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Holiday Message From the Red ‘n’ Green

Kayla Buhrow, Business Manager
December 19, 2024

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Freshman Eva Vang has been creating art for as long as she can remember, using many varieties of mediums and finding inspiration wherever she goes. The art piece shown above is one of her favorite creations. “This painting is titled ‘Light.’” It was inspired by the Greek story of Icarus; he was a boy who had wax wings and flew too close to the sun,” Vang said.
Student shares life-long love for art
English teacher Erika Crowley and counselor Ann Ragus work on planning out the Europe trip. They will be traveling to five countries in total, England, France, Switzerland, Germany, and the Czech Republic. “I work probably every day on the trip, I kind of pick away at it. It’s always in the back of my brain,” Ragus said.
Students to travel to Europe
Senior Ana Deleon celebrates her quinceañera with her friends and family at City Inn, now Mastricolas, in Berlin, WI.
Quinceañera, a momentous cultural coming-of-age celebration
Freshman Josue Valtierrez Rodriguez (in red) has been playing soccer since the 2nd grade and has played for teams such as Wisconsin International Soccer in Spain and the YMCA. Valtierrez Rodriguez participated in last summer’s Donosti Cup held in Spain. Valtierrez Rodriguez shares his favorite aspects of Spain. “The beaches, all the stores and the food,” Valtierrez Rodriguez said.
Freshmen expand out of small town soccer
Seniors Kayla Buhrow and David Fuentes are the May students of the month.
Buhrow, Fuentes named May Students of the Month
The Spanish Four class, from left to right: juniors Thomas McCarthy, James Paskey, Spanish teacher Jairo Granados, Becca Bartol, Lilian Johnson, and Daniel Dunbar. The class was celebrating a fiesta. “We’re the only Spanish four class,” junior Becca Bartol said.
Spanish class numbers declining
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The Red ‘n’ Green will accept only signed letters to the editor, although names will be withheld from print upon request. Any student, faculty, staff, administrator, or community member is allowed to submit letters to the editor. We reserve the right to return letters for corrections before publishing. The staff will not print any material that is libelous, obscene, or malicious as that speech is not protected by the First Amendment.
Letter to the Editor: Teacher advocates for later school start
Initially the Red ‘n’ Green felt disheartened to know Spanish class numbers are declining. We now feel comfort knowing those who remain in the class are there with true passion.
Staff Editorial: School should support Spanish classes
The Red ‘n’ Green will accept only signed letters to the editor, although names will be withheld from print upon request. Any student, faculty, staff, administrator, or community member is allowed to submit letters to the editor. We reserve the right to return letters for corrections before publishing. The staff will not print any material that is libelous, obscene, or malicious as that speech is not protected by the First Amendment.
Letter to the Editor: Student says ELT isn't beneficial
The Red ’n’ Green feels greatly disappointed that our school did not pass our district's referendum.
Staff Editorial: Past referendums failing causes changes in upcoming school year
The Red ‘n’ Green will accept only signed letters to the editor, although names will be withheld from print upon request. Any student, faculty, staff, administrator, or community member is allowed to submit letters to the editor. We reserve the right to return letters for corrections before publishing. The staff will not print any material that is libelous, obscene, or malicious as that speech is not protected by the First Amendment.
Student wants longer lunch periods
The Red ‘n’ Green feels that Forensics is an excellent club for students to join to practice and refine their public speaking skills.
Staff Editorial: Forensics excellent public speaking experience for students
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The staff of The Red 'n' Green wishes everyone a a good summer.
Have a Great Summer!!
The golf team headed to Mascoutin Golf Course for their regional game. After winning they are now on their way to sectionals at Seymour. "We had a handful of matches where the weather was not ideal. During those tough conditions, the players played well and limited the impact it had on their game," Kilika said.
Golf team conquers at regionals
Wordsmiths adviser Andrew Reise (Left), participants freshman Ewan Steffen and sophomore Patrick Brown, and art teacher Lori Rademann (Right). Reise and Rademann were two of the three judges for the contest submissions.
Graphic short story contest inspires student artists
The 2025 seniors walk back to the high school after their senior walk at the elementary school, waiting for them on the other side is the middle school band.
Seniors take their last stroll through the schools before graduation
Show choir performs their two song routine at state Solo and Ensemble at UW-Oshkosh on April 26. The group went on to score the highest possible mark of one.
Show choir gears up for final performance, ending successful year
Senior Sophia Olofson stands ready in the batting box at the game against Ripon on Friday, May, 16.
Softball celebrates seniors, heads to regionals