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Anchors Vedha Inampudi and Julia Dean host the pilot of Lancer Feed: Press Play, our new broadcast show talking about homecoming week and sports
Launch of Lancerfeed: Press Play
Vice President Kamala Harris and Former President Donald Trump go head-to-head for this year's presidential election. The 2024 general election will take place Nov. 5.
Lancers’ Election Perception
Wind ensemble, one of the three bands that performed on Oct. 30, plays their final song of the night. Music teacher Brad Balog conducted them.
LHS bands perform in first concert
Phone practices across Rockwood are relatively similar, with an baseline expectation that phones are away during instructional time. While most high schools in the district ask phones be put away completely for the entirety of class, Lafayette is the only school that allows teachers to decide the expectations in their own classroom.
New Phone Practice, Who Dis?
Grooving to Apple by Charlie XCX, Michael Callahan and CJ Campbell dance. Male Escadrille practiced four times before showcasing their new moves for their classmates at Powderpuff and the Pep Assembly.
HoCo Under the Sea: A week of wacky outfits, gender-swapped sports and a landslide win
October Male Athlete of the Month: Ezekiel Hagen
October Male Athlete of the Month: Ezekiel Hagen
Lafayette starts State competition with a dominant victory
Lancers win big over Patriots
October Female Athlete of the Month: Addy Surber
October Female Athlete of the Month: Addy Surber
The Lancers hoist the District Championship trophy after their win against Eureka. The Battle of 109 resulted in a Lafayette win 3-1
Lancers win Districts over rival Wildcats
Vice President Kamala Harris and Former President Donald Trump go head-to-head for this year's presidential election. The 2024 general election will take place Nov. 5.
Lancers’ Election Perception
Decked out in 80's workout gear, the SSD department performs a dance routine that went on to win them the title of 'Best Group Costume'.
Drop Dead Gore-geous
Phone practices across Rockwood are relatively similar, with an baseline expectation that phones are away during instructional time. While most high schools in the district ask phones be put away completely for the entirety of class, Lafayette is the only school that allows teachers to decide the expectations in their own classroom.
New Phone Practice, Who Dis?
Senior center-back Braxton Lawhorn clears the ball toward the offense. After missing his junior season, Lawhorn played in a close 0-1 loss against Eureka, Sept 17, 2024.
‘It was hard to see everybody do something I wanted to do so bad’
During the final dress rehearsal Oct. 16, Elwyn Dignam, who plays Wayne Hopkins, brandishes his wand in LTC's production of "Puffs".
LTC to perform twist on Harry Potter story in Fall Play, Puffs
Fake news online is rampant now that anyone can post anything. It is up to an individual to be proactive and fact check the media they consume.
It’s Time to Face the Facts
CARTOON: The evolution of the first day of school
CARTOON: The evolution of the first day of school
Officially releasing on April 16, Starbucks came out with their new Spicy Lemonade Refreshers: Spicy Dragonfruit (left), Spicy Strawberry (middle) and Spicy Pineapple (right). What makes these drinks unique is the addition of the Starbucks Spicy Chili Powder Blend which gives the drinks that hint of spice combined with the fruity, tropical flavor of the lemonade. (photo illustration by Zosia Paciorek)
Sips of Summer
In front of her TV, junior Maddy Cox stares at the opening screen of the docuseries Quiet on Set. The docuseries featured Nikelodeon cast and crew members talking about abuse they went through while working on and off set.
Child Actors, Adult Problems
In Irish Wish, Maddie Kelly (played by Lindsay Lohan) makes a wish that changes her life. In the end, Kelly is forced to decide between two guys she has feelings for.
Irish Wish offers charming romance, lacks overall plot depth
Anchors Vedha Inampudi and Julia Dean host the pilot of Lancer Feed: Press Play, our new broadcast show talking about homecoming week and sports
Launch of Lancerfeed: Press Play
Grooving to Apple by Charlie XCX, Michael Callahan and CJ Campbell dance. Male Escadrille practiced four times before showcasing their new moves for their classmates at Powderpuff and the Pep Assembly.
HoCo Under the Sea: A week of wacky outfits, gender-swapped sports and a landslide win
Junior, Luke Hinton, working at his studio, Wildwood Green Arts, located in Glencoe, MO. He has been going there for ceramics for a year.
Lafayette junior explores creative side through ceramics
Graduating seniors who previously attended Rockwood Valley Middle School pose for a group picture in front of the school.
Seniors celebrate graduation by walking through previous schools
Sophomore Luke Hinton, belongs to the member community at Wildwood Green Arts. The studio helps members try sculpting and various forms of pottery.
Pottery studio gives community opportunity to explore new techniques
Decked out in 80's workout gear, the SSD department performs a dance routine that went on to win them the title of 'Best Group Costume'.
Drop Dead Gore-geous
Lancers don their Lafayette gear for black and gold spirit day
Lancers don their Lafayette gear for black and gold spirit day
Lancers blast to the past for Throwback Thursday HoCo Spirit Day
Lancers blast to the past for Throwback Thursday HoCo Spirit Day
Day three of HoCo Spirit Week has Lancer's setting sail
Day three of HoCo Spirit Week has Lancer’s setting sail
Surfers face bikers for second day of HoCo Spirit Week
Surfers face bikers for second day of HoCo Spirit Week
Pi Day celebrates the mathematical symbol of pi. People like math teacher Kevin O'Gorman have celebrated by eating pie and pizza on March 14.
Pi Day offers opportunity to learn more about symbol, eat pie
March 1 is National Compliment Day. A theory taught in AP Psychology mentions the benefits of both giving and receiving compliments.
Listen In: Giving compliments provides benefits for giver, receiver
Throughout her house, junior Jessica Guan has decorations for the Lunar New Year. Her favorite are the fish, which promise auspiciousness.
Listen In: Lunar New Year celebration holds tradition, culture
Class of 2011 graduate Charles Zimmerman (middle) is paired with Bonne Bedingfield (left) and Rabiha Sami (right) to form the Sugar Bandits, a culinary arts team on Holiday Wars. Team Sugar Bandits went into the finale and finished 2nd out of nine teams.
Listen In: Competition show builds friendship, learning opportunities
To introduce kids to the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, gifted teacher Shannon Batt put together a display. She is a certified Choctaw artist and was able to teach gifted students at Lafayette the art of beading.
Listen In: Native American Heritage Month offers gifted teacher opportunity to teach culture
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Sonya Sud

