Prom Details

As Prom approaches, ticket sales are dwindling to an end with the final sales being made this Friday morning. In order to buy a ticket, students need a signed permission slips with a fee of $60 per person.

We PROMise you'll have a great time so make sure to buy your tickets today!

We'll make sure to PAC a lot of fun into the night.

There will be a Grand March meeting next Tuesday the 19th. At least one person from each couple must attend the meeting in order to get information and get tickets. If you do not attend this meeting you will not be allowed to walk in the Grand March.

Here is the menu for prom this year:

PROM MENU

Entrees:

• Tenderloin Tips
• Chicken Cacciatori
• Cheese Ravioli with alfredo sauce

Starch Options:

• Garlic Mashed Potatoes
• Au Gratin Potatoes

Vegetable:

• Green Beans

Salads:

• Caesar Salad - already at table
• Fruit Salad (buffet)
• Squash and Zucchini (buffet)

Desserts:

• Red Velvet Cake
• Chocolate Chip Cheesecake

Key Club Scholarship

Waukesha North Key Club students are selling Worlds Finest Chocolate around the school. Key Club is fundraising for the Senior scholarship. The senior scholarship is for the Key Club senior member that has been with the club for 3 or more years. Seniors have to write a story on how Key Club skills can and will be beneficial to them in the future. The money raised from the chocolate bars will go toward the winner of the scholarship.





-alyssa holliman and shane abbitt

Springing Into Action!

Well guys; it's finally here! After 3 long months of winter, we've finally hit the best season of the year; spring time! What does that mean here at Waukesha North? It means the end of long seasons of basketball, wrestling, and swimming, and transitioning into new seasons of sports like tennis, track, and soccer! Outside of the athletic realm, we've also got the upcoming spring play to look forward to, as well as many club activities too! But by far, the thing that students enjoy most about spring is the break that comes with it; here's a few exciting things our school's students are doing over Spring Break:

"Going to Chicago." ~Alyssa Holliman
"I'm going to Disney!" ~Lexi Witek
"College tours!" ~Avery Marzolf
"I'm going to Florida and I've never been to Florida in my life." ~Henry Laste

These students are all super excited about the break on the horizon; and they all have something else in common too! They've all been working hard on this year's yearbook! The book is finally almost completed, and this week the final pages are being sent to the plant to be printed! Spring's also the season to make sure you pickup your yearbook too if you haven't already! You can get yours at yearbookforever.com/waukeshanorth today for $75! Don't miss your chance to get a physical commemoration of all this year's great moments, events, and memories.

~Zach Robel

The Dance Team Is Nationals Bound!

Tomorrow March 3rd the Waukesha North dance team will be heading on their way to Orlando Florida to compete in a National dance competition. The team can't wait to bond and hangout in Florida. The team will be competing their 90's themed hip hop routine along with their fun, crowd pleasing pom routine. In addition to those two routines there will be a duet with Caitie Batchelor and Kenzie Shutta that will also be competed at nationals. Kenzie Shutta is also
doing a solo at the competition. The dance team is excited to see how they will place among teams from all different states since they have only ever competed against teams from Wisconsin. This will be the dance team's first ever nationals experience. While it might be a stressful two days at competition, the team is excited to also get to relax in the Disney parks and along side the hotel pool. North's dance team is the only Waukesha dance team that will be going to nationals so they are really glad that they get the opportunity to represent their city. Everyone is ready for some sunshine and an unforgettable experience.

Happy Leap Day!

It's the hoppiest day of the year!

By: Malory Strehl & Abby Kokal

February 29th only comes along once every four years, but why? What makes leap day so important? We’ve got the answers to all your leap day questions here at the North Yearbook headquarters!

What is leap day?

Leap day is a day that is added to our calendar every four years and is dated February 29th.

Why do we need a leap day?

A leap day is needed because each revolution around the sun takes more than 24 hours, and without a leap day we would lose six hours a year! Over 100 years that time would accumulate to almost an entire month difference between our calendar and our actual position in orbit.

How can we celebrate leap day?

Leap day may seem like a wasted day, but around the world people have found cool ways to celebrate! Celebrations include throwing parties and spending time with family and friends. Other traditions include setting four year goals and seeing if you accomplish them on this unusual date. Another way to celebrate is to LEAP!

Fun Leap Day Facts!

• People born on leap day are called leaplings or leapers
• The Titanic sank during a leap year in 1912
• Amy Adams and Matthew Goode starred in the 2010 movie entitled “Leap Year”

PROM FASHION SHOW!!

The 2016 Waukesha North Prom Fashion Show was a huge success! Thanks to the donations from various local dress and tux businesses, thirty eight girls and thirty one guys were able to rock the catwalk in the newest prom fashions. The excitement continued with the announcement of the food that would be at the dance, the 2016 Prom Court, and the giveaway of a free $250 tuxedo package.

Winner, Valentino Duddles, with the representative from Debois Tuxedos, the sponsor of the drawing. 

Models in the show!

2016 Prom Court
Back Row: Jackson Venske, Paris Briley, Jared Estes, Matt Ewert and Spencer Muffler
Front Row: Mackenzie Fink, Rebekah Janssen, Anna Bedalov, Alexis Butts and Nichelle Thomas 

State Diving

Waukesha North Junior Nick Lee made his second trip to Madison Wisconsin to compete in the State diving meet. This year during the competition he made it through the first cut of athletes and into the second round this year. He placed 17th an improvement of 3 spots from last years 20th placed finish. Nick hopes to see further improvement during his final season of high school diving.