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Preparing for rallies proves to be an intensive process

Story by Payton Ambrosia, Messenger Staff Writer October 15, 2012

A lot of planning takes place to put on a rally than one may think. It begins with the leadership class planning what activities will be used and played during the events. Leadership students plan the...

Placer students help coach the Junior Hillmen

Story by Jeff Branson, Messenger Staff Writer September 28, 2012

Placer Junior Hillmen, a volunteer organization, is an opportunity for Placer students to coach younger children in football and cheer. These children, aged 7-14, are most like likely going to be Placer...

How to make homecoming the best week on the Hill

How to make homecoming the best week on the Hill

Story by Samantha Leigon, Editor-in-chief September 28, 2012

It’s closing in on us, creating excitement among the school, and it’s about to take over an entire week of school; it’s Homecoming week! Wouldn’t it be awesome to have your class unify and win...

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Foreign exchange students share experiences and impressions

Story by Alexandra Garner, Messenger Staff Writer September 28, 2012

Several people from around the globe are attending Placer High School for the 2012-2013 school year. All coming from different places, and having diverse backgrounds, each person takes on this new adventure...

Attention Seniors: Time to start filling out those college applications!

Attention Seniors: Time to start filling out those college applications!

Story by Kailee Warren, Messenger Staff Writer September 28, 2012

It’s that time of year for seniors, college applications! Many 12th graders are not aware of how critical the fall season is for their future. Whether information about applications is not available...

The Trail From A Boy Scout To An Eagle Scout And The Effect On The Community

Story by Cameron Ederer, Messenger Staff Writer March 12, 2012

Being a Boy Scout and becoming an Eagle Scout is something that many people do not appreciate. Becoming an Eagle Scout is a long process that requires years of dedication.   To become an Eagle...

Placer Bids Farewell to Senior Projects

Story by Kellyn McDonald, Sports Editor February 28, 2012

Placer High School will cancel senior projects altogether for the upcoming 2012-2013 school year. The decision to cancel the project as a graduation requirement was made near the end of the summer of 2011,...

Kendall Odom gets involved around campus

Story by Leah Schultz, Staff Writer February 28, 2012

There seems to be a growing trend of “getting involved” in high school, and a shining example is Placer High senior Kendall Odom. Some students are involved in a club or a sport, but Odom is involved...

Senior Project Spotlight

Senior Project Spotlight

Story by Kailee Warren, Messenger Staff October 11, 2011

Placer Senior, Austin White is pursuing his passion for carpentry and giving back to the Auburn community through his senior project. White is making log benches and selling them to locals; for every one...

Placer musical nominated for 14 local awards

Story by Kerry McCullough, News Editor September 28, 2011

Placer High School’s 2011 production of Into the Woods has been nominated for a total of 14 Elly Awards. The musical was recognized for excellence in categories including light design, musical direction,...

New Ukulele Club to grace Placer campus

Story by Dane Skinner, Messenger Staff Writer September 28, 2011

Ukulele players at Placer have joined together to form Placer’s first, unofficial Ukulele Club, a club to accommodate all skill levels of ukulele players. Camile Binkley and Emily Diede, both juniors...

New ASB officers bring fresh ideas to Placer

Story by Mikayla Aguliera, Messenger Staff Writer September 28, 2011

This year’s ASB officers, including President Emily Rodgers and vice president Jalen Lewis, are excited to start this school year. The Associated Student Body is lead by President Emily Rodgers, vice...

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