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Emma Schultz

Emma Schultz, Reporter

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AHS Starts Planning for HawkFest 2018

Emma Schultz, Reporter
June 1, 2018
The AHS first annual Art Show was held in the North Campus cafeteria on May 22nd, 2018.

AHS Holds First Annual Art Show

Emma Schultz, Reporter
May 30, 2018

AHS Starts Peers4Peers Program

Emma Schultz, Reporter
May 18, 2018

AHS Takes a Trip to China

Emma Schultz, Reporter
May 4, 2018

AHS Hosts Annual Pill Drop

Emma Schultz, Reporter
May 1, 2018

Arrowhead’s April Theme of the Month: Meeting Someone New

Emma Schultz
April 13, 2018
Pictured above is the flyer for the blood drive in honor of freshman Ian Lang.

AHS Students Participate in Blood Drive for Ian Lang

Emma Schultz, Reporter
March 29, 2018
Emma Mengwasser's locker is decorated from cross country season, in the fall, and track season, in the spring.

AHS Track Boys and Girls Start Running

Emma Schultz, Reporter
March 23, 2018

Student Senate Holds Annual Easter Egg Hunt

Emma Schultz, Reporter
March 16, 2018

Psych Club School Drive

Emma Schultz, Reporter
March 12, 2018

Girl’s Softball Starting Up

Emma Schultz, Reporter
February 23, 2018

What is Creative Writing Camp?

Emma Schultz, Reporter
February 18, 2018
A poster with the details of the show hangs in the South Campus hallway near the bus door.

The Radium Girls Take the Stage

Emma Schultz, Reporter
February 12, 2018
A picture taken of the Arrowhead students at last year's A Night to Shine event, at YMCA at Pabst Farms.

A Night to Shine and Have Fun

Emma Schultz, Reporter
February 2, 2018

AHS Broadway Students Preform Musical Theatre Nights

Emma Schultz, Reporter
January 19, 2018
Exam schedules like this one are posted in most classrooms. This one is hanging in the south campus gym.

Students Prepare for Semester Exams

Emma Schultz, Reporter
January 12, 2018

Students Think About Summer School

Emma Schultz, Reporter
January 8, 2018

Students Think About Summer School

Emma Schultz, Reporter
January 5, 2018

AHS Students Participating in Their Favorite Traditions

Emma Schultz, Reporter
December 22, 2017
Sophomore Chloe Relford (mentioned in article) works on her geometry homework during her study hall on December 15th.

Do Students Succeed At Keeping New Year’s Resolutions?

Emma Schultz, Reporter
December 15, 2017
Arrowhead students walking to their car in the North campus parking lot after 9th hour.

Driving in the Winter on the AHS Campus

Emma Schultz, Reporter
December 8, 2017
This year's Giving Tree at South campus is located in the library.

What is the Giving Tree?

Emma Schultz, Reporter
December 1, 2017
“If you think that this forensics is about science, you are in the wrong place,” said staff Rayen Elmergreen at the first Forensics meeting on October 24th. Elmergreen is one of the coaches to the forensics club, along with Paula Nordwig, North campus health room nurse, and Steve Schmid, North campus math teacher. Forensics is a speech and acting club including a little less than 20 categories to speak within. Students can pick the category, and their topic, they can be themselves, says senior Gabby Heier. This is Heier’s seventh year as a competitor; she competed in the “much less aggressive” sport in middle school during sixth, seventh and eighth grade. Elmergreen states that students write or prepare their own speeches and compete against each other “in the spirit of public speaking.” She doubles Heier’s time in the club by participating in the club since she was a freshman in high school. New members can join by to any of the informational meetings, or by contacting one of the coaches via email or in person. The deadline to join for this club is early December, so that students can fully commit and start practices their pieces and new members are not that far behind the rest, Elmergreen says. Currently there are 78 people on the email list, but only about 45 attend the weekly meetings on average says Elmergreen. Heier says, “The experiences I have gotten from forensics are some of the best in my life. Unlike other clubs, we meet people from all around the state and get to be creative with our pieces.”   She says she loves forensics because she is able to choose her piece and by that she able to express her view and speak on important topics that she believes in, but don’t always come up causally. Heier also says that she really enjoys the club because it benefits you for life, using those speaking abilities with future classes, or public speeches. Elmergreen agrees saying, “Forensics is a skill you can take with you the rest of your life...being able to hold a conversation, or to lead a meeting,” are all very important skills. Heier and Elmergreen both agree that forensics is a confidence booster. They say kids come in being terrified of public speaking. Coming out with a new confidence that they have never had “is the most rewarding,” Elmergreen says. The hardest part about forensics, according to Heier, would be improving a piece. You have to work “your butt off” on voice inflection, facial expressions, movements and emotions, even when you may have the best piece. Not to mention practicing three or four times a day. Elmergreen says that the hardest part for her would be staying organized with the people that are involved and “helping people follow through” in what they wanted to do in the first place. Advice to new members include “being yourself, we all have our strengths and weaknesses, though strengths help, weaknesses are what really makes you successful,” and “stick with it, don’t quit because it’s scary or things aren’t going your way, it’s worth it.”

Coach and Student Tell About Forensics

Emma Schultz, Reporter
November 26, 2017
This is a poster for the meeting this past November 1st, 2017. The next meeting is November 15th, 2017.

JSA: What is it?

Emma Schultz, Reporter
November 13, 2017
Best Buddies participants pose for a picture in their Halloween costumes at the first event, the Mach Party on October 24th.

Best Buddies First Match Party a Success, Says Advisor

Emma Schultz, Reporter
November 5, 2017
The college wheel at the North campus of Arrowhead helps give some college ideas to outgoing seniors.

Senior Year: Is It Stressful or Relaxing?

Emma Schultz, Reporter
October 20, 2017
Dance Club members enjoying quality time together at Dance Club practices on Wednesdays at the South Campus

Best Buddies Dance Club Dances the Days Away

Emma Schultz, Reporter
October 13, 2017
Students walking up from the South campus for classes up at the North campus

Students Walk Between Campuses for Classes

Emma Schultz, Reporter
October 9, 2017
Lake Country Swim Team swimmers warming up for a meet at Waukesha South.

Lake Country Swim Team Uses Arrowhead Pool

Emma Schultz, Reporter
September 29, 2017
Arrowhead Key Club sponsors a stretch of the highway on 16 to help clean the road free of litter and trash.

Key Club Doing Good In The Community

Emma Schultz, Reporter
September 24, 2017
Freshmen students engaging in a activity during Social Studies at Arrowhead High School.

2 Freshmen Share Their First Week Experiences

Emma Schultz, Reporter
September 18, 2017
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