The student news site of Parkway South High School. All opinion pieces represent the views of the writer alone, not the school or district.

Treaty
The student news site of Parkway South High School. All opinion pieces represent the views of the writer alone, not the school or district.

Treaty
The student news site of Parkway South High School. All opinion pieces represent the views of the writer alone, not the school or district.

Treaty
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Freshman Lucas Lockhart waits for his cue while playing in the pit during the marching band performance at the first home football game of the year.
Sophomores Jack Flynn, Tayem Saleh, Chloe Rodriguez and Savannah Swinton play a game of cards during lunch on Sept. 5.
(Left to right) Liz Rock, Brian Oakley, Wendy Hopkins, Jenn Sebold.
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Sports
Junior Jalen Jones fights to get past his opponent with the ball.
Needing a win
Henry Mannion, Newspaper Writer • September 12, 2025
Junior Matthew Delanty takes a picture with his coach, Thomas Williams after he finished third in the district golf tournament. Denanty will represent South High on Monday at the state golf tournament.
Swinging into State
John Tanurchis, Ruth Rundahl, and Emma Farroll • May 15, 2025
Wearing long pants to protect his legs from the cold weather, sophomore Mohammad Barakat participates in the 200-meter dash on April 15. Although it was his first time running the 200, he took second place.
Patriot track stars
Adam Abusharbain and Adi Senthilnathan • April 21, 2025
Opinions
American flag in front of South High
Freshman Noor Harb scrolls through TikTok during the school day. Next year students will not be able to have their cell phones during the school day, thanks to a law passed by the state of Missouri.
Party's over for Combs
Is movie theater etiquette dead?
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Entertainment
Party's over for Combs
Party’s over for Combs
Joey Quinn, Newspaper Writer • May 28, 2025
St. Louis alternative cover band 120 Minutes performs at a recent show.
The 80s are back in STL
Lila Wyman, Newspaper Writer • May 6, 2025
Indie Rock band Ocean Blue performs at Delmar Hall on April 26.
Dive into ‘The Ocean Blue’
Lila Wyman, Newspaper Writer • May 6, 2025
One of the ice cream options you can order at Twisted Rolls Chimney Cake.
Weird name–good treats
Nathaniel Kim, Newspaper Writer • May 6, 2025
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Freshman Lucas Lockhart waits for his cue while playing in the pit during the marching band performance at the first home football game of the year.
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Humans of South
“When I have a camera in my hand, I feel and I know that I can capture moments that nobody else pays attention to. Before teaching, I worked in camera sales. I was offered to teach people how to use their camera if they wanted the help. I loved that after I helped them, they would come back to me and show me the pictures they took, and it made me feel like I was a part of their journey. Before photography, I always wanted to do something with art. It wasn’t until I took a photography class in college, and that's when I realized that was my passion. Photography is my comfort zone. Photography is what I know; that's why I took the job here.” --Sarah Zickler, photography teacher
"I am very passionate about baseball. My dad was a high school baseball coach, and growing up I went to all of the games. Seeing the joy it brought him while he was with the team. Once I saw that, I knew I wanted to follow the same path, but be better than he was. Being the head baseball coach of Parkway South High School was one of the best things ever. I love coaching baseball cause all the players I have coached make it so easy to just laugh and be serious. All of my success had shown when my team and I made it to the final four, we worked so hard for all of it, and being able to see all the work that we put in come to life was a big exciting time. One of my biggest fears is disappointing people, not doing a good enough job. Preparing my players, each game or each day, wanting to make everything about it perfect so we can succeed in the games. One piece of advice I would give to someone is always pursue what you love to do.” --Matt Brown, varsity baseball coach