Creating the blog “Good Song, Good Soul,” junior Arden Dickson shares lessons
![Junior Arden Dickson acts out applying makeup onstage. Dickson believes that acting teaches you how to tell a story, which is also important for singing. This led her to create her blog where she shares her experiences with friends and family. “I have heard people [respond with] ‘thank you for sharing’ or ‘I have been in a similar situation myself,’ so it's good to hear that other people are also facing similar situations and that my work is helping others.”](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/IMG-3659-475x317.jpg)
Brinda Ambal, Staff Writer
February 4, 2020
Publishing her first post in December 2019, junior Arden Dickson writes her blog “Good Song, Good Soul” about her passion for music and acting to remind herself of her writing roots and share experiences with others who might be going through similar situations. “For a long time, and still no...
Students collaborate to produce original film “Glitch”
![Junior Bella Meara and senior Emily Foy work in Anniversary Park to produce the student-made film “Glitch.” Foy worked with juniors Dani Fischer and Kristin Priest to write and film the short movie for an independent study this semester. “I’ve learned [through making “Glitch”] that no matter how much you plan for something, it’s never going to turn out exactly the way you thought it would,” Foy said. “Sometimes the end product is better than the original plan.”](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Screen-Shot-2018-03-12-at-10.28.26-AM-475x317.png)
Maria Newton, Staff Writer
March 19, 2018
Senior Emily Foy and juniors Dani Fischer and Kristin Priest went on a self-led expedition to write, film and produce an original short film this semester. They did this through an independent study sponsored by business teacher Laura Glenn. “[Foy, Fischer and Priest are] awesome, amazing, hardworking, ...
Theater students break a leg at the Missouri State Thespian Conference
Sabrina Bohn, Managing EiC Intern
January 29, 2018
Students in the International Thespian Society (ITS) attended the Missouri State Thespian Conference Jan. 11-13 at the Marriott St. Louis Grand to go to classes, talk to colleges and perform in individual and group events. “It’s a conference where a bunch of thespians from Missouri meet to do work...
Junior Kim Clyne takes on professional responsibility as lighting designer
Katie Spillman, Staff Writer
April 11, 2017
After spending 14 hours at school in just one day, junior Kim Clyne understanding the meaning of time management as the Theater Department’s lighting designer. “I create and design how the stage will be lit during shows, performances, concerts and meetings,” Clyne said. “I design for almos...
The Tale of Snow White Review
Debra Klevens, Photo Editor / Staff Writer
November 9, 2014
A twist on a time-honored classic that did not deliver on it's promised interactivity.
Theatre tech crew spotlight
Macky Kavanaugh, Staff Writer
October 3, 2014
For every theatre production, a team of students work behind the scenes on the tech crew. The crew is required to keep the show running even when complications arise.
‘Greater Tuna’ Review
Jacob Cupps, Editor-in-Chief
September 26, 2014
Four cast members. 15 characters. 36 costume changes. On Friday, Sept. 26 at 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m., as well Saturday at 7:00 p.m., the Parkway West Theatre Department takes the audience through a day in the life of Tuna, Texas – particularly, the day of the death of County Judge Rosco Buckner. On...
Theatre semester spotlight
Macky Kavanaugh, Staff Writer
September 23, 2014
Learn about all of the opportunities in the Theatre Department this semester.
Kate Sullivan About Plans For Greater Tuna
Jacob Cupps, Staff Writer
September 14, 2014
Kathryn Harter interviews senior Kate Sullivan about her part in the fall play, Greater Tuna.
![Holding their third place medals from districts, senior Robert McKnight stands alongside his teammate Matt Boyd and tennis coach Katelyn Arenos after a practice during their junior year. They spent most of their season playing doubles matches with each other. “Playing tennis has taught me a lot. Staying committed to my training has taught me discipline. Struggling through back injuries has taught me how to always find the silver lining. Most importantly, my tennis career has taught me a lot about humility and respect,” McKnight said. “Respect is earned in many ways. It’s about correcting your mistakes and putting others first, and improving the lives of those around you, because you [can] personally have an impact.”](https://PWestPathfinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/DSC_0687-300x199.jpg)
