Facebook's opening web page. Photo by: Anyssa Alonso

By Anyssa Alonso

Technology has had a tremendous reconstruction in just the last decade. There was a time when a cell phone could only used to place calls, Google was unheard of, and GPS was only used for military purposes. Society today is led by technology; and upcoming generations will never know a world without accessible information and simple communication. Communication that is no longer as personal as it once was. Responsibility for this new era falls on many social networking sites. Leading the pack is the ever popular Facebook.

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Two out of many custodians who serve PHS are happy to be a part of the Plymouth School Corporation. Photo by: Chelsey Allen

By Chelsey Allen

Cleaning for 8 hours a day and 40 hours a week is the typical work week for a custodian. Students think keeping their room clean is hard, trying cleaning a high school with a lot of classrooms, halls, and especially bathrooms. Everyday custodians have to clean. They may get into a sticky situation, but the outcome is a nice and clean high school.

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Students bring in ducks and chickens to learn hands-on. Photo by: Miss Hoffman

By Jack Bowen

Agriculture is a very important part of Indiana’s culture and economy.  In this world of technology, agriculture is still very important.  This why it is important that PHS offers classes in agriculture.  One  agriculture class that PHS offers is Animal Science.

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