D.L.P.M.S.

Upcoming Events

Written By: Livia Ogle

Edited By: Harper Hancock

For the rest of the school year, the events that will be taking place will be listed below. First, we have a middle school track meet on May 5 away at Bay City John Glenn. There will also be a track meet on May 9th at Grand Ledge HS Track Complex, this will be the MS Track MHSAA Regional. Thirdly, there will be a late start on May 13. On May 14 there will be a spring band concert at the AHS, 6th at 6:30, 7th and 8th at 7:15 and it will end at about 8:30. Choir goes to festival this week, and also has a concert coming up on May 19th. There is a track meet at Central Montcalm on May 21. On May 22 there will be no school, so do not come!! There is also no school on May 25 because of Memorial Day. Field day is the first day of June. There is a track meet on June 4th, this is the Mega Star Meet and is held at Shepherd. On the 4th of June it is an early release day and the last day of school. I hope everyone has a good rest of the school year! Go Panthers!! Good luck eighth graders and happy Volume 100!!

Goodbye, Eighth Graders!!

Written By Harper Hancock

Edited By Livia Ogle

Hey Panthers!! Happy Newspaper 100!! Although it is sad, because it is our last paper, we need to say goodbye to our eighth graders!! First, to all eighth graders, good luck in high school and you will be missed!! Now, in Panther Press, we would like to wish luck to Charles Mitchell from management, Saphira Sova from photography, Layla Boyle from art, Ella Maybee from photography, Conner Adkins from animation, and Marie Bare from art. We will miss all of you and appreciate everything that you have invested each week into the Panther Press - whether for one, two, or three years, we value your time!! Thank you so much for choosing to spend your time in the Panther Press, you will be missed!! Have a great summer!! Happy Volume 100!! Good luck eighth graders!! Go Panthers!! May the fourth be with you!!

A Note from Ms. Masters:

Wow! It’s the 100th edition of the Panther Press. The Panther Press started out five years ago when a group of 7th graders (now juniors) approached me about making a student publication, and asked me to be their advisor. It’s been going strong ever since. I’d like to thank all of the students that have contributed to this publication over the past five years. It’s been a lot of fun to organize, and I’m deeply honored to have been part of it. 

In honor of edition 100, please enjoy the very first ever animation published in the Panther Press. It was created by the one and only Nathanael Scates, the OG Panther Press animator. 

Goodbye, Panther Press

Written by: Kinley Maliskey

Edited by: Katey Bass

This week is our last week of Panther Press! (For this year, at least) We’re stopping at volume 100, which, you should know, is the one you’re reading right now! Next year we will continue the paper as normal, but without our eighth grade members. Have a great rest of your year! Go Panthers!