A world full of opportunities
By: Bailey Prichard, Editor
September 15, 2018
Filed under Featured Stories, Features, In-Depth, Lifestyle, Profiles, Showcase, World
High school is a time when students look into their future and start determining their next steps. Kaneland graduate Katie Meuer is a part of the Peace Corps in Lesotho, but had not even thought about that as a livelihood while in high school. “Peace Corps wasn't really on my mind in high school a whole l...
There’s no place like Haiti
By: Samantha Callaghan, Reporter
March 13, 2018
Filed under Features, Profiles, Showcase
Most of us try our best to help those in need. A dedicated, and passionate senior, Taylor Parrott helps in an orphanage 1,806 miles away in Haiti. Since summer 2015 Parrott has been on four mission trips. “A mission trip is where you're going, and volunteering in an internation...
Breaking the stereotype
By: Brett Wallner, Reporter
March 12, 2018
Filed under Features, Profiles, Showcase
Not many people can say they’ve stepped out of their comfort zone, but junior Ashtyn Winkler is one of the few girls who decided to challenge themselves personally and physically to take welding. “In the beginning it was kind of scary because obviously I was the only girl. Later on I got to know...
Into the flames
By: Ben Durbala, Reporter
March 9, 2018
Filed under Features, Profiles, Showcase
Fire Science is influential and helpful because of the career-like environment and the preparation it provides for the future. Senior Jeremy Salazar had been interested in taking Fire Science class ever since he first heard of it. He had an open mind when beginning the class, unaware of all the i...
So much more than just a game
By: Ella Miller, Reporter
March 8, 2018
Filed under Features, Profiles, Showcase
For softball varsity pitcher, Emilee Erickson, softball is much more than just an activity to pass the time after school. Without softball, Erickson would not have met her best friends or be the positive leader she is today. Erickson is a sophomore and has has been playing softball for 8 years on three ...
Adopted from birth, family for life
By: Corinne Condos, Reporter
March 6, 2018
Filed under Features, Profiles, Showcase
Many ponder about what life would be like if they were adopted. Sophomore Vanessa Theobald who was adopted at birth can tell them all about it. Vanessa Theobald lives in a family of four; including her parents, Annette and Richard Theobald and her older sister Hannah Theobald. Hannah Theobald was als...
Scoring touchdowns and winning awards
By: Bailey Prichard, Reporter
March 5, 2018
Filed under Features, Profiles, Showcase
These past years senior Josh Marczuk has worked very hard to make a name for himself and succeed as a football player. This year was a clear reflection of that as he received many awards that recognize his accomplishments. “I’ve been playing since first grade and I have always played to learn n...
The life of a student musician
By: Sarah Prunty, Reporter
March 2, 2018
Filed under Features, Profiles, Showcase
Music is around everyone, especially senior Gunnar Magnuson. From the band to the choir, there is always something to look forward to, and he knows all about the music student life. Magnuson is known for his talent in the band and choir, but most people do not know he has not always been in choir...
A knight underneath the spotlight
By: Jacob Booten, Reporter
March 1, 2018
Filed under Features, Profiles, Showcase
As a student you dream of getting that dream job or becoming rich and famous. As life goes on it seems less of a reality and harder to choose a career that fits you. Eric Ferguson, however, knew he wanted to be in the news and entertainment business and never stopped chasing it. Ferguson is a former kan...
3 Different Countries, One Teacher
By: Sarah Kantola, Reporter
February 28, 2018
Filed under Features, Profiles, Showcase
English teacher Becky Prebble used to walk the Kaneland halls as a student like many other staff members here. However, most of them didn’t teach in Egypt and England before coming back to Kaneland. Prebble taught abroad for six years; three in Guildford, England and three in Cairo, Egypt. Now ...
The world through social media
By: Olivia Hazen, Reporter
February 27, 2018
Filed under Features, Profiles, Showcase
After traveling since she was a toddler and being exposed to many different lifestyles, as well as becoming interested in food and health, junior Lindsey Norman finds herself passionate and driven to share her thoughts and experiences with others. Norman saw an opportunity to impact other people's lives ...
Honored with the title of Eagle Scout
By: Sarah Baerenklau, Reporter
February 26, 2018
Filed under Features, Profiles, Showcase
Everyone would always like to have the chance to say that they achieved their dream. Sophomore Robert Pettry got the chance to say he did. Being an Eagle Scout was was something he wanted since the age of six. Pettry started in Cub Scouts at a young age. His parents wanted him to join boy scouts b...
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