The PAWESEHI 2012-2013 yearbook received the First Class Honor Rating in the National Schoclastic Press Association critique. The book received two marks of distinction in coverage and writing/editing.
“This...
It is rare to see tri-athletes nowadays. Many kids today focus on one main sport and play it year round, rather than playing more than one sport during the school year.
Being a tri-athlete can be very...
Anonymous Twitter accounts have made their way into hands of students. The tweets involve judgmental statements about people without realizing the potentially negative impact.
“I think these Twitter...
While the season for applying to college is upon us, the minds of seniors are often racing with personal essay ideas, how they can finish the semester with a strong GPA and ways they need to or are already...
Coming off of a victory winning first place in their division on Saturday, Oct. 19 at the Francis Howell Central Coliseum Classic, the marching band earned first place in their division as well as the...
With eight 5Ks completed in seven months, sophomore Emily Wind, despite injuries, is gearing up to running again. Wind started running 3.1 mile long races for various charities during last spring before...
By day, Charlie Cutelli is known to students as a Biology, Anatomy and Physiology teacher. In the afternoons, he plays the role of varsity water polo and girls’ cross country coach. However there is...
As fall weather rolls in, so do the most popular fashion trends. From runways to hallways, student’s wardrobes are changing to accompany the St. Louis weather.
“An easy everyday trend is wearing...
In 2011 junior Taylor Klein started a Halloween candy drive where people pledged money for each piece of candy she receives on Halloween, with all proceeds benefitting a charity of her choice.
Klein...
A typical day in class with a substitute teacher: not listening, taking advantage and doing whatever you want. However, in the case of Junior Jeremy Williams, having a sub meant the perfect chance to try...
