An abrupt end brings new inspiration to the North Platte High School’s musical cast.
This year, the North Platte High School’s musical is “Ranked”. In this dystopian story, high school students...
North Platte Student Council will look just a tad bit different this year. Aside from COVID precautions, there is also some disproportionate representation among the grades.
With a smaller number of...
When junior Hallie Sexson walked up on the stage to recieve her gavel, it was a dream come true.
On Oct. 18, Sexson was elected state president of student council at the state convention in Norfolk,...
If you're still in the talking phase...
Sophomore Caedmon Hoaglund:
What do you think is the appropriate spending amount?
"$50."
What did you get her?
"A coffee mug, socks, and a sweater."
Sophomore...
![Senior Caedmon Hoaglund looks to the audience as he sings while his character’s peers talk among themselves in the background. This year’s musical production is the story of a semi-distopian school system that heavily ranks students, causing tension and anger between the Above and Below average students. This is the musical’s first year being performed by any anyone, giving NPHS students the freedom to mold their own way with their characters. “It’s easier for me to create [characters] from scratch than it is to know who they are, because then you have you have expectations that you need to follow through with,” said senior Faith Miller.](https://npbulldogger.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/IMG_0407-900x600.jpg)
