This season’s tradition of themed basketball games began on Friday, Nov. 30 at the boys’ first home game against Parkway Central.
Originating with “Neon Night,” organized by the school Activities...
Friday morning before school, the band members of Fallen Kings, freshman Jacob Cupps, Alex Hubbard and Josh Massara perform for students throughout the halls. The band formed at the beginning of the school...
On Dec. 3, the History Department began a collection drive for Circle of Concern. The drive was oriented with the Modern United States History unit over the Great Depression and with the holidays. This...
Amy Cohen’s Zoology classes are connecting with students from Morocco via e-mail and Facebook chats to learn about International differences.
Cohen participated in a Maryville University graduate...
With the holidays right around the corner, there is one question on everyone’s mind: what gifts should I give? Shopping for your parents, your siblings and your best friends can be challenging. When...
On November 9, Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) hosted a school-wide scavenger hunt. Students were allowed to make teams up to six to search the school for clues. The cost for each person...
Debra Klevens, Features Reporter
• November 12, 2012
After four years and two attempts, math teacher Patrick Mooney got the call that he was on the game show, Jeopardy!
“I have watched Jeopardy! on and off for most of my life. But it wasn’t until...
1. Describe yourself in 140 characters or less.
I am really loud and I don’t like to do what I am told.
2. What is your dream job?
A K-9 police officer because my dad was a police officer.
3....
Debra Klevens, Guest Features Writer
• October 29, 2012
The Scholar Bowl team has started the year with another season and are making strides towards preparing for districts later in the year. The varsity team includes senior Elizabeth Carroll, senior Jaron...
Lately, as you walk through the hallways, you may notice the growing number of crutches and casts student athletes are sporting. What is not visible is the mental toll injuries have taken upon high school...
