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A Season To Remember

A Season To Remember

Peter Baugh and Gwyneth Henke January 31, 2015

I. Jeff Waldman knew that this would be the last play in his high school football career. Overhead, the fluorescent lights of the Edward Jones Dome glared down on an audience packed with screaming...

Mitch Elliott Leadership Profile

Mitch Elliott Leadership Profile

Peter Baugh January 28, 2015

Mitch Elliott is the captain of the basketball team and a class officer for the senior class. He is looked at as a student leader in the CHS community. With your activities, what do you do to try to keep...

Diana Haydon Leadership Profile

Peter Baugh January 28, 2015

Once every year, kindergartners at Glenridge Elementary School draw directly on the surface of their art tables. After they finish, art teacher Diana Haydon and her students clean off their drawings and...

April Fulstone Leadership Profile

April Fulstone Leadership Profile

Peter Baugh January 28, 2015

April Fulstone is an Literacy teacher at Wydown Middle School and has also been recognized for her abilities as a history teacher.  She is the sponsor of the Wydown social justice club. How do you incorporate...

Rob Laux Leadership Profile

Rob Laux Leadership Profile

January 28, 2015

From Olympic Trial finalists to beginners, coach Rob Laux has worked with many types of swimmers. Laux swam through college and was a captain at Truman State. He has been coaching since 1987, was the...

Photo by Neil Docherty

Life-long Collector

Peter Baugh January 28, 2015

When Tom Schweich was an 8-year-old in the 1960s, his father came home from work one day with a present - a 1909 penny. Little did Schweich know that this coin would start a lifetime of collecting. “I...

Bob Chapman Leadership Profile

Bob Chapman Leadership Profile

Peter Baugh January 28, 2015

Bob Chapman, the CEO of Barry-Wehmiller, considers himself to be a steward of each of his employees. “If there’s 8,000 people around the world who work for our company, as a leader my responsibility...

A portion of the group on a Monday morning. Left to right: Alex Berger III, Larry Baker, Phil Klasskin, Lee Hanson (photo  by Emily Braverman)

The Breakfast Club

Peter Baugh and Alex Bernard January 28, 2015

"What’s the headline, Bake? What’s the headline?” Alex Berger III shouted across the bustling City Coffeehouse & Creperie. His friend Larry Baker, a former CHS history teacher, had just walked...

Record Breakers

Peter Baugh and Bridget Boeger December 11, 2014

2014 saw a number of record breaking accomplishments for Clayton athletics. Here is a look at this year's broken records.  Taylor Edlin 6 dives, 11 dives Over the course of a year, sophomore...

Weissman, Greyhounds Part Ways

Peter Baugh, Editor-In-Chief December 11, 2014

The Clayton Greyhounds will be finding a new football coach. It has been announced that coach Scott Weissman will not be returning to the team in 2015. In four years with the Greyhounds, Weissman sported...

Staff Editorial: Ferguson

Peter Baugh, Editor-In-Chief October 8, 2014

Eight miles is not very far. It just feels that way to most people in Clayton. With such close physical proximity and connections to the Ferguson situation, Clayton citizens have a responsibility to...

Fall Sports Preview

Fall Sports Preview

Peter Baugh and Noah Brown October 6, 2014

Football 2013 Record 5-6 Players to watch Mike Gant Tyler Melvin Jake Brown Goals To beat Ladue in the Homecoming game, win a District Championship and work hard enough to make...

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