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief

Grade: Senior

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Years on Staff: 3

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Favorite Quote: “Be who you are and say how you feel, because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind.” - Dr. Seuss

Favorite Hot Take: Sleep is for the weak.

Fun Fact: My favorite food is lemons!

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Protests are being held at colleges across the United States. There have been protests at Washington University in St. Louis and Columbia University, both colleges seniors from the Class of 2024 will be attending.

College protests across country impact former, current Lafayette students

Sonya Sud, Samantha Haney, and Eshwar Murali
May 13, 2024
The original graduation date for the Class of 2024 was set to be May 29 at the Chaifetz Arena. However, on Aug. 3, the BOE voted to change Graduation to May 11. When Rockwood posted about the change on Facebook, many parents took to the comments to voice their concerns and support.

Change in graduation dates poses concern from parents, challenges for students

Adwyta Chelikavada, Eshwar Murali, and Sonya Sud
May 9, 2024
At the Class of 2023's graduation, graduates toss their caps into the air. Graduation for the Class of 2024 will take place on May 11.

Upcoming senior events mark end of year

Sonya Sud and Samantha Haney
May 1, 2024
Eyes looking upfield, senior Emily Derucki brushes by her defender. Earlier this year, Derucki received the Bob Kehoe Future Star Award from the St. Louis Soccer Hall of Fame. Derucki leads the team with 4 goals so far this season.

Volleyball and soccer stay perfect, track finishes 1st at invitational

Eshwar Murali, Rachel Emma Saferite, and Sonya Sud
April 8, 2024
One of the main reasons for Senior Kiera Makalintal switched from pit performance to a lead role was to develop acting and leadership skills. “I think being an actor takes a lot of discipline and a lot of confidence like when you’re in the pit you can be assured that even if you mess up nobody in the audience will know it was you, but when you’re an actor it takes a lot of confidence because everybody sees you at all times, I struggled a lot at first but I was able to get over with the support from the rest of the crew,” Makalintal said.

