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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...

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...

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...

Big Things in a Small Town

World's largest roadside attractions in Casey, IL

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...

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...

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...

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...

Mueller’s Best Present, A Victory

January 18, 2019

Everyone loves their birthday, even if you're discreet about it. Varsity boys basketball head coach Aaron Mueller's birthday was on Tuesday, January 15. This also happened to be a game day for the team....

Find out which PCH teacher your winter habits correlate with

Abby Prywitch , Social Media Director • December 18, 2018

Dealing with Drama

Counselors suggest positive influences and mindset

Ryan Pham and Jay Bowen, Staff Writter • December 14, 2018

Drama is a very common experience for all high school teenagers. Gossip, relationships, bullies, popularity , are all big factors in the everyday high school society. Some would say that girls go through...

High School Student Studies Abroad

Taylor Stern, Staff Writer • December 14, 2018

If you’ve ever heard any parent, teacher or counselor talk about studying abroad, you’ve likely heard how amazing the experience is or could be. You may hear how it’s a once in a lifetime opportunity and you’ll meet amazing people and learn so many amazing things. It sounds incredible, but is it better suited for high school or college students? Junior Carly Whay decided to take a chance and study abroad in high school.

Byteing into the tech support industry

Avery Cooper, Staff Writer • December 14, 2018

When you think of a high school business, most people think of bracelet-making or other crafty projects at low prices. The average high schooler wouldn’t think of creating a tech support business that...