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The Bulldogger

The student news site of North Platte High School

The Bulldogger

The student news site of North Platte High School

The Bulldogger

Kelsey Salazar-Allen posing with her NPHS volleyball teammates. "I'm excited to go and continue learning, especially among people at different levels, and to also build a new family with my new teammates."

Hard work to Success

Anissa Hoffman, Staff Writer November 14, 2019

 

A student car takes up multiple spaces in North Platte High School's parking lot on Nov. 13.  The parking trend started last year but has gained attention over the last week.

Parking Problems

Aspen Nelson, Sports Editor November 13, 2019

There are less parking spots available for North Platte High School students because a few have decided to take up multiple spots by parking sideways in the slots. Senior Chance Donohoe is one of...

Edgar Rene performs in NPHS auditorium on Nov. 5. Singing in Spanish, sharing the message of love, peace and harmony. "We need to be thankful for life and now that I'm 33 years old I want to be the artist that makes the difference and be the example for those kids who are living the life I use to live,"said Rene.

Love, peace, and harmony

Priscila Mondragõn, Managing Editor November 7, 2019

   

NPHS Student Council presents the donation check of 10,000 dollars to the Make-A-Wish foudnation.

Your wish is our command

Aspen Nelson, Sports Editor November 7, 2019

North Platte High School Student Council and the North Platte community are making wishes come true. NPHS Student Council has made the biggest donation to Make-A-Wish in the state of Nebraska for six...

The North Platte High School Cheer Squad is cheering on the school at the community pep rally Oct. 24, 2019. "I think that this was really important for the school to be able to show school spirit, and not just here but beyond," said senior cheerleader Mia Dugan.

First ever community pep rally

Anissa Hoffman, Staff Writer October 31, 2019

     

The student section poses for a picture on Sep. 17 The theme was western.

Crossing Lines

Gracia Lantis, Online Media Editor October 29, 2019

It's 6:55 on a Thursday night, anticipation builds among North Platte High School volleyball fans. Five senior players are about to play their last-ever home game. The student section turn-out...

Junior Will Kramer working the night shift at McDonald’s. “I like the challenge of running around and covering three positions, but inside you’re mentally screaming,” he said.

The graveyard shift

Anam Vaziri, Editor-in-Chief October 29, 2019

Junior Will Kramer works the graveyard shift from 8 p.m. to 4 a.m. at the McDonald’s in North Platte. “I work at least five nights a week and usually go in on one of my days off to help out,” he...

Evan Caudy runs across the finish line at the GNAC cross country meet in North Platte on Oct. 11, 2019.

Runner’s High

Anissa Hoffman, Staff Writer October 29, 2019

Running the mile in gym class changed Sophomore Evan Caudy’s life forever.  Starting out his freshman year, he had never done a school running sport. The only sports he did his freshman year was...

The sinks in the upstairs bathroom are in the process of being repaired.

Sinking in Repairs

Joe Stone, Staff Writer October 29, 2019

If you talk to boys at North Platte High School, they'll tell you that the upstairs bathroom sinks have been broken since last spring. Have you ever wondered why they aren't working yet? “Last year...

Freshman Makenna Snider chats with friends in front of NPHS.

Growing through confidence

Priscila Mondragõn, Managing Editor October 28, 2019

Freshman Makenna Snider is as tall as your average second grader.  She was born with a condition known as spondylometaphyseal type kozlowski (SMDK), a genetic bone disease. When she was born, her back...

Illustration by the courtesy of the editorial cartoonist Jakob Fisher.

A growing epidemic

Jewels Zeiler, Feature Editor October 28, 2019

In 2003, China introduced a product that would later result in more problematic lung issues: vapor cigarettes. The respiratory therapy supervisor at Great Plains Health, Andy Gochenour, believes...

Retired teachers say goodbye

Sophia Chingren, News Editor May 2, 2019

Patty Thompson What has been your favorite thing about helping kids in high school? "Those ahha moments." How long have you been teaching? "This is my 18th year." What have your students taught...

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