Ezruh Hacker, Staff
Published January 28, 2023
The Menu, produced by Adam McKay, is an R-rated satire horror thriller film that tackles concepts of classism, pretentiousness, corruption, self-destruction, giving, taking, and so much more.
Matilda the Musical brings Dahl’s world to Netflix
Published January 27, 2023
Despite a few missteps, this was a fun movie musical.
Web Exclusive: Avatar Sequel Dazzles 13 Years Later
Published January 18, 2023
Director James Cameron has crafted a beautiful and immersive sequel that masterfully expands the world of Pandora to the sea while keeping the heart of the original.
A Christmas Story Christmas Review
Published December 16, 2022
Is A Christmas Story Christmas good enough to be played 24 hours on Christmas Day? In short, no.
Margo Hermann, Digital Media Editor
Published January 28, 2023
Senior Praline Werner has found success in wrestling, captaining her team and competing at state.
Grant Huson, Co-Features Editor
Published January 28, 2023
For these three seniors, the answer is clear. Dane Parker, Sophia Sheppard and Naomi Hotchkiss are thrilled to see how this next level of sports will play out.
Margo Hermann, Digital Media Editor
Published December 21, 2022
1997 Puyallup High School alumna Allison Klotz led her team as a second team all SPSL and an honor role player. Now, working as a physical therapist recruiting manager in Seattle, Klotz shares how volleyball has impacted her life and how she carries the lessons she learned with her.
Friendship Formed at Puyallup High School
Published December 16, 2022
The basketball team of 1972 had just captured another SPSL Championship for the sixth consecutive year and the football team reclaimed the league title. But behind the bright yellow jerseys and the leather balls, there was something more, something deeper.
Alumni Coach Profile: Tony Batinovich
Published December 16, 2022
After 34 years of coaching girls volleyball and softball, former coach Tony Batinovich has discovered the key to making unforgettable memories and unbreakable bonds.
Senior Finds Passion in Ice Hockey
Published November 29, 2022
Sports such as basketball, soccer, swimming, gymnastics are offered all over Washington state. But of all the common sports, senior Ripken Renner chose the physical sport of ice hockey.
Changes Set to Come in New Year
Published January 28, 2023
The beginning of every year brings an opportunity for change. Many people set their yearly goals in early January and these goals go on to define the outcome of their year. But for some people at Puyallup High School, change is a more complicated concept.
New Year Rings in, Providing Outlet for Predictions
Published January 28, 2023
With each passing year, people aspire to better themselves and the environment around them. They also theorize what the new year will bring and it’s become almost a tradition to do so. It can be tailored to your own niche interests or foreseen about a global event. It’s unfurled throughout social media, spread through word of mouth, and broadcast to the masses, but we rarely see it within our own community: New Year’s predictions.
Vikings Reminisce on Past Year
Published January 28, 2023
As the new year continues, the need and want for growth has become apparent, but it is hard to accomplish that without first reflecting on past experiences.
Local Restaurant Offers Cheap Prices, Smiling Faces
Published January 28, 2023
Need a place to stop and eat or maybe a place to talk to new folks? Well, come by and eat at Out and About Burgers up on South Hill with two different locations to choose from.
KIRO 7 News Anchor Discusses Career, Charity and More
Published January 27, 2023
I think that would probably be the thing I like most now is just feeling like I do kind of have a tentacle out into the community and helping in a little way,” Millman said.
Margo Hermann, Digital Media Editor
Published December 21, 2022
1997 Puyallup High School alumna Allison Klotz led her team as a second team all SPSL and an honor role player. Now, working as a physical therapist recruiting manager in Seattle, Klotz shares how volleyball has impacted her life and how she carries the lessons she learned with her.
Maddy Weaver, Sports Editor
Published December 16, 2022
The basketball team of 1972 had just captured another SPSL Championship for the sixth consecutive year and the football team reclaimed the league title. But behind the bright yellow jerseys and the leather balls, there was something more, something deeper.
Grant Huson, Staff
Published December 16, 2022
After 34 years of coaching girls volleyball and softball, former coach Tony Batinovich has discovered the key to making unforgettable memories and unbreakable bonds.
Mock Trial offers experiences outside of the norm
Published December 16, 2022
Standing apart from the usual slate of clubs such as Chess Club or Drama Club, Mock Trial offered a unique experience
Alumni remember high school, offer advice
Published May 6, 2021
Musical influences remain center stage for alumnus
Published May 6, 2021