On March 13, the Presidents Forum hosted a “Meet The Candidates” event at the Rockwood School District Administrative Annex. A student from each of Rockwood’s four high schools was chosen to ask candidates three questions and more questions were asked from anonymous PTO members.

Three school board candidates run for two seats, election April 2

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
March 26, 2024
The Tea Spout opened on June 16 and is located at 17718 Chesterfield Airport Rd.

Out and About: The Tea Spout

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
March 25, 2024
Customers can also try samples of a variety of teas from The Tea Spout.

Customers can buy a variety of items from The Tea Spout, including food and fresh beverages.

Along with serving tea, Hamilton said she’s excited about The Tea Spout, as she’s expanded to selling tea accessories and products, like mugs. “I [have] drank tea since I was in high school. People thought I was so crazy and weird, and back then, it was one of those things where you either had a tea bag or you had a teapot and that was about it,” Hamilton said. “So it's cool to show people all the different things out there now.”

Along with creating a comfortable place for people to study, Hamilton said she made her prices more affordable, so it would be a good place for students to go to. “I want to create the feel for people to know that it's a safe little place. You don't have to go crazy. The prices are very reasonable. I don't feel like we have to have Jennifer Aniston money to look and feel really good about ourselves,” she said.

Hamilton also added sitting areas to make The Tea Spout more comfortable. “One thing I absolutely wanted to create is that we have a big seating space, cozy chairs and things like that. Just to make you feel like you're at home without having to be at home,” Hamilton said. “I know when I studied a lot, being outside of my house helped so much. For some reason, if I'm at home, I'm thinking about all kinds of other things and I'm falling asleep.”

Hamilton said she also set up her shop as a place for students to come to study. “I mean, basically it's just an open door and friendly space that you can come in and use the WiFi if you need [it] for studying.”

When Hamilton started designing The Tea Spout, she wanted to incorporate a lot of plants in her store. “A lot of health and wellness and functional healing is supplemental, and they're things you can ingest or topicals, but a lot of it also has to do with your surroundings,” she said. “My biggest thing is aesthetics for yourself. That's why I have lots of plants and candles."

Adolescent rates of problem gambling behaviors are double that of adult rates. Cait Huble, Director of Communications at the National Council on Problem Gambling said that this increase could be caused by online games which have blurred the lines between gaming and gambling.

High School Roller

Maddy Cox and Sonya Sud
March 13, 2024
Lining a cupcake tray, seniors Ella Manning works with Abbrar Alshami during FACS Department Chair Becky Lawrence's 5th Hour Culinary Arts 2 class. Although Cooking Mentors will be a course at Lafayette for the first year during the 2024-2025 school year, Lawrence has had SSD students join her Culinary Arts 2 class for many years.

[Photo] Four new classes to be offered at Lafayette during 2024-2025 school year

Maddy Cox, Lancer Feed Editor In Chief
March 5, 2024
During 2023's Trivia Night, senior Kyle Schwallie was gifted a Dairy Queen Certificate since it was his birthday. The theme for the night in 2023 was Hollywood, and this year's theme is Time Warp Trivia.

LHS Trivia Night to be held Feb. 24

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
February 20, 2024
As Editor In Chief, along with other editors, I am responsible for editing stories and overseeing the production of our website, newsmagazine and social media accounts. Along with editor duties, I write stories for all three sources.

Behind the byline

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
January 19, 2024
Hand on the mat, junior Aiden Schoen faces off against his Seckman opponent. Schoen won his weight class in Lafayette's Fred Ross Invitational.

Boys wrestling wins tournament, Hockey wins Battle of 109

Eshwar Murali and Sonya Sud
January 9, 2024
A Coca-Cola drink vending machine is located near Room 137A. Senior Samantha Haney uses it almost every day.

[Photo] On the search for caffeine

Samantha Haney, Opinions Editor / Legend Social Media Manager
December 20, 2023
Out of the drinks pictured, Celcius has the most caffeine, with 16 mg. per ounce. Monster has 10 mg. per ounce, Red Bull has 9.5 mg. per ounce and Sparkling Ice Caffeine has 4 mg. per ounce. Celcius has over four times the amount of caffeine present in Coca-Cola, which has 3 mg. of caffeine per ounce.

