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February 10, Sponsor Sadie Kosciuk, Bryten Kendrick (12), Elijah Case (11), Noah Case (12) are making valentine day cards for all of the SCHS teachers. They colored in all the cards with a piece of chocolate on the side.

Interesting About FCA

by Hope Woodland, Staff Writer March 18, 2025

FCA stands for Fellowship of Christian Athletes, each meeting members talk about something different. Anyone can be a member of this club, regardless of their involvement at SCHS. The sponsor of this club...

Laughing in excitement, Freshmen Tyler Croft excited after getting her BSU permission slip Feb 11th. Croft spent all year in BSU because she wants to go on the trip.

SLU Visit

by Drayden Hall, Staff Writer March 18, 2025

On Feb. 25 BSU group went to Saint Louis University in Saint Louis to look for new opportunities for after high school. In 1818, Saint Louis University was established as a college in Saint Louis. “SLU...

On February 6th, Stephanie Albert connects with Art club members through having a conversation about a member's recent artworks. The members of the Art Club will later do a project as a team to make a ‘Bleach Painting’ on fabric and t-shirts.

The Power of Art

by Sara Newman, Staff Writer March 18, 2025

The Art Club at St. Charles High, sponsored by art teacher Stephanie Albert for two years now, has been a vibrant space for creativity and connection, welcoming students to explore various artistic media...

On Friday, February 14th, Sophomore Gyzell Whitehurst helps create the set for the spring musical along with her fellow classmates. Gyzell used an electric saw for the first time in her life to cut wood that will be used for the set.

Leading The Way

by Jewel Underwood, Staff Writer March 18, 2025

Nick Saubers who teaches the Leadership class has his students working on numerous projects throughout the course of  this semester. They create projects set for the classroom environment and even do...

The Galley's featured clothing, out for sale now.

Sweet Apparel

by Ethan Kirt, Staff Writer March 18, 2025

The Galley is great for purchasing cheap food items. But it offers a lot more than food. The Galley has had clothing items and spirit wear throughout the entire school year and now they’re introducing...

 Striking a pose, Rose Van Berkum, Hezekiah Hanks, Jessie Morehead, and Lauren Murphy all dance to the beat for a video competition contest. On Friday, Feb 21, students filmed and participated in the video to help qualify them for the national Mu Alpha Theta video contest.

Counting to the Beat

by Kayleigh Hart, Staff Writer March 18, 2025

On Feb. 20, members Hezekiah Hanks, Rose Van Berkum, Jessie Morehead, Lauren Murphy, and Candice Hill participated in the Mu Alpha Theta's annual video contest to compete against other schools.  The...

With total concentration, Sophomore Gyzell Whitehurst pours sweetener into Kennidi Criglers freshly made coffee. On Friday, Feb. 14, FCCLA held a coffee Friday, where they made coffees, and refreshers for the students.

Coffee Friday Festivities

by Izzy Eaton, Staff Writer March 18, 2025

St. Charles High School’s FCCLA  group held a coffee Friday, on Friday, Feb. 14. They spent all morning getting the stand ready and preparing the ingredients to make the drinks. Many club members take...

Focused, President of NHS Connor Bayliss helps another fellow NHS student, Isaac Black do his homework on February 25th, 2025. This helped Black get his work done on time.

Helping the Community

by Ashley Schreiber, Staff Writer March 12, 2025

At St. Charles High School, members of the National Honor Society have done various service acts. Some members of the NHS have a favorite and memorable service act.  “I was able to go to Matthias’...

Sharing his ideas, Luis Alcantara (11) writes his thoughts on gentrification on the board with Rosaisela Cordero-Sanchez (11) by his side. The two made a presentation together talking about gentrification and how it affects the world today in Hispanic countries. They presented it during Hispanic Heritage Club in Señora Lopez-Reese’s room.

A Look Into Something Different

by Kareena McGlown-Olivares, Staff Writer March 12, 2025

This year, juniors Rosaisela Cordero-Sanchez and Luis Alcantara introduced a new culture club with the help of Spanish teacher Laura Lopez-Reese. The club meets every other Tuesday after school in room...

On February 13th, English teacher, Mrs. Gilmore continues her upcoming crochet project. Gilmore knitted quickly and comfortably, for the 13th was “Pajama Day” during that week’s spirit week.

Knitting And Crochet Expertise

by Paisley McCadney, Staff Writer March 12, 2025

The Knitting and Crochet club at SCHS has not been the largest club this year, but it is still going strong. The club sponsor and founder, Kayla Gilmore, and a few others still keep the club environment...

In Mrs. Kohr’s room on January 31, Charlotte Anderson (12) cuts cards for the Student of the Month nominations. She was called to AIP that day by Mrs. Kohr to finish the cards and give them to the recipients.

Fundraising with a Cause

by Grace Basler, Staff Writer March 12, 2025

At SCHS Renaissance president senior Charlotte Anderson and others work hard to fundraise for their club and its upcoming events.  “One of our fundraisers was selling Renaissance merch at basketball...

Past German Exchange Students.

German Exchange

by Virgil Eaton, Opinion Editor March 10, 2025

In 1956, President Dwight D. Eisenhower established the Sister Cities Program to help promote understanding and cooperation between people from different countries. As a result, 1,800 counties, cities,...

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