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The Student News Site of Yutan High School

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Morgan Long

Morgan Long, Freshman writer

Morgan Long is a Freshman and in her first year of journalism.  She enjoys taking photos.  Outside journalism, Morgan is involved in club and school volleyball.

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Graphic: Other unique Chieftain pets

Graphic: Other unique Chieftain pets

Morgan Long
February 16, 2025
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Over the break the Daniels and the DeGroffs went on a combined family trip. The trip lasted 5 days.

Student opinion: Extended break boosts student, staff health

Morgan Long
February 4, 2025
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Video: DeGroff ropes in future goals

Ansley DeGroff and Morgan Long
December 19, 2024
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Rebuilding for success

Rebuilding for success

Morgan Long
December 10, 2024
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Seventh graders Ella Eikmeier and Haiden Schake act out Tekamah-Herman's mascot the tiger. Griffin Ell dressed up as a chieftain as well.

Keeping the tradition alive

Morgan Long
November 5, 2024
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During the dodgeball tournament, sophomore Eli Kult aims towards his opponents. The dodgeball tournament is one of few Chieftain Games that has stayed a tradition each homecoming week. “Playing dodgeball every year during homecoming is a fun tradition,” said Kult. “I like hitting other kids with the balls.”

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During the elementary pep rally, senior Max Egr quickly tries to wrap senior AJ Arensberg in a roll of toilet paper. This year, the seniors won against the sixth graders in their Chieftain Games competition. “The sixth graders made me mad because they kept running over and ripping our toilet paper, but we still beat them,” Egr said.

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During the elementary pep rally, sixth grader Maggie Zeleny senior Aubrie Pehrson compete to pull tissues out of a box the fastest. Every year during Homecoming week, the seniors participate in minute-to-win-it games against the sixth graders. “It was exciting to hear all the elementary kids screaming in the crowd,” Pehrson said. “I had a lot of adrenaline as I was competing with Maggie.”

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Freshman Charlie Tasich enjoying Wambulance Wednesday. Tasich wore a neckbrace, arm sling and head wrap.

[Photo] Dress to impress: Yutan edition

Ashtyn Anderson
November 5, 2024
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New band director tunes into small town pride

New band director tunes into small town pride

Morgan Long
October 8, 2024
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