SCHOOL NEWS

FOOTBALL SENIOR NIGHT — FINAL GAME OF THE SEASON By Leah Kastner and Berley Schwartz, freshmen, staff writers Friday night,  Oct. 18, marked the last time the Panorama Panther football seniors would step on the field for a game. There were 10 players and their...

ESSENTIAL SKILLS FOR HIGH SCHOOLERS  By Jemma Meacham, junior High school students should learn multiple skills to help them become successful in their futures, but three specific skills are more important than others. One of the skills that is essential for students...

WHAT IS FFA?  By Brooklyn Haines, junior, staff writer FFA stands for Future Farmers of America. In more recent years, the organization has been more open-minded about people joining who do not have farms. FFA is a club you can join through school. Throughout the...

EDUCATION OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM WITH YOUTUBE  By Ruanne Brinker-Ownn, senior staff writer YouTube is one of the most consumed forms of media today due to its convenience and variety as a platform. Most any niche interest you have has been thoroughly covered in a...

MANAGING SCHOOL STRESS WITH JOURNALING  By Ruanne Brinker-Owens, senior, staff writer I am not the first to say it, nor am I the last: School is stressful. Most every high school student knows the feeling of staying up late to cram in a project due at midnight,...

Rasmussen to continue work with disabled By BRYAN BEER | Black and Gold Staff Writer While some students plan from their freshman year to be on a college track, others choose to join the workforce straight out of high school. This is the case for Hunter Rasmussen....

MENTAL HEALTH CHECK-UPS By Addie Astley, Miranda Laabs and Peyton Walker, sophomores, staff writers Mental health is one of the most important things in our lives. Keeping our mental health well is something everybody should be worried about. From childhood to...

END OF THE YEAR  By Maddy Carstens, junior, and Miranda Laabs, sophomore, staff writers Students at Panorama are finishing up their last week at school. As we were supposed to get out of school originally on May 22nd, things changed on this date. With snow days,...

Special to the Times Vedette On May 24, a total of 10 players participated. Dan Webb produced a 16 right away, Kal Phippen wiggled in an 18, and Deb Kiefer had a 16, but Robert Klever came up with a 17 and a 20. The Guthrie Center cribbage players meet at Guthrie...

NHS collects donations for Greenfield By Max Sills | Black and Gold Staff Writer ACGC’s National Honors Society has collected donations for Greenfield to help the people in need after an EF-4 tornado flattened more than half the town. The NHS collected water bottles,...