The Archer Yearbook

12/05/2025

Congratulations to 2025 yearbook Editor-in-Chief Gracie Stoller who won three national awards in Quill & Scroll's Yearbook Excellence Contest. Stoller earned a Second Place for Theme Development, a Third Place for Performing Arts Spread and an Honorable Mention for Sports Spread.

12/01/2025

11/21/2025

Pearly Whites: As she smiles at the camera, Cora Shaffer makes sure they get her good side. Age of Learning, the company who creates the educational computer programs, My Reading Academy and My Math Academy, came to Antwerp to film and interview the staff and students about how their program has been successful. photo by Brooklynn Lawson.

11/16/2025

The 2025 Fall convention this year was in Nashville. We won 5th for best of show with last year's yearbook.

11/14/2025

BINGO!- 4th grader Payton Heine focuses on her bingo card and tries to get a bingo. On November 14, all elementary students were able to participate in the PTO bingo night. Photo by Emma White.

11/14/2025

The yearbook staff has been attending convention sessions all day and already have some great ideas to improve our yearbook. The staff participated in a critique this afternoon.

11/14/2025

Day 2 was busy. We visited the Grand Ole Opry, the Parthenon, did a tour of Hatch Show Print and saw some great live music downtown.

11/13/2025

First night at the Opryland Hotel.

11/12/2025

We're off!

10/31/2025

Down The Line: Running in a line with four other competitors, sophomore Jason McKay runs at the Regional meet in Tiffin. Jason ended his season placing 109 out of 279 runners with a new personal record time of 17:59:49. photo by Brooklynn Lawson.

10/17/2025

Keeping Time: With a clipboard in her hands, cross country coach Harlee Walk writes down sophomore Gage Barker's time as he runs through the finish line. On Oct. 11, the cross country teams went to Edgerton for their GMC race, and came home with two first place spots; one from the Varsity girls and one from the junior high boys.

10/17/2025

Steady hand: As she looks down at the book, junior Briley Bagley signs her name to be inducted into NHS. NJHS and NHS stands for National Junior Honor Society and National Honors Society and its a way of recognizing students who have achieved excellent grades. " I just wanted to be recognized for my good grades and to keep maintaining those in high school," Bagley said.