Dancing was not the only thing Key Club members did. They also played Wii, ate cupcakes, listened to families that go to Rileys , and hung out with fellow members. Photo contributed by: Ms. Stephanie Wezman
By Patricia Ortiz
Key Club has been very busy during the month of January. On the 16, the members volunteered for Martin Luther King Jr. Day and on the 28 they participated in the first ever Riley Dance marathon at Plymouth High School.
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An original, small meal for a vegetarian would consist of a salad. For some, it would also include cheese or yogurt. Photo by: Brandon Heims
By Brandon Heims
When it comes to breakfast, lunch and dinner, people may have sausage, a bologna sandwich or a steak, but a vegetarian would have something else in mind. Continue reading
The local newspaper, The Pilot News, along with the local news channels, are great ways for students to keep up with daily local current events. Photo by: Michaela Moreno
By Michaela Moreno
Every day of every year, something new happens that impacts the world. It is hard to imagine that outside the little town of Plymouth, Indiana, there are tragedies and celebrations occurring all over the world, current events that citizens here will never experience head on.
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