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2010 Graduation Ceremony
photo by Krstin Suthard
Hats off to the 2010 graduating seniors! The ceremony was held at the Omaha Civic Auditorium on Sunday, May 16th at 5:00 pm. The 2010 graduating class earned a PL South record breaking total of $10.2 million in scholarships. |
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Oscar makes Papillion his home
News - by
Ally Phillips - 5.25.10
Millions of people from around the world tuned in to watch the 82nd Academy Awards on March 7. Many of the viewers were waiting to see who would receive the Oscar for Best Film, Best Actor/Actress in a Leading Role and Best Director. But those watching in Papillion were waiting in anticipation to see if Papillion resident Mauro Fiore would win the Oscar for his cinematography work in the best selling movie of all time, “Avatar.” With the movie released on DVD April 22, the “Avatar” phenomenon in Papillion continued.
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Play Pro brings Broadway to South
A & E- by Cady Pacholski- 5.25.10
Having to mix different ingredients to make a great meal is what top chefs have to do. PL South’s Play Production class applied this philosophy to drama when it put together a play from different songs and scenes from Broadway productions for this year’s Play Pro show, “Give My Regards to Broadway.”
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Male cheerleader flips into school cheer history
Athletics - by
Carley Thomas- 5.25.10
It’s not every day that one sees a boy in a cheerleading uniform leading the crowd in chants at the high school football game. But for PL South, seeing a male cheerleader will soon become part of the high school experience. Sophomore Trevor Wolfe has tumbled his way into school history as the first male cheerleader, bringing a new dimension to the cheer program.
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Living with autism: Student faces daily challenges
Features - Emily Barnes- 5.25.10
Imagine juggling a schedule jam packed with Student Council meetings, NJROTC rifle team practices and competitions, various volunteering activities and afternoons filled with Science Club, all while still managing to be successful in school by making the honor roll each semester. Now imagine doing all this and more with autism. It would be a tough feat for anybody, but senior Bruce Peoples was diagnosed with autism before kindergarten and has handled it on a daily basis ever since.
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Always Ally: Years later, death has lasting affect
Opinions - by Ally Phillips- 5.25.10
It was my freshman year of high school. Innocence still invaded every step I took through the crowded halls when the month of April came around. My older sister and her friends were still around to protect me from “evil” things. No one could protect me from the shock and sadness that filled April 11, 2007.
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THE TORCH
Click below to read the latest issue.
(pdf file)
May 25, 2010
TITAN VIEW
Click below to watch the latest episode.
April 2010
(clicking on the above link will cause you to navigate away from the PL South web site and to the schooltube.com web site)
Congratulations to Titan View for being named a 2009 Pacemaker finalist by NSPA! Click here to see a list of the finalists.
Q: How does it feel to be the 2010 Baseball State Champions?
A: "Feels great. I am so excited. It was ridiclous! Feels good to be number one!"
Mark Lukowski, 11
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