Dorie Palmer and Sarah Gerovac
Everyone’s looking for something to do since we’re all stuck at home during quarantine. Check out this article for ideas on activities that might take your mind off of the coronavirus!
Leukert, Puri, and Senthil: Hamilton's National Merit Scholarship Program Finalists!
Sarah Onysio
This year, Hamilton High School has a jaw-dropping three National Merit Scholarship Program finalists! What is the National Merit Scholarship Program and who are Hamilton’s finalists? Read this article to find out!
Everyday Assumptions: First Philosophy Club Meeting
AJ DeCraene
Philosophy Club has returned—read this article to see what Philosophy Club is all about. Enlightenment awaits!
Grace Reek: Raising the Bar with SAS
Grace Strelow
Sophomore Grace Reek, was chosen by coach Seely for her motivation, constant work ethic, and leadership ability. Read more to find out about SAS, the after school program for all students, and Grace Reek.
Interview with Foreign Exchange Students
Sarah Gerovac
Foreign exchange students, Elena Bertoncini, Lea Bucksch, and Alvaro Gomez explore the differences between their home countries and the USA. From food to transportation and the education system--this is an article you don't want to miss!
"Out of Darkness Walk" Information
Jenna Riesterer
On May 16, Hamilton will be participating in the Out of Darkness Walk in affiliation with the American Foundation of Suicide Prevention. Click here for more information!
Introducing the Creative Corner!
Dorie Palmer
Charger Press is unveiling a new feature on our website called the Creative Corner! Click to find out how you can become a published author/artist/creator!
Should Hamilton Bring Therapy Dogs During Exam Days?
Sarah Onysio
Therapy dogs have been proven to reduce anxiety and improve memory. They have been brought for this reason into elderly homes, hospitals, and college campuses. Is it time they were introduced to Hamilton as an option before exams?
Relay For Life: What can you do?
Relay for Life is an all-night event to fundraise for a cure for cancer, honor those who are battling it, and celebrate its survivors. Read this PSA to find out how you can get involved.
How to Help the Earth: High School Edition
Emma Hartman
Making a difference in the world seems to be a daunting and impossible task for high schoolers. Many fail to realize that a difference is made with everything anyone does! It is up to you to decide what sort of difference you will make. Read this article to find out how you can make changes to help our environment.
Lucas Wick: Igniting Creativity in Art
Dorie Palmer
Lucas Wick, Senior at Hamilton, has been chosen as one of January's Students of the Month by the Art Department. Seeing his photography, it's not difficult to understand why. Read this article to discover more information about this Scholastic Gold Key Award Winning Student!
High Hopes to Place at State: Interview with Maja Pechanach
Grace Strelow
Junior, Maja Pechanac, looks ahead to this weekend when she will compete in the Bowling State Championship. Read this interview to find out more about this multi-talented bowler.
What You Need To Know for Thursday's Pep Assembly
Cora Kuhlenbeck
On Thursday, February 27, Hamilton High School will be holding their first Winter pep rally. Click to find out more about the basketball game, 30+ club, and more!
Wunschel: Preparing for a “Strike” of a State Competition
Tate Hutchinson
Competing at the upcoming State Competition, Trevor Wunschel is a big part of the Hamilton Bowling team. Read to learn more about the Senior's experiences in the sport.
Comic 2/21/2020
AJ DeCraene
Comic created and digitized by AJ DeCraene.
How to Read Shakespeare
Dorie Palmer
William Shakespeare presents some of the most recognizable stories for over 400 years. Yet many students struggle to read and understand his work. Read this article for tips to further your comprehension.
Under Heavy Scrutiny, Menomonee Falls “Indians” Moniker to be Retired
Tate Hutchinson
Nationwide, the tides have turned against Native American-based sports mascots. Read here to learn about how these concerns have impacted our local community at Menomonee Falls High School.
The Hate You Give
The Hate You Give by Angie Thomas was “A Novel Idea” book club book. Click to read their five-star review!
Is Technology Limiting Creativity?
Abbey Lemke
“Millennials and Gen Z are prime examples to show the laziness and lack of effort that is part of the problem. These characteristics come from minimal experiences of the real world and a lack of understanding of one's capability.” Click to read more.
Price: Hitting the Slopes
Grace Strelow
This month's female athlete of the month is the unstoppable Brooke Price. Not only is she on the varsity ski team she also made the varsity for cross country! Read more to find out about this boundless athlete with great potential.