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The Prowl

The student news site of Powell (Wyo.) High School

The Prowl

Emerson Wormald

Emerson Wormald, Prowl Reporter

From her point of view, Emerson is the queen of all drama queens. Stubborn, sassy, sarcastic—she’s got it all. When she isn’t arguing a point, rolling her eyes or yelling at her mom because she can’t find her volleyball practice jersey, you might find her traveling to Central America to help people in need. Ironic, right? (Insert eye roll).

Here’s how her friends describe her:

Faithful: This can be described as loyal and true. Once a friend, always a friend is a motto she strives for every day no matter what.

Creative: She has a vivid imagination and creating art one way or another.

Kind: She (sometimes) is very compassionate and sympathetic. Depending on her mood that day, she can be caring and concerned for others’ well being. Her daily goal is to make one person smile, whether that is her family, a friend, a peer, teacher, or just a complete stranger.

Passionate: She is passionate about several things, including all sports whether watching or playing, traveling whether it be to my bed or to explore the wonders of the world, dancing and singing (even though she’s not very good at it, and finally making little kids smile.

Oh yeah, one more thing… she’s also the principal’s daughter—don’t mess with her.

“I want to publicly apologize for tearing you down and then building you up during a 27-minute span of English 9 while reading ‘The Sniper,” Adviser Cap says. “I knew you knew, and you knew that I knew, but you had to express that you knew that you knew so that I knew what you knew, ya know?”

 

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Eighth-grader Seeger Wormald poses while recreating the American Civil War.

HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF

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May 31, 2020
While on a hike, the Schiller family explores the archaeological site near Hyattville.

ACCENTUATE THE POSITIVE

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The performance, “Legally Blonde” will take place on Friday-Saturday, Feb. 21-22 at 7 p.m. in the PHS auditorium.

THIS BLONDE JUST WANTS TO HAVE FUN

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February 18, 2020
Junior Madi Fields looks to trap the soccer ball when playing the Lander Valley Tigers. 

TWICE THE SWEAT

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February 7, 2020
This is a robot from the seventh grade robotics team at PMS. They recently won the state competition and are now headed to the global competition in Houston in April to represent their school and their town.

WORLDWIDE CUBS

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January 16, 2020
 Prowl reporters (from left) Kalli Ashby and Emerson Wormald pose for a picture representing their feelings toward their first letter of their last name

BEST FOR LAST

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January 7, 2020
The PHS Volleyball team huddles around Coach Tasha Miller in a timeout during a recent game.

VOLLEYBALL TEAM FINDS JOY ON COURT

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November 6, 2019
The 2019 fall play The Night of the Living Dea will be preformed Nov. 1-2 in the high school auditorium.

THE NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD

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October 22, 2019
Kallie Papich stands with her two daughters (from left) Anna and Emma.

THE TEAM BEHIND THE TEAM

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October 9, 2019
Eight banners like these hang in the high school commons. They serve as a daily reminder to students of what Panther Pride stands for. 

ONCE A PANTHER, ALWAYS A PANTHER

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