The Bulldogger

The North Platte High School marching band made history by winning their first superior in Lincoln in NPHS history, Oct. 19, 2019.

Taking the Podium Historically

NPHS band makes history in Lincoln, NE
Anissa Hoffman, Staff Writer October 29, 2019

On Oct. 19th, 2019 the North Platte High School Marching Band put a new record in the books by getting a superior at the Marching Band Field Competition in Lincoln for the first time ever in NPHS history.  Drum...

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

Runner’s High

Sophomore Evan Caudy finishes in first at GNAC cross country
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

The boys bathroom sinks have had a strange past, what's next in store for them?
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...

Shown is a silhouette of a couple at NPHS holding each other

Sex ed situation

A look into the sex education at NPHS.
Sierra Winder, News Editor October 28, 2019

Half of all teenagers are sexually active, but only a third of them use birth control according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Platte Valley Women’s Healthcare  provider Dr. Kelly...

Unfortunately, most students and teachers will have to deal with the parking lot on a daily basis.

Click it or ticket

Q&A with young drivers
Beckett Allen, Staff Writer October 28, 2019

Whether you’re driving or not, you either are or will be involved with interacting with other drivers, maintaining your car, and finding yourself in different situations. Here’s an inside look of some...

Freshman Makenna Snider chats with friends in front of NPHS.

Growing through confidence

NPHS student has a rare affliction
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

An inside look on the damage vapor smoke does to lungs
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...

Bergeron finishes his serve, during the dual against McCook, on September, 24

Acing the competition

Joe Stone, Staff Writer September 27, 2019

Spending over 150 hours on the tennis courts in just three months may seem crazy, but for senior Greg Bergeron that’s completely normal.  “My dad and I were out there on the courts for 2-3...

Freshmen Daniel Shea and Kole Weigel though only six months apart share a 16 inch height difference. Im used to people judging me for my height, said Weigel. I just dont let it get to me.

The lows and highs of freshman size

Clay Stone, Managing Editor September 27, 2019

Q&A with Kole Do you hear people say mean things about how short you are? “People don’t really insult me about my height anymore and if they do, it doesn’t get to me. Back in elementary...

Pictured above is School Resource Officer Johnsons police car in front of NPHS.

MIP FYI

A closer look into NPHS students' use of drugs and alcohol
Sierra Winder, News Editor September 27, 2019

37 and 48. That is how many  minor in possession (MIP) arrests have been recorded in North Platte High School students in 2016 versus 2019. There are multiple theories about why these numbers are getting...

Illustration of girl with phone, courtesy of Editorial Cartoonist, Jakob Fisher.

No-phone zone

NPHS introduces a new no-phone policy
Aspen Nelson, Sports Editor September 27, 2019

“If I was the president I would come to this school and get rid of the phone policy as my first order of business,” said senior Tanner Ruda. In the 2019-2020 school year, a new no-phone policy at...

Junior Isabella Whitney poses for a photo in front of NPHS.

Home Away From Home

NPHS student's life on a military base
Priscila Mondragõn, Managing Editor September 27, 2019

One moment you’re on an island looking at the Philippine Sea and the next you’re in the small town of North Platte. Just a month ago junior, Isabella Whitney returned to the states from Okinawa, Japan...

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