Graduate Finds Success as Coach
Logan Potts, Sports Editor
May 10, 2019
There have been Parkway Central graduates that have gone on to do big things after high school. Almost everybody knows about former Colt, Max Scherzer, who is one of the best pitchers in Major League Baseball, but one person most people don’t know about is Jason Bell. Bell is a 28-year-old who is a...
Battling Depression
Jay Walton, Staff Writer
April 3, 2019
Depression is something that a lot of people deal with. I was one of those people. Depression is a feelings of severe despondency and dejection. When people are looking from the outside of your life it’s hard to see if your someone who doesn’t talk about your feelings, but just because others...
STL Staycation Suggestions
Taylor Stern, Staff Writer
March 25, 2019
Spring and winter break gives students a fun, much needed break from school which people traditionally take advantage of by going on vacations with their family. Some students go on an annual trip every break, while for others, going out of town is more of a rarity. If that’s the case, just because...
Shredding The Slopes With Louie Imbs
Jenna Lazaroff, Features Editor
March 25, 2019
Senior Louie Imbs got interested in snowboarding after watching the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. So he started snowboarding when he was only ten years and he even used to do competitions as a kid. With one lone ski resort in St. Louis, it's no surprise that Imbs likes to travel out of state to ski. ...
Strive for the Gold
Athena Stamos, Editor-in-Chief
March 25, 2019
Freshman Taylor Boaz has participated in Girl Scouts since she was five years old. Currently, she is working on her Gold Award. The purpose of the Gold Award is to identify an issue, investigate it thoroughly, create a plan, and present the plan. Once the participant presents, they gather feedback,...
Junior Goes to Ice Skating Nationals
Ryan Pham, Staff Writer
March 25, 2019
When junior Amber Wright missed four days of school, it was not to go to a beach and relax. Wright was headed to Michigan to compete in nationals with her skating team Synergy. Wright participated in the National Synchronized Ice Skating Championship on Feb. 26 with her team, Synergy. Going to nationals...
History Mural in the Making
Margaret Vierling
March 7, 2019
Karli Mehrle walked by the blank wall outside of Skylar Kim’s history room a few days a week, not realizing that eventually it would be filled with her own art. A mural located in the history hallway is being painted by 2018 graduate Karli Mehrle. She began the project second semester of her senior y...
Full- time student, Part-time entrepreneur
Jenna Lazaroff, Features Editor
February 14, 2019
In the summer of 2016, senior Amari Hurn started posting clips of herself dancing on Instagram. In approximately one month, she started gaining followers like crazy. She now has 466K followers and receives commission from sponsors off what she posts. “I’ve always been a entertainer at heart, so...
Big Things in a Small Town
Taylor Stern, Staff Writer
February 12, 2019
With a population of just over 3,500 locals, Casey, Illinois has peaked the interest of over 7,000 travelers both nationally and internationally. Thanks to the unusually large attractions, the tiny town of Casey has over doubled its size in travelers. Last December, I made the two-and-a-half hour trip...
Mr. PCH Pageant Packed with Action
Alex Edelman, Staff Writer
February 12, 2019
The PCH pageant featured a myriad of different acts and dances for the entirety of AC Lab Wednesday. A fitting way to spend a free period; watching all the senior men get together for quick-cooked talent acts, and fast-paced choreography. The first half of the pageant was made up by the introduction...
The Art of Instagram
Claudia Sanders, Online News Editor
February 12, 2019
Since Instagram’s start in 2012, it has transformed from the thought-sharing site into the advertising platform that it is currently. People with over a certain amount of followers, known as influencers, are able to make up to $250,000 to post an ad for a product. But even some Instagram ...
Early Graduates Talk Life After High School
Tori Favazza, Staff Writer
February 11, 2019
Some students, while appreciating the high school experience, cannot wait to move on and possibly even start their careers. Whether it be because of a profession or just personal preference, we talked to students who decided to graduate early and get a head start on the rest of their lives. To decide...
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