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Jason Mathew (9) and Hannah Mathew (11) tune their cellos before playing a duet accompanied by Asher koh (11) on March 8.

A Tradition of Musical Triumph

Esther Wang, News Editor April 5, 2024

On the afternoon of March 8, the lower commons were filled with discord noises from different instruments. Parkway Central was hosting the Solo & Ensemble Festival again this year. The Solo &...

Kiera Gravely (11) bats against Francis Howell North for their opening tournament at Chesterfield Valley Athletic Association on Aug. 28, 2023.

Adapting to a New Lifestyle

Amanda Arst, Staff Reporter April 5, 2024

Starting sophomore year at a new school created many challenges for Kiera Gravely. While she only moved from Springfield, Missouri, she learned to adjust to a new lifestyle and make new friends. “I...

Peter Papulis plays the drums during a backyard concert.

Detentions and Drumming

Landon Chen, Opinion and Entertainment Editor April 5, 2024

Math and computer science teacher Peter Papulis has always been a builder. Although Papulis builds complex computer algorithms and wooden machines, he most importantly builds great relationships with his...

Allison Colozza (10) walks with her sister Julia Colozza (12) on senior night versus Notre Dame on Oct. 2.

Sophomores With Older Siblings

Amanda Arst, Staff Reporter April 5, 2024

According to sophomores, having an older sibling in school with them brings mixed feelings. While it is great to have a role model, Taylor Jesse struggles with fulfilling the same standard as her older...

Officer Kaatmann controlling the traffic on Stadium Drive

Parkway Parking Problem

Alyssa Davis, Staff Reporter April 5, 2024

Every morning, dozens of cars pile into the PCH parking lot, all vying for a spot before the 7:35 am bell. Some students are able to claim one of the 314 spots without much trouble. Others however, have...

The Sister Project Club poses for a picture in Marissa Farrell’s classroom at a meeting after school.

Unforgettable Friendships

Amanda Arst, Staff Reporter April 5, 2024

English teacher Marissa Farrell started the Sister Club to create healthy bonds between high school girls both in and out of school. “The Sister Project is a club for girls of all grade levels to come...

An insider’s look into The Corral

Kriti Dhaduvai, Features Editor & Puzzle Master February 26, 2024

The Corral is the school newspaper run by students and journalism teacher Christine Stricker. You may have seen the papers being delivered to your ac lab, but, have you ever wondered how the newspaper...

Photo courtesy of rawpixel.com on Freepik (background), storyset on Freepik (violin and guitar), rocketpixel on Freepik (highlighter stroke), Freepik (piano, keyboard,
arrangement). Infographic by Esther Wang

A Musical Gift From Above

Esther Wang, News Editor February 26, 2024

“When I was pregnant with him, I prayed that God will give me a child with musical talents. And God answered my prayer. Really, whatever that he has is from God,” LipTong Koh said. Junior Asher...

Seniors Matthew Wehling and Kyndall Jesse look at the common app during their office aid on Feb 9. The common app is what these Seniors use to apply to college.

Seniors Apply to College

Taylor Jesse, Staff Reporter February 23, 2024

Many find the long and demanding process of applying to college to be very difficult, while others find it quite easy. Many underclassmen going into the applying process are very stressed and confused...

Senora Ruiz (left) with her friend in Madrid during her time abroad.

Students set their sights abroad

Madeline Qian, Staff Reporter February 23, 2024

Studying abroad is an experience adults often preach about, saying how going abroad in college changed their lives and shifted their perspective. Spanish teacher Senora Ruiz went abroad to Madrid...

Ben Lake poses with his acceptance letter to his upcoming mission trip. Photo courtesy of Ben Lake.

Sharing Faith with Guatemala

Maya Sagett, Managing/Copy Editor February 23, 2024

From a young age, leadership, religion, and taking the initiative to help others have been core tenants in Ben Lake’s life. Now, as he is growing up, learning, and understanding the value of giving back...

Sarah Burgess poses with balloons in her classroom the day she learned that she won Teacher of the Year.

Teacher Feature: TOY

Maya Sagett, Managing/Copy Editor February 23, 2024

Having a healthy and sustainable work-life balance is already no easy task. But taking on teaching two different English classes, coaching cross country, and being there for her three children and husband...

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