Many showed up this wednesday for sophomore/senior commons decoration. The area shown above features the student worn aftermath. The senior theme of this year was Wizard of Oz. And sophomores took Dr. Seuss to the next level. Picture taken by Phoebe Yao.
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Phoebe Yao, Editor
Phoebe Yao is currently a Junior at CHS and an editor for the CHS Globe. She is very involved both inside and outside the classroom, and enjoys being president of the CHS Buskers Club and Jane Austen Club and being a member of MYAC, CHS Link Crew, and Tri-M. In addition, she is very dedicated to her viola and enjoys being a part of the CHS Symphonic Orchestra and the Saint Louis Youth Orchestra as well as the Webster University Preparatory Program.