[Photo] Think about that drink

Zosia Paciorek, Lancer Feed Asst. Editor In Chief
December 19, 2023
ROTC and STUCO members load cans onto the Circle of Concern truck Nov. 20. Lancers collected a total of 8,796 cans.

Lancers collect 8,796 cans during annual drive

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
November 21, 2023
During FACS Department Chair Becky Lawrence's 5th Hour Baking and Pastries class on Nov. 17, juniors Jack Dolle and Armani Turner eat the pies they made during their previous class. Because they can't use the water in their classroom, they also can't run their dishwashers. So, Lawrence had her students use paper plates and plastic utensils. "Luckily I had disposable things on hand for them to eat with, so they used that. And then, the pie plate and server I’m just going to throw in the other [classes'] dishwashers in between classes and hopefully I can keep up on it," Lawrence said.

Water lead content causes FACS classroom to adjust lessons

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
November 21, 2023
At a Town Hall Meeting Oct. 17 at Lafayette, Director of Finance Dan Steinbruegge explains the upcoming Prop 3 bond issue. Voters will decide on the issue during voting on Nov. 7.

Rockwood voters will decide on fate of Prop 3 Tuesday

Rishit Sohaney, Daniel Carrillo, Zosia Paciorek, Audrey Keller, and Sonya Sud
November 6, 2023
After Lancer Regiment’s halftime show Sept. 22, volunteers (clockwise) Isaac Wilson, Lance Dauw, John Hackett, Sabra Sellers and Christine Jefferies help deconstruct one of the backdrops used in the performance. The show, “Haunted” includes props and scrims, or backdrops, that help tell the story and accompany the music, which is a collection of eerie songs.

In her AcLab Homeroom, math teacher Cheryl Zimmerman shows her class a video explaining Nice November. All teachers were encouraged to show the video in their AcLab Homerooms.

[Photo] Nice November aims to promote kindness and positivity across building

Daniel Carrillo, News Staff
November 1, 2023
The Perks of Being a Wallflower has been a #1 New York Times bestseller, and has won many awards, including the American Library Association Best Book for Young Adults award (2000). The book has been challenged and banned at high schools across the nation, although Lafayette's Library still has four copies.

The Perks of Being a Wallflower: a unique perspective

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
October 4, 2023
Containing 14 tracks, Autumn Variations explores various emotions and experiences. Ed Sheeran released Autumn Variations on Sept. 29, 2023.

[Photo] Ed Sheeran’s Autumn Variations album offers diverse topics, tones

Audrey Keller, News Staff
September 29, 2023
Holding the ball up, senior Matheus Gasparino takes on his Parkway Central defender. Gasparino scored a goal against the Colts in the Lancers 2-1 win Sept. 19.

Lancers win Homecoming Game, soccer keeps two clean sheets

Eshwar Murali and Sonya Sud
September 25, 2023
On Aug. 15, senior Kate Kilmer went to Mimi's Prom dress shop to try on some dresses. The blue dress on the left is the dress Kilmer bought for Homecoming this year. As an influencer for the shop, Kilmer has a promo code and when people use that code, it gives her a discount on her dresses.

People of Lafayette: Kate Kilmer

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
September 19, 2023
The word 'affirmative action' has different definitions in different dictionaries. However, every dictionary's description of the term has one thing in common; the purpose of affirmative action is to aid a minority group. On June 29, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled against affirmative action programs at Harvard University and the University of North Carolina.

Lancers reflect on the Supreme Court’s ruling on affirmative action programs

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
July 3, 2023
Several students have started taking an alternative route, Eatherton Road, on their way to school each morning. Based on an experiment, Eatherton turned out to be the more successful route.

What road is faster: Old Eatherton Road or 109?

Juli Mejia and Sonya Sud
May 31, 2023
In November, 2022, freshman Akiko Field presents her poster on Japan for AP Human Geography’s project called the Cultural Cookbook. AP Human Geography is one of the classes that will be cut for the 2023-2024 school year.

