The past few weeks in English IV, students put their filmography skills to the test with teacher Jed Martin’s “Six Words Six Shots” project. After reading “Tuesdays with Morrie” by Mitch Albom, students were instructed to encompass the book or specific parts of it with just six distinct shots and …
Author: Nichole Harris
Junior High football defeats Wolverines in season closer
On Thursday, October 4 the junior high football was in action at home against Wilber Clatonia. For their last game of the year, the Jeffs fought hard and defeated the Wolverines 28 to 22. “Our season was good but it could have been better,” James Olds ‘23 said. “We went …
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Remember life is always changing
Changes in life are inevitable. It’s one thing that almost everyone is scared of, whether they admit it or not. Personally, I can admit that big changes scare me: graduating, moving out, going to college. All of these are the next big steps in life for me, but one of …
Why I choose to be happy
Happiness has its own meaning to every person. There isn’t a certain step-by-step guide on how to achieve happiness in your life. Although that would be awesome each person’s happiness is on their own personal level, but every person is actually responsible for how happy they are. Whether you believe …
Your people are out there
High school so far has been lonely, to say the least. I’m not trying to sound ungrateful– I have so many friends that I’m thankful to have met, and people have been kind more often than not. Some people are going to be impossible to forget, and I hope I’ll …
DJ makes sense for dances
As high schoolers we all have our own taste in music, and none of us like the same songs or genres. The Blazer staff believes that for bigger dances, such as Homecoming and Winter Formal, it would be appropriate to hire a DJ. Hiring a DJ we feel would take …
NHS elects officers
On Thursday, September 20, National Honor Society met in adviser Julie Petersen’s room before school in order to elect officers for the new year. Jayson Klaumann ’19 was voted President-Elect last year and began the year already settled into his role as President. Josephine Blatny ’20 was voted President-Elect, RJ …
18-19 school year starts strong
The 2018-19 school year has officially been in session for a full week, and the past seven days have brought plenty of changes and adjustments to Jeff Nation. Sports have started, clubs have been recruiting, and dances have been held already, leaving no shortage of activities for students to participate …
High school doesn’t last forever
Up to this point in our lives, the struggles of high school are pretty much all we’ve known. We’ve become numb to the drama, the stress and monotonous routines that have developed. We’ve all made mistakes–whether it be of the legal or illegal variety. Friends have been lost, tests have …
