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The Official Student News Site of Parkway West High

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The Official Student News Site of Parkway West High

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Red crown and cape signifying his victory, senior Nolan Barbre celebrates with fellow competitors. Barbre was declared Mr. Longhorn 2020 after winning over the hearts of a panel of judges and a full audience. “I was honestly shocked,” Barbre said. “I had no expectation of winning and really just loved performing, but I feel extremely honored and can’t wait to see who gets it next.”

Senior boys compete for the 2020 Mr. Longhorn crown

Nayeon Ryu, Video Editor • February 28, 2020

Junior Ayah Maali meditates as she tries to calm her mind. This is the first year Yoga for Fitness and Wellbeing is being offered at the school. “I learned more of how to be calm and how to relax and take your mind off stressful situations in life,” Maali said. “I [also] learned the term 'tadasana,' and it means to be relaxed and meditated. You just sit down, cross [your legs] and your mind is off; you’re not thinking about any stressful homework or anything related to that.”

Photo Gallery: Which physical education class is right for you?

Ridwan Oyebamiji, Features Section Editor • January 8, 2020

Seniors wait to sign their letters of commit to the school of their choosing. For senior Tommy Mohan, he still cannot believe he was able to get to this level. "As a little kid, that’s who you look up to and then now that you actually are what you looked up to, it’s like unbelievable," Mohan said.

Seniors commit to their choosing on College Signing Day

Ridwan Oyebamiji and Lydia Roseman • November 13, 2019

  Having played baseball since he was four years old, continuing the sport in college was almost a no-brainer for senior Jason Reilly. Reilly committed to play baseball for Westminster, following...

Preparing for the scrimmage to begin, junior middle linebacker Luke Ward helps junior defensive lineman Tommy Mohan practice his defensive skills during Red and Blue Night. The varsity team started off their season with the jamboree, where they competed against Fort Zumwalt, St. Charles and Westminster. “The scrimmages are always fun. The first scrimmage felt rough, and like we were too slow, but by the third, I think the rust and butterflies were knocked off, and the team looked good,” Ward said. “Sportsmanship was high, and we got out with no significant injuries. Overall, it was a great way to kickoff the season.”

Photo of the week – Aug. 13

Sabrina Bohn and Carly Anderson • August 19, 2018