FEATURES

A Perfectly Written Story: Mr. Wimbush

Written By: Ariadna Campbell, '28 “He is one of the most loved employees at Providence,” said Mason Gregory ‘27.  “A single conversation with him will cheer me up,” commented Destiny Ditto ‘28.  “He is faithful not only spiritually, but also in everything that he...

A Man and His Ministry: A Feature

  Written By: Ariadna Campbell “I am the eyes and ears of this institution, my friends,” stated John Kapelos, as Carl the janitor in The Breakfast Club movie. Like Shermer High, the eyes and ears of Providence Academy (PA) belong to a janitor. His name is John...

A Chapter of Chances: A Teacher Feature

Written By: Ariadna Campbell The name “Dr. Hippler” is familiar to all high schoolers at Providence, even those who have not yet entered his classroom. A philosopher and theology teacher, he has been esteemed at Providence Academy for 20 years. He has captivated the...
PAW Feature: Chef Morris Whips Up Magic

PAW Feature: Chef Morris Whips Up Magic

One of the best aspects of Providence Academy is the lunches. From Greek Salad to Italian Dunkers, and even a soft-serve ice cream machine, every dish has its own appeal, and none of these would be possible without Chef Marshall Morris.  This is Chef Morris’s...

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Watt He Does: The Electric Life of Mr. Plucinski

Watt He Does: The Electric Life of Mr. Plucinski

“Crazy. Hair.” are the words that come to Robotics team member Nathan Hemmesch’s ‘22 mind when thinking of Mr. Michael Plucinski, Upper School Physics Teacher and Robotics Coach. Plucinski’s distinctive fluff is his trademark that helps the student body identify him...

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Teacher Thoughts: Finals

“Pray on it!” is the advice Religion Teacher Angela Jendro gives on preparing for finals. For students, finals season is full of late nights, caffeinated drinks, and lots of stress. This chaos is followed by six 90-minute exams on three different days, all taken in...

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A Day in the Life of Mr. Jones

“From his energy to his cheerfulness, Mr. Jones is the best,” explained Macallister Clark ‘22, Providence Academy tuba player. This sentiment is shared by many in the Providence community. Cheerful, caring, and highly competent are three ways to describe the Upper...

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