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SCHS Now

Student Council members before heading to the state convention.
StuCo Goes Gold
by Lana Usery, Social Media Manager • April 22, 2024

Last month St. Charles High’s Student Council went to the State Convention in Carthage,  MO, and became a Gold Honor Council for MASC for...

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Fun FACS
by Mackenzie Bufford, Staff Writer • April 18, 2024

FCCLA traveled to Lake of the Ozarks March 17-19 for their state level competition. Three students, freshman Shavon Kyem, sophomore Kierra Skillington...

Maddy Rosner and Odessa Burlis receive STEM award
Women in STEM
by Emma Langstadt, Staff Writer • April 2, 2024

The American Association of University Women is a non profit organization that stands for womens equality and empowers women through education.  “For...

The Crapshooters hold their hats up high during “The Oldest Established.”
Sit Down, You’re Rocking the Boat
by Piper Ruebling, Editor in Chief • March 21, 2024

On March 7, 8, and 9, the spring musical “Guys and Dolls” was put on for the public. The show went swimmingly, as did the matinees. As always,...

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Choir and Orchestra taking a picture at the Orpheum Theatre
News
The Only Ten I See
by Emma Langstadt, Staff Writer

On April 5-7th choir and orchestra students went on a field trip to Memphis. Not many schools get the opportunity of having such a fun trip especially to a place like Memphis, Tennessee. "We pretty much did this exact same trip in 2018," said Choir Director Courtney Gibson. "This time we did have...

The SCHS Band of Pirates gets the Exemplary Rating.
Triumphant Harmonies
by Melanie Mota-Luis, Staff Writer • April 10, 2024
SCHS DECA at the state competition in Kansas City.
Marketing Madness
by Lana Usery, Social Media Co-Manager • March 21, 2024
Literally got the Seal of Biliteracy
Literally got the Seal of Biliteracy
by Emma Langstadt, Staff Writer • March 19, 2024
Jack Nemens and Byron Miller wearing their brands
Curtesy of Jack Nemens
Designers at the Ship
by Violet Lewis, Staff Writer • March 13, 2024
Senior James Warner bolts to pass the baton.
Sports
Been There, Run That
by Piper Ruebling, Editor in Chief • April 18, 2024

Track has certainly started their season with a bang. At the second meet of the season, 4x800 senior runners James Warner, Nate Maples, Luke Nottmeyer, and Sam Bland held...

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The Winter Guard unites together to lift Isabella Lathan into the air
Sports
The Coldest Season and Coolest Team
by Madeline Kratzer, Copy Editor • April 12, 2024

The members of Color Guard are used to showing off their talents in the season of fallen leaves and pumpkins. This year, however, they proved their aptitude for dancing during...

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Lillian Bott and Rosemary Kuegele in game against North Point 9/26
Sports
Off the Court Recognition
by Violet Lewis, Staff Writer • April 10, 2024

Despite it being volleyball off-season two amazing players have earned honors on the Lady Pirates volleyball team. Sophomores Lillian Bott and Rosemary Kuegele, both freshmen...

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Cecile Puati receives the GAC North Girls wrestler of the year.
Sports
Success on the Mat
by Lana Usery, Social Media Manager • March 5, 2024

On Wednesday, Feb. 21, four girls competed at the State wrestling tournament in Columbia: senior Kara Schemkes (190), sophomores Cecile Puati (100) and Syria Bell (120), and...

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Seniors from cheer, dance, and basketball celebrate their last hurrah
Sports
Senior Night Extravaganza
by Piper Ruebling, Editor in Chief • February 29, 2024

As winter sports begin the end of their seasons, teams also begin celebrating their seniors and the amazing amount of effort and commitment they have put into their sports....

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Lena Wulff hones her skills at an earlier swim competition in the season.
Sports
Making a Splash at the GACS
by Madeline Kratzer, Copy Editor • February 16, 2024

In the echoing chambers of the St. Peters Rec-Plex, the St. Charles High swimming team dove into watery warfare against their opponents during the Gateway Athletic Conference...

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Behold, the dreaded pickles and peanut butter. The pickles were indeed juicy and the textures were uncomfortable. But nobody threw up, and the mix was not particularly foul.
Opinion
Strange Food Combos
by Madeline Kratzer, Copy Editor

Food combos are a popular marker of the average student’s diet, mostly due to the lack of effort they take and the cheap foods students can...

Commentary: SCHS isn’t doing enough for Black History Month
Opinion
Commentary: SCHS isn’t doing enough for Black History Month
by Lana Usery, Social Media Manager

February is a crucial time to reflect on the contributions of African Americans throughout history. However, when looking at the contributions...

With the rise of Internet access, online gambling has become increasingly popular.
Opinion
Commentary: Risks of Underage Gambling
by Chase Nagel, Guest Writer

There is a common association between gambling and casinos or race tracks. However, gambling comes in many shapes and forms. With the rise of...

Five Nights at Freddys
Opinion
The Film Behind the Slaughter
by Madeline Kratzer, Copy Editor

The Five Nights at Freddy’s franchise, or FNAF, has been in Gen Z’s lives for as long as they can remember since it came out in 2014. The...

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