Nine classes to be cut for the 2023-2024 school year, two added

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
May 31, 2023
The Manternach family spends a day at Gulf Shores, Alabama in 2009. Since Dana’s melanoma diagnosis in 2008, her family has paid more attention to sun care, especially during trips to the beach. “We take constant breaks. We try to reapply [sunscreen] every hour and a half to two hours,” Dana said.

The dangers of UV

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
May 31, 2023
During an overnight shift as an EMT, Class of 2021 grad Rebecca Atteberry and her co-workers visit the Washington Monuments. Atteberry and her co-workers decided to go visit the monuments to celebrate Atteberry's first shift.

Take it from me: Rebecca Atteberry

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
May 9, 2023
Class of 2021 grad Anna Savacool dances for the Florida State University Golden Girls Dance Team. This is her second year on the team and her team got picked at the U.S. National Team this year and got to compete in the world finals.

Take it from me: Anna Savacool

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
April 27, 2023
In addition to learning languages on her own outside of school, junior Zubaida Jamali is currently enrolled in Spanish 4. Lafayette also offers courses in French and American Sign Language. In the past, LHS offered both German and Latin world language classes also, but, due to lack of certified staff to teach those classes, they were discontinued.

Lost in translation

Maddy Cox and Sonya Sud
April 19, 2023
With a new school record in javelin, sophomore Robby Preckel thinks he can break his own record. “I can definitely beat that record again,” Preckel said. 

[Photo] Track and field teams win Invitational, girls soccer bounces back from loss

April 10, 2023
Spanish teacher Sarah Masterson had both of her bathroom passes missing for a few weeks. Because of this, students weren't allowed to use the bathroom, "None of my kids could use the bathroom because we didn’t have any bathroom passes left," Masterson said. Additionally, Masterson put a sign up next to where passes usually hang that read "no bathroom until pass is returned".

New hall pass system raises challenges

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
April 5, 2023
Math teacher Patricia Mabie has her own procedures of running the hall pass systems in her classroom. In order to keep track of where students are, she has them write down their name on a white board when they take a pass to go use the restroom.

[Photo] Teachers have different processes of implementing pass system

April 5, 2023
Crumbl Cookies on Clarkson Road opened in early December of 2022. The bakery has a variety of flavors available, with six different cookie flavors to try each week.

Out and About: Crumbl Cookies offers weekly rotating flavors

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
March 14, 2023
Matt Borzillo will replace Kirti Mehrotra as Assistant Principal starting July 1 because of her retirement. Borzillo is the current assistant principal of Selvidge Middle School.

New assistant principal announced for 2023-2024 school year

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
February 10, 2023
At the 2022 blood drive on Jan. 28, social studies teacher Vincent Deblasi donates blood. This year, the drive will be on Jan. 27 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

STUCO to host annual blood drive on Jan. 27

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
January 24, 2023
On Dec. 21, sophomore Taylor Nania, who leads in points for the Lancers, dribbles toward the basket on offense trying to get around a Wildcat defender. The team lost, 67-17.

Wrestling tournament leads to three Lancer champions, girls swimming and diving continue winning streak

Sonya Sud and Adwyta Chelikavada
January 23, 2023
There are six candidates running in the school board elections this year. Three positions are open for three-year terms.

School board candidates file for election

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
January 10, 2023
Former teacher charged with three criminal offenses by St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney

Former teacher charged with three criminal offenses by St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
December 21, 2022
Freshman Emi Limon competes in the 2022 World Kickboxing and Karate Union Championship in Wales. Even though Limon has only been doing karate for three years, he won four medals at the October competition— a gold medals in Weapons with Music and Korean Forms, a silver medal in Hardstyle Forms and a bronze medal in Weapons with no Music.

Kicking the competition

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
December 15, 2022
Sophomore Emma Leibrecht follows the puck during a game on Nov. 23 against Marquette. The Lancers lost the game 5-2.

Wrestling comeback begins, girls swimming and diving wins meet

Samantha Haney and Sonya Sud
December 13, 2022
The Fermions team participates in a STEM night outreach event at Eureka Elementary School. During the STEM night, members taught the elementary school kids how their robot works and the kids learned how to drive it.

