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The Student News Site of Millard West High School

The Catalyst
Kelsey Nunnenkamp

Kelsey Nunnenkamp, Staff Reporter

Kelsey Nunnenkamp is a senior at Millard West and this is her first year on the CATalyst staff. Kelsey is the President of Senior Class Board and has been on Prowler staff for three years. In her free time she enjoys shopping, watching movies and trying new things. Next year, she plans on attending University of Nebraska Kearney with a major in multimedia journalism.

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MWHS Wildcat News 05.12.23

Kelsey Nunnenkamp and Logan Moseley
May 12, 2023
Camping out in the parking lot, senior Ernie Miranda prepares to wait as long it takes to capture his target. For this particular assassination, Miranda figured out where his target worked and the time they normally got there. “The key to success with Senior Assassin is to wait around for people much longer than anyone would ever expect you to,” Miranda said. “You also have to study the Life360 circle to find patterns throughout your targets day if you really want to win.” Photo by Kelsey Nunnenkamp

Assassinate the assassinator

Kelsey Nunnenkamp, Managing Editor
May 5, 2023
Loading up a TikTok, junior Logan Moseley prepares to spend a couple of minutes at the end of class on his phone. On average, Moseley spends about four hours a day watching videos. "I personally don't use the app on my own phone so I just watch Instagram reels instead," Moseley said. "My thing is that I don't need two apps for the same purpose, because I still watch all of the same videos." Photo by Kelsey Nunnenkamp

Ticking time bomb

Kelsey Nunnenkamp, Managing Editor
May 3, 2023
Stacking dirty lunch trays, junior Carson Chesterman keeps the conveyor belt to the dish washing center running smoothly during second lunch. Although a simple task, it provides some major help and a much needed break for the custodial staff to focus on other areas of the cafeteria. “I enjoy seeing my fellow peers also taking on the responsibility of cleaning and helping out around the school as well,” Chesterman said. “I firmly believe that it is everyone’s responsibility to help others out, one way or another.” Photo by Kelsey Nunnenkamp

Lunch room leader

Kelsey Nunnenkamp, Managing Editor
April 24, 2023

Meet the 2022-2023 Prom Royalty

Kelsey Nunnenkamp and Quinn Burton
April 14, 2023
Celebrating a first place championship in informative speech, senior Gretna John poses for a selfie with Forensic coaches Jennifer Jermome and Rachel Vanengen.

Taking home the Gold

Kelsey Nunnenkamp, Managing Editor
March 29, 2023

Baking the world a better place

Quinn Burton and Kelsey Nunnenkamp
March 15, 2023
With a new increase of diversity at Millard West, students are benefiting from cross-culture understanding and gaining skills to help prepare them for the future.

Making strides in embracing diversity

Kelsey Nunnenkamp, Staff Reporter
February 14, 2023
Stopping at the display outside the library, senior Ally Fortney observes the Black History wall created by the Justice and Diversity League. Throughout the month of January, the group of students did plenty of research to get as many prominent African American leaders on the wall as possible. “Even though this display has been up every year since my freshman year, this was really the first time I really took the time to read through it,” Fortney said. “I really wish more people did so because I know there is so much history and we don’t always have the time or resources to cover all of it during structured class time.”

Black history in the classroom

Kelsey Nunnenkamp, Staff Reporter
February 9, 2023

MWHS Wildcat News 02.09.23

Kelsey Nunnenkamp, Staff Reporter
February 9, 2023
The musical’s cast members gather around the auditorium’s center stage to begin their performance. After spending weeks preparing they were reading now more than ever for their moment of showtime. “This was a really exciting experience getting to be in front of a crowd again,” sophomore Mars Zekpa said. “Having past experience performing in front of large crowds made it not really scary or nerve-racking. I was really just focused on getting to show everyone what we worked so hard on.”

[Photo] A memorable performance

Quinn Burton, Staff Reporter
November 11, 2021
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