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Titans advocate for theatre at the State Capitol

Titans advocate for theatre at the State Capitol

Kenna Hixson, Staff Reporter May 6, 2025

On March 4, Ms. Mary Dickson and six Titan Drama Club officers took a trip to the Nebraska State Capitol for Theater Advocacy Day. This was the first time Papio South had the opportunity to go, and experienced...

Seniors set to dual graduate

Seniors set to dual graduate

Kenna Hixson, Staff Reporter May 5, 2025

Some Papio South seniors could be crossing the stage at Baxter Arena twice this May. On May 9, 38 Papio South students are invited to Baxter Arena to walk at graduation due to earning requirements needed...

Brandyn Greenwell, 11th, Hanging Purple Star flag in front of the school

Where service meets support

Cale Murphy, Staff Reporter May 5, 2025

CORRECTION: NJROTC Commander Adam Schlismann's rank was misstated in the May 2025 print edition. Titan Legacy regrets the error. --- Students might have noticed a new flag waving over Papio South in...

Overview of Rochelle at our school.

The Story of a Survivor

Lillyan Wickwire, Staff Reporter April 17, 2025

On March 28, sophomores were granted the experience of hearing a horrific story of a strong woman: the story of Magda Brown, told by her daughter Rochelle. Magda passed away July 7, 2020, at the age of...

Student-directed One Acts hit the stage

Student-directed One Acts hit the stage

Iliana Vega, Co-Editor in Chief March 27, 2025

Titan Theatre has set the stage for engaging and creative storytelling starting tonight, with the student-directed One Act Festival on March 27, 28 and 29. The festival features three productions:...

Rebecca Brooks, 11th, works on her robot used to compete in multiple Robotics Competitions and the SkillsUSA Urban Search & Rescue Competition at State.

Taking a step out of the core

Rafael Hiciano, Staff Reporter February 27, 2025

Starting in middle school, students are given the  choice of which  classes they want to take the following year. At the cores of most schedules are four main classes – English, math, social studies...

Victory at Elkhorn South.

Choirs sweep Crystal Cup

Gabe Duhs, Senior Reporter February 27, 2025

At the Elkhorn South Crystal Cup, on Feb. 15, all three show choirs made finals: Titanium, Radiance and Titan Express - a first in school history and a rare occurrece for any choir program.     According...

(by Photography Club member Adyson Brown)

Club sharpens students’ eye for photography

Kenna Hixson, Staff Reporter February 27, 2025

Photography Club offers the power to capture moments allowing others to see the world from unique perspectives. It caters to Papio South’s diverse student body and offers experiences through design and...

Titan teachers and students before the plunge.

Plunge earns cold, hard cash for United

Brody Carter, Sports Edior February 27, 2025

In one of the coldest and most heartwarming events of the year, Papio South teachers and students took the plunge into Lake Zorinsky on Feb. 8 to raise money for Special Olympics Nebraska. With a record...

Nevaeh Meverden consults with Metro Representative about academies taken in the upcoming year.

Students get head start on registration

Rafael Hiciano, Staff Reporter February 7, 2025

With last semester in the past and just having started the second, students are already looking into the future of the next upcoming school year. Registration forms have been handed out, but why so early? Electives...

Graphic points out clues that the school social media post promoting Post-Prom was AI-generated.

Picture perfect Post-Prom?

Cale Murphy, Staff Reporter February 6, 2025

When the school decided to announce the theme of this year's Post-Prom on social media, it provided an image meant to capture the idea of "A Night of Carnival Magic," but the image itself was more the...

The Titan Dashers during last year's Polar Plunge.

Students and teachers brace for annual Polar Plunge

Brody Carter, Sports Editor February 4, 2025

On February 8, Papillion-La Vista South High School will participate in one of the most unique fundraising events of the year—the Polar Plunge at Lake Zorinsky. This annual event, which benefits...

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