Freshman Should Leave Childhood Behind
Like most freshman at the high school, Rachel Ward is leaving childhood behind for more adult responsibilities.
0412, 2018
Category Archives: Caitlin Taylor
2210, 2018
Jackets Fail to Sting the Generals
A recap of the Jackets’ away bout against Anthony Wayne.
0510, 2018
Court Couples Crowned
Students and families swell with pride in this year’s homecoming court.
0410, 2018
Everyone Has The Right To Clean Air, America
Caitlin Taylor comments on carbon dioxide levels in the United States…and around the world.
2509, 2018
Movie Night Fright: A Review of “The Nun”
Review: Caitlin Taylor was surprised by “The Nun,” even when critics say the movie is predictable.
0409, 2018
New Teacher Spotlight: Miss Emily Jones
Meet Miss Emily Jones, Perrysburg’s new American Sign Language Teacher
2008, 2018
Back-to-School Bonfire Makes a HOT Start to the School Year
Yellow Jacket pride kicks off the year with a bonfire after Wednesday’s first day of school.
1805, 2017
Commentary: “Chicken Out of the Coop”
Caitlin Taylor offers commentary on the current political climate.
1805, 2017
After Prom 2017
After Prom is the time when the heels and ties come off, and the tennis shoes and t-shirts come on.
2002, 2017
The Post-it Note Mystery
By Caitlin Taylor eSomethin Staff Valentine’s Day is a time to celebrate love and friendship. Students may have noticed walking into school on this year’s endearing holiday that a post-it note inscribed with an uplifting message was placed on their lockers. For the past 3 years, on Valentine’s Day, students have been receiving a friendly reminder of just how special they are from a “secret admirer.” Many rumors about who is behind the post-it notes have been floating around. Some think it was student council, others believe it was staff members, or perhaps a group of students. A recent investigation reveals that one very thoughtful classmate has been Perrysburg students’ secret admirer all along. Morgan Prokup, a current senior, started the Valentine’s Day post-it notes during her sophomore year. She recounts that there was a club that made Valentine’s Day cards that could be bought and given out on the morning of. The club only lasted the one year, but Prokup wanted to continue spreading love throughout the school. She began to think of ways she could continue the Valentine’s Day cards so that everyone could be included, while also keeping costs down. Prokup was inspired by other post-it notes she had seen around the school and that was when the idea was born. After that, she emailed the