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

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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.

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South hosts Parkway Quad

Jordyn Exler, Photojournalism • September 15, 2025
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"I really like to be involved in things, even though I don't have much time to do anything. I try to involve myself in school as much as possible. When I get older I want to join the Air Force, but I have to do a lot of training [in order to do this] and you have to be able to do a lot of conditioning to get in. Managing my time is one of my biggest struggles, but there [are] a lot of things I want to do [so I make time] to do them. My biggest advice for someone who is having trouble managing their time is to pick the things you really love and stick with those things."
Elise Marx, junior
"Your freshman year is your most important year. It sets you up for the rest of your years in high school. So make sure you do your work and study. Things that got me through high school were sports (track basketball and football.) After high school I plan to go to a community college and then transfer to a university."
Carl Bevineau, senior
With focus and determination, senior striker Ethan Carroll (#4) takes flight for a powerful shot on goal during South's matchup against Parkway North on Sept. 25. Carroll showcased his leadership and skill as he led the Patriots in the win over the Vikings. "I enjoy being the guy people come to if they need help with soccer. Being the striker I contribute to the team by scoring goals."
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Junior Charlie Shaffer does alternative exercises in Strength & Conditioning adorned with double wrist braces
'What happened to you?'
"I love playing football because it's the only sport where you can hit someone as hard as you can and not get punished for it. As a captain I contribute leadership and bring energy to the team. I don't give up easily--I'm the first one to start and the last one to stop. To me, a good captain is someone who is the 'tip of the spear'--a player who pushes hard, lifts his teammates up, and leads by example, whether at practice or in school."
Grant Williams, senior
"[My advice for incoming freshmen is] stay on top of your work. Set a good first impression for everybody because the teachers are going to be looking at you. I would say freshman year was my hardest year because I was in a new environment with new people and a new space. It takes a lot to get comfortable with. It's not like middle school--it's a complete change."
CJ Jones, junior