Constructing towers from donated food items, Longhorn Council Junior Class President Paige Matthys-Pearce prepares to transport the boxes back to the gym foyer to get them tallied for the Parkway Holiday Cup. The five Parkway high schools joined forces to collect donations for the Parkway Pantry and dress up for spirit days in a friendly competition. “I’ve seen a lot more spirit week participation than in the past because we’re competing against the other schools and people are excited about beating them. However, it’s also just for a good cause. We’ve done a food drive earlier this year, and had little participation, but the spirit week raises awareness and we’ve seen so much involvement this time around,” Matthys-Pearce said. “The competitive nature of the Holiday cup has motivated more people to donate to the Parkway Pantry. Just in the span of four days we’ve received almost 1,000 donations. As we go into winter break, it’s important that everyone in our community feels supported and has what they need.”
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Brinda Ambal, Conceptual Editor-in-Chief
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I am a senior, and this is my fourth year on staff. The Pathfinder has helped me push myself independently, build a supportive community and grow through my mistakes. Though I write a lot of opinions, I do seek to understand the other side— my newfound knowledge always either strengthens my own position or changes my mind. I love fairy princess tea parties with my friends and 12-hour study marathons. In the rest of my time, I am Student Body co-Vice President, a part of the Scholar Bowl team and often found on or around Creve Coeur Lake with St. Louis Rowing Club. I most enjoy the small moments; a friend’s laugh, the brush of my fingers against a piece of paper and the first glimpse of daffodil yellow after a really long winter (gotta love Missouri weather).