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The Student News Site of Norwin High School

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The Student News Site of Norwin High School

Knight Krier
Elizabeth Petteway

Elizabeth Petteway, Writer/Comic Artist/Entertainment Editor

Elizabeth is a second-year seinor writer at Norwin High school. She is involved with the Norwin community as a WIRC member, model UN member and Newspaper Journalist.

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Inside the Classroom: Norwin’s two new classes

Inside the Classroom: Norwin’s two new classes

Elizabeth Petteway, Writer/Comic Artist
September 10, 2025
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Student comic about the new backpack rule

Knights’ comic corner

Elizabeth Petteway, Writer/Comic Artist
September 2, 2025
Comic April 2025

Graduation Knight

Balancing activities and school

Balancing activities and school

Elizabeth Petteway, Writer/Comic Artist
April 4, 2025
Mr Fleck mourning his dead fish in terror as it comes back to haunt him.

KNIGHT LIAR: The Ghost of Ms. Flake takes over Norwin toilets!

Elizabeth Petteway and Mackenzie Schock
April 1, 2025
The model UN students that went to the University of Pittsburgh.

Model UN challenges Asia

Elizabeth Petteway, Writer/Comic Artist
March 12, 2025
Turning teens "Inside Out"

Turning teens “Inside Out”

Elizabeth Petteway, Writer/Comic Artist
March 7, 2025
How DO Norwin delays work?

How DO Norwin delays work?

Elizabeth Petteway and Mackenzie Schock
January 30, 2025
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Door décor

Elizabeth Petteway, Writer/Comic Artist
December 18, 2024
German club’s restaurant adventures

German club’s restaurant adventures

Elizabeth Petteway, Writer/Comic Artist
December 17, 2024
Room 218 had a gingerbread house theme. The main colors were white and brown with a decent amount of green. Other accent colors were red, pink, and yellow.

Room 219 had a candy theme with a combination of red and various pastel colors used.

Room 216 had a Santa theme with a pattern similar to a candy cane. The main colors were red and white.

Room 217 (the door of the Krier staff) had a Santa-themed Mr. Fleckenstein playing whack-a-mole with elf-themed pictures of the Krier staff. There was also a tree, some lights, and some garland. The door itself was wrapped in red wrapping paper with some newspaper themed decorations.

This door had a snowman theme with the main colors of white, red, and black.

Rooms 211 and 213 has a candy cane / gingerbread theme. The one door had a gingerbread house setup with a candy cane style heart. The other door was wrapped in red-and-white pattered wrapping paper in the pattern of a candy cane.

This door had a snowman theme with the main colors being red, white, and black

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This door had a Snoopy theme with a color scheme of red, white, and green. The hallway leading to the door was also decorated with some lights and paper snowflakes.

Room 244 had a Grinch theme with mainly red and green. There were a,so white and yellow accent colors.

Elizabeth Petteway: The Pittsburgh Christmas market is a great place to enjoy your evenings during the holiday season. There are many amazing small businesses that get a chance to shine at this month long event. Come take a day out of your break to take a look at the Pittsburgh Christmas market and all of the amazing shops you can visit. "I personally recommend the shop with the clothes and trinkets made with actual llama fur. It is kind of expensive, but it’s high quality."

[Photo] Holiday activities !*Staff edition*!

December 19, 2024
The Norwin MUN delegates that went to the confrence.

Model UN travels to Gettysburg conference

Elizabeth Petteway, Writer
November 26, 2024
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When intelligence goes artificial

When intelligence goes artificial

Elizabeth Petteway, Writer
October 3, 2024
AP U.S. History students get a close-up view of Fort Ligonier shortly after entering the recreation of the fort.

AP U.S. History students visit Fort Ligonier

Elizabeth Petteway and Mackenzie Schock
September 26, 2024
Tour guide explains the cellar used to protect the gunpowder from going off under siege.

Back row - Aiden Perry, Max Fleckenstein, Thomas Gaydos, Wyatt Hull, Adam Guskiewicz, Harneet Singh, Molly Geissler, Ava Bobby, Preston Montag, Aiden Colaiuta Front row - Evan Zalevsky, Alexander Irwin, Claire Sherman, Riley Chitester, Tanner Johnson, Nathaniel Carelli

Norwin quiz bowl gears up for a successful season

Elizabeth Petteway, Writer
September 25, 2024
AP U.S. History students enter the gate into the grounds of Fort Ligonier.

AP U.S. History students explore a recreated building and replica furnishings.

Juniors Landon Thomson, Jazzy Cherry, and Josh Bauer stand in the reconstructed underground gunpowder storehouse.

Landon Thomson (11) standing in a replica of a soldier’s tent.

AP U.S. History students observe a recreation of general Forbes’ lodge as the tour guide explains the fort’s history.

Sean Stukus (11) holding up a photo of one of the higher-ranking officers of fort Ligonier.

Student teacher Mr. Walker, Dr. Polen, and Landon Thomson (11) standing in front of a reconstructed storehouse.

Video production club members pose for a picture during last year’s Club Fair.

Norwin hosts the annual Club Fair

Elizabeth Petteway and Mackenzie Schock
September 10, 2024
Chloe Ackerman and Karina Karadus study in the 2nd period library study hall. Students can go to the library to take their study halls for a more collaborative environment.

The true value of study hall

Elizabeth Petteway, Intro to Journalism contributor
January 11, 2024
Students arrive at the West Virginia penitentiary.

History Club goes to prison

Elizabeth Petteway, Intro to Journalism Contributor
December 6, 2023
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