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Seniors, Andrew Kastner (left), Andrew Rain (left), Kaitlyn King (right), and Wilson Wujcik (right), read the scripture on Thursday Nov. 30 at Panera.

A Bond That Lasts Forever

Taylor Jesse, Staff Reporter January 17, 2024

CFC, the Catholic Faith Club, not only is a club but a unique society that has brought people of different beliefs, opinions, and history together to commerce their thoughts on their faith. This club,...

Keith Herberger tries to solve a trinomial using the quadratic formula. Herberger needed lots of hints because he “Hasn’t done math in 30 years”

Does Math Even Matter?

Sasha Smith, Staff Reporter January 17, 2024

Who cares about math anyway? What’s the point in learning how to prove a triangle is a triangle? Why do I have to take math if I don’t want to pursue a math-related job? These are common questions...

Senior pursues passions in music and culture

Kriti Dhaduvai, Features editor December 15, 2023

Zoe Wang is a senior here at PCH. If you haven’t seen her at the forefront of the International Club’s events, then you may have seen her singing and playing guitar at the yearly cabaret shows. Wang...

Palestinians inspect the ruins of Watan Tower destroyed in Israeli airstrikes in Gaza city, on Oct. 8. Photo credit Naaman Omar.

War Reaches Chesterfield

Sidney Moss, Staff Reporter December 1, 2023

On Oct. 8 the Israeli government declared war on Islamic militant group Hamas following a surprise attack involving a barrage of missiles and a storming of towns surrounding the Gaza Strip. In retaliation...

Christie Staszcuk helps sophomore Tyler Harper on an assignment during ac- lab on Friday Nov. 10.

Auf Wiedersehen (Goodbye)

Alyssa Weisenberg, Photo Editor November 29, 2023

Out of the 7,100 languages spoken today, English is the third most popular language, according to  translatedtoday.com. Mandarin is the most popular language. So, why doesn’t Parkway Central High School...

The Many Roads to Education

Maya Sagett, Managing/Copy Editor November 21, 2023

We've all been asked the question, "what do you want to be when you grow up?" more times than we can count. For some, careers and goals even continue to evolve after one has already been established. But...

Dillion Steele (12) and Henry Overmann (12) act in a sneak peak of the play at the teaser.

The Story That Goes Wrong

Sasha Smith, Staff Reporter November 21, 2023

“The Play That Goes Wrong” is exactly what it sounds like. It is a play about a community theater trying to put on a show but everything keeps going downhill. To pull off this play, students have to...

Senior William Unk teaches the light crew about the back fixture of a light on Oct.19.

The Star behind the Stages

Esther Wang, News Editor November 21, 2023

The greatest star in theater is arguably not on the stage - he’s up in the light booth, clicking buttons for the audience’s enjoyment. Senior William Unk has become a star technician in the theater...

Abby Prywitch after winning the 2021 Missouri Journalist of the Year Award.

EIC’s: Where Are They Now?

Maya Sagett, Managing/Copy Editor November 21, 2023

 Wiktor Waligóra takes center stage at the Męskie Granie music festival in Warsaw, Poland on July 7.

Exchange Student Chases Dreams

Diego Perez Palomino, Asst. Copy Editor October 9, 2023

In the heart of the American Midwest, Wiktor Waligóra arrived as a transfer exchange student from Poland to Parkway Central High School for the 2021-22 school year. His journey wasn’t just purely academic,...

Senior Olivia Rogers wears a shirt purchased from Depop and
pants from Poshmark. Photo by Gabrielle Williams

Cycling Clothing on Apps

Gabrielle Williams, Editor-in-Chief October 6, 2023

Over the last couple of years, the popularity of thrifting clothes has skyrocketed.  Among our generation, thrifting has evolved from just a task to find clothing to its own form of a social activity....

English Teacher, Heidi Speth smiles in her classroom on Sept. 26.

Starting Anew With Speth

Kriti Dhaduvai, Features Editor & Puzzle Master October 4, 2023

Poet, travel enthusiast and plant mom, Heidi Speth is a new English teacher at PCH. Last year, Speth interned as a student teacher here, and now she is a full-time educator, teaching English 2 and English...

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