The Student News Site of Presque Isle High School

The Anchor
Breaking News
  • January 18Feb. 1-2 - ASVAB Testing for Grade 10
  • January 18Feb. 2 - Add/Drop Ends
  • January 18Feb. 2 - National Wear Red Day
  • January 18March 27 - Jazz Concert-MS/HS Groups (@ PIMS Auditorium)
  • January 18March 25 - 8th Grade Parent Night (@ Auditorium 6:00-7:00PM)
  • January 18March 23 - 2024 Odyssey Nor’Easter Tournament (@Noble High School)
  • January 18March 22 - Inservice-No School
  • January 18March 19-21 - Winter Carnival Events
  • January 18March 18-21 - Rising Sophomore Registration Meetings in Guidance
  • January 18March 17-19 - FBLA Convention
The Student News Site of Presque Isle High School

The Anchor
The Student News Site of Presque Isle High School

The Anchor
Poll

Have you listened to Taylor Swift's new album?

Loading...

Sorry, there was an error loading this poll.

  • Presque Isle High School
    20
    Caribou
    6
    May 30 / Varsity Softball
  • Presque Isle High School
    2
    Caribou
    10
    May 30 / Varsity Baseball
  • Presque Isle High School
    10
    Foxcroft Academy
    18
    May 30 / JV Softball
  • Presque Isle High School
    11
    Foxcroft Academy
    14
    May 30 / JV Baseball
  • Presque Isle High School
    5
    Ellsworth
    16
    May 27 / Varsity Softball

The crowd favorites

Most popular winter carnival events
Maddy Brazier, Staff Writer
April 2, 2024
Wyatt+O%E2%80%99+Donnell+%E2%80%9826+celebrates+with+Quidditch+teammates+after+the+win+on+March+20.+
Neja Jayasundra
Wyatt O’ Donnell ‘26 celebrates with Quidditch teammates after the win on March 20.

Winter carnival is an exciting time at PIHS and students have their favorite events lined up.

“My favorite event is Quidditch because it’s a fun game and also the crowd gets pretty hype when our class scores.” Logan Caron ’26 said.

Quidditch is a team sport played in which goals are scored by throwing a ball through any of three hoops fixed at either end of the field. Sophomores took the win over the Juniors in Quidditch

Leave a Comment
More to Discover
More in News
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?
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
There’s still light? The sky was still light at around 5:15 last night in Presque Isle due to daylight savings. “Im excited because I have more time to work on my fourwheeler,” Aaron Chase ’26 said. Daylight savings will continue for 34 weeks.
Let there be light
Admire the trophies. PIHS Jazz band traveled to Houlton on Feb. 12 and earned a silver award at the District Jazz Festival. “I loved playing that song because I just love the Beatles” Kenzie McLaughlin ‘26 said.
All that jazz
FFA bulletin board decorated for FFA week
National FFA Week
So many emotions. The Wildcat cheerleaders celebrate as they realize they made it to States. “I’m super excited to perform at States with the best teammates,” Abi Reed ’27 said. The competition will be held at the Augusta Civic Center on February 10.
A victory well deserved
© 2024 • FLEX Pro WordPress Theme by SNO • Log in

Comments (0)

All The Anchor Picks Reader Picks Sort: Newest

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

The Anchor