Robotics Club adds third team

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
December 9, 2022
At the Forest Park Festival on Sept. 10, Lafayette varsity girls cross country gets recognized for placing second. Senior Grace Tyson placed first, junior Natalie Barnard placed fourth and senior Elissa Barnard placed eighth.

Girls cross country, volleyball earn State titles as fall season concludes

Sonya Sud and Penelope Proffitt
November 21, 2022
Taylor Swift's album "Midnights" was released Oct. 21 at midnight EST. The album is available on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Pandora and other streaming services.

The clock strikes again with Swift’s Midnights release

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
October 24, 2022
In Lafayette's 49-0 routing of Northwest on Sept. 16, sophomore QB Jack Behl avoids the defense as he fades back to pass. Behl threw for two touchdowns in the game.

Lancers head into Battle of 109 with 4-2 record

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
October 6, 2022
Happy mind = happy life

Happy mind = happy life

Annie Leath and Sonya Sud
September 23, 2022
Copy of 988 infographic

Phil Milligan speaks against Jessica Clark's comments during Patron Comments at the Sept. 1 Board meeting. Milligan was a band teacher at Lafayette for 11 years before he became an elementary school principal. He strongly opposed Clark's remarks. "Shame on you," he said towards her.

At Sept. 1 meeting, community patrons react to controversy surrounding BOE member’s comments

Sonya Sud and Juli Mejia
September 12, 2022
At the Sept. 1 Board of Education meeting, Jessica Clark listens to patron comments. Most patrons spoke about comments Clark made at a Real Talk Radio event on Aug. 23.

School board takes action to address recent controversy

Juli Mejia, Samantha Haney, Sonya Sud, and Eshwar Murali
September 2, 2022
Hall passes at Lafayette were implemented last school year in response to students roaming the halls after asking to go to the bathroom. However, with the school still having issues with students roaming, the school will be implementing a new "blackout time" bathroom system.

Bathroom hall passes, guest check-in implemented as new security procedures

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
August 29, 2022
Yearbook staff member Jude Thomas, sophomore, helps distribute the 2022 Legend during parking pass pick-up days before the 2022-2023 school year starts. Yearbooks were first distributed on Aug. 8.

2023 Legend back to school special to end Aug. 31

Sonya Sud and Samantha Haney
August 16, 2022
Community mourns loss of assistant volleyball coach

Community mourns loss of assistant volleyball coach

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
June 8, 2022
“Turning Red” was released on Disney+ on March 11, 2022. The movie followed a 13-year-old girl navigating the changes she is experiencing while growing up.

Review: ‘Turning Red’ perfectly portrays the struggles of being a teenager in today’s world

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
April 26, 2022
The Fine Arts Festival will be April 22 and April 23. the festival will feature art displays, a Guitar Festival, kids' crafts, local artist demos, Solo and Ensemble Acts and an improv show.

New Fine Arts Festival to start April 22

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
April 20, 2022
Class of 2020 Cailey Bingham at the 2020 Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Districts at St. Louis University. The 2022 FBLA State Leadership conference will take place around Springfield, MO at different places like the University Plaza Hotel, EXPO Center, and JQH Arena at Missouri State University from April 10-12.

FBLA, HOSA prepare for upcoming State competitions

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
February 23, 2022
Sophomore Katie Rattenborg’s home book shelf is currently organized by genre, where her favorite books tend to be on the bottom, and the top is more random. In the past, Rattenborg has organized her books by color, as well as the last name of authors.

Fully Booked

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
February 9, 2022
As part of making sure his skills are improving, sophomore Lucas Brown practices the marimba during AcLab. Brown is usually in band for AcLab once a week to practice his solos and other pieces.

Marching to the beat of his own drum

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
January 25, 2022
Tremper made a four-series acrylic painting at the beginning of last year. It took two days to complete. Although Tremper didn’t start the project with a theme in mind, she says the picture represents how love is blinding.

Eye on Art: Elizabeth Tremper shares strong passion for all things art

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
January 7, 2022
One of Vincent Van Gogh’s series, known as Vase of Flowers, includes several oil based paintings. It was completed in June of 1890 and is currently displayed at the Beyond Van Gogh Exhibit at Saint Louis Galleria.

Out and About: Beyond Van Gogh Museum

Sonya Sud, Editor in Chief
December 3, 2021
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