.

Pups of Pack: Sidney Johnson

Not being intimidated to try new activities, freshman Sidney Johnson remains highly involved

By Grace Jesske, Content Editor • September 14, 2023

Being the youngest in high school can be intimidating for any freshman pup, but Sidney Johnson has not let this stop her from pursuing activities she wants to be involved in.   While adjusting to...

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Spring Play | Photo Series

The Elkhorn North theater department performs "How The Other Half Dies" on Friday May 5th and Saturday May 6th.

By Grace Jesske, Content Editor • May 15, 2023

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Through Struggle Comes Strength

High school students face many obstacles throughout their four years, but they’ve learned to properly navigate and overcome these challenges.

By Grace Jesske, Content Editor • May 4, 2023

High school students are put under immense pressure and are expected to perform at high levels. So, they must learn to adapt. A balance in academics, athletics, and personal life is difficult for some...

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The Choice of Embarrassment

Junior Jayse Munter reflects authentic self through a wide variety of involvements.

By Grace Jesske, Content Editor • May 4, 2023

Many high school students let their fear of embarrassment keep them from partaking in all the activities they have interest in, but not junior Jayse Munter. Munter is not afraid of others’ opinions and...

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Wolf of the Week: Kaitlyn O’Brien

Senior Kaitlyn O'Brien demonstrates strong determination and leadership in the Wolves soccer program.

By Grace Jesske, Content Editor • April 6, 2023

With hard work and determination, senior Kaitlyn O’Brien has shown incredible leadership skills on the girls soccer team throughout her past four years in the program.  Her dedication has paid off through...

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Wolf of Week: Andrew Nietfeldt

Freshman Andrew Nietfeldt stands out thanks to his dedication in the classroom and on the golf course.

By Grace Jesske, Content Editor • March 16, 2023

Transitioning to a new environment can be extremely difficult, especially for freshmen as they adjust to a new building and mature into high school students. Freshman Andrew Nietfeldt has accomplished...

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State GBB vs. Skutt Catholic | Photo Series

The Elkhorn North Girls Basketball team competed against Skutt Catholic on 3/4/2023 and won with a score of 64-51. The Wolves have currently won three state championships in a row.

By Grace Jesske, Bella Thoreen, Katelyn Hughes, and Tara Binte Sharil • March 10, 2023

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Wolf of the Week: Mia Steiger

Steiger receives the Best Soloist award at back to back show choir competitions, leading adrENaline to exceptional success in their season so far.

By Grace Jesske, Content Editor • February 6, 2023

With an amazing achievement of receiving best soloist at last and this week's show choir competition Mia Steiger has been nominated by her peers to be this week's Wolf of the Week.   With hours of...

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Not So Small Town Elkhorn: A Deep Dive into the Growing Community

The development of Costco, UNMC, and Elkhorn Athletic's are significantly changing the shape of the Omaha-Elkhorn community.

By Brandon Urbano and Grace Jesske • December 16, 2022

With the new possibility of Costco just a street over from Elkhorn North, many residents of this suburban area have mixed feelings about this new commercial development.  Many students and staff of...

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Swim vs. Bellevue East | Photo Series

Varsity boys and girls compete against Bellevue West on December 5, 2022. Both teams dominated the duel and won by over 100 points.

By Grace Jesske, Tara Binte Sharil, and Courtney Hagestad • December 13, 2022

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Club Update- Debate, Speech, and Mock Trial

By Courtney Hagestad, Grace Jesske, and Tara Binte Sharil • December 1, 2022

Debate:   Debate is one of many clubs that requires a passion for public speaking.  Every Saturday students from ENHS wake up early to compete in a 5 round tournament, each round being 45...

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Wolf of the Week: Josh Basilevac

Basilevac leads the football team not only in rushing yards, but also leadership and determination.

By Grace Jesske, Content Editor • November 4, 2022

With an exciting first round win in the postseason against Lincoln Pius X on Friday October 28th, the Elkhorn North football team has accomplished several new goals this season thanks to senior captain...

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JV Volleyball | Photo Series

On September 8th,2022, the JV volleyball team defeats Waverly in two sets.

By Grace Jesske, Content Editor • October 4, 2022

 

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FCCLA Update

An in depth look at the FCCLA chapter and what they are currently planning.

By Grace Jesske, Content Editor • September 23, 2022

Kicking off the year, FCCLA had an exciting meeting on Tuesday, September 20th. They are excited for their year ahead to accomplish new goals through competitive events and leading the school in impactful...

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