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Doing Halloween like a Wildcat

Halloween dress up day arrived at PIHS
Kathryn Murchison, Staff Writer
November 1, 2023
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Barbie and Ken dress up day at PIHS
Barbie & Ken Dress Up Day
Hot takes on the cozy dress up day.
Ever seen a plaid Wildcat?
At long last, The Jug sits for an interview.
Interview with The Jug
Freshmen Eli Jandreau and Evan Huoppi show their outfits up for Country vs. Country Club day.
Slideshow: Country vs. Country Club dress up day
The snowy scene outside the main entrance PIHS on January 24, 2023.
Would you rather have a snow day or extra day in June?
We blended four old school yearbook photos with the same shots re-posed today. Check it out!
Sliding from the past to now
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Lost under the lights. Class of 2026 and the eighth graders enjoy their night at the step up dance on May 31 in the PIHS cafeteria.
Dance the night away
Get it out. Lenora Curtis ’27 spits out the June bug during her first period science class on May 28.
Eat the bug
Cast your vote. Denver Miller ’26 gives her speech on why her classmates should vote for her for class president. “I'm proud of myself for coming out of my shell,” Miller ’26 said. We will be able to cast our votes as soon as the Google Form is sent out.
Casting your vote
The tradition of prom parade
The tradition of prom parade
Just rolling by. PIHS students watch as the memorial parade is held for Wesley Coty on April 25. “I think it was cool how they got different companies to come out, and orange was his favorite color, so it was a good way to commemorate him,” Karter Poisson ‘27 said. The parade passed by the high school at 1:00 and students watched for about 30 minutes.
Presque Isle High School comes together to commemorate Wesley Coty
Why is it so dark? The moon completely covered the sun in the totality of the solar eclipse. The totality occurred at 3:32 p.m. “The pink flare we saw during the eclipse is 3 times the diameter of our Earth,” Mrs. Gamblin said. The next eclipse in North America will be in 2044.
Where did the light go?
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Astra Laughton ’26 winds up the pitch on May 21 against the Caribou Vikings.
Rivalry of a lifetime
Look at that sign. “My second year students built that sign this year actually,” Mr. Bragan said. This is just one of the many amazing opportunities that our CTE wing can offer you.
A visit to the CTE wing
"Vivi Bot" by Evie Whetherbee '27, "Character design and development of a fan made video game character to accompany the game “Team Fortress 2”."
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Anything blue. The sophomore class cheers their classmates on during Battle of the Bands while wearing class t-shirts for the dress up day. “I didn’t like Adam Sandler or this dress up day as much, because you can’t get as creative,” Kayleigh Swanson ’26 said.
Which dress up day is the best?
Line them up. A good comparison of the sneakers and their features side by side. “Wait, they have glitter ones? I want a glitter pair," Emma Bard '26 said while talking about Converse High Tops.
Battle of the shoes
Presque Isle Lady Wildcats take home the win against Caribou Vikings on Tuesday, March 12, 2024
Last set of the year
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