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Adam Treutelaar warms up with the cast before beginning rehearsal.  (Leah Shaffer)

Good in Everything

Alex Bernard, Editor-in-Chief September 25, 2014

“It’s a great celebration of our community,” Clayton High School Drama teacher Kelley Weber said regarding “Good in Everything,” a show recently written revolving around the lives of Clayton...

Featured Photo: Ice Bucket Challenge

Featured Photo: Ice Bucket Challenge

Bebe Engel, Photographer September 12, 2014

Chinese teacher Hongling Zhang gets a bucket of ice water poured on her by two Chinese students after being challenged by a CHS alumni.  So far the Ice bucket challenge has raised $111.6 million dollars...

Fake Out

Peter Baugh and Rebecca Polinsky September 10, 2014

I.  Introduction She approached the clerk of the corner liquor store, a fifth of raspberry vodka in hand. She placed her ID on the counter, and waited for the clerk to accept her purchase. “This is...

Henry Brown working as a Senate Page

On Capitol Hill

Nicholas Lee, Managing Editor; Webmaster September 8, 2014

Last January, when CHS junior Henry Brown walked into the US Capitol building, he had no idea that he would be spending his summer there. Organized by history teacher Josh Meyers, Brown was on a school...

Senior Ketan Jain-Poster reviews the 2013 edition of the CHS literary magazine, The Works. The Works is nominated for the Pacemaker Award. Photo by Rebecca Stiffelman.

The Works

Phoebe Yao, Editor April 9, 2014

Towards the end of each school year, 200 copies of The Works are printed and distributed in CHS. Full color and bound, these compact literary/arts magazines contain a unique glimpse into student life through...

The two co-founders of Sweetology, Kara Newmark (left) and DeAnn Bingaman (right) stand with their decorated cakes.

Sweetology

Camille Respess, Editor-in-Chief April 3, 2014

"What really makes me happy is sitting in my kitchen, baking and decorating cookies with my kids," Clayton parent and co-owner of Sweetology, Kara Newmark said. "Licking fingers, giving something to a...

The CHS Admirers Facebook page

CHS Admirers

Grace Harrison April 2, 2014

Jane Smith* is an all around awesome person! As crazy as it may seem, all it took was this anonymous compliment from behind the screen of her computer to put a smile on CHS sophomore Jane Smith’s...

The children's room at Central Library (Olivia MacDougal)

Central Library Renovations

Gwyneth Henke, Editor-in-Chief April 2, 2014

On the corner of Locust and Olive Street, the old and the new converge. The medium of this phenomenon is the St. Louis Central Library, a towering building that rises from the main street...

Santa Purze, left, performing in Meet Me in St. Louis as Tootie. [Photos from Santa Purze]

A Child Star

Alex Bernard, Editor-in-Chief April 1, 2014

To Clayton mother Santa Purze, her days of young fame seem far behind her. Once a sought-after child actress in Chicago, Purze’s childhood was filled with lessons, auditions and expectations. “I...

It's All In The Beans

It’s All In The Beans

Elise Yang March 12, 2014

The Delmar Loop gained a new gathering place late last year when Blueprint Coffee opened its doors to a St. Louis audience accustomed to artisan bean purveyors like Kaldi’s and reliable corporate...

CHS new choreographer Meg Rodd (photo provided by Meg Rodd)

She’s Got the Moves

Rebecca Bloom March 10, 2014

She’s Got the Moves: CHS welcomes new choreographer Meg Rodd by Rebecca Bloom On a dimly lit stage, 60 high school students are dressed in steampunk costumes — complete with corsets, goggles,...

Off the Beaten Path

Off the Beaten Path

Jeffrey Friedman March 7, 2014

by JEFFREY FRIEDMAN with reporting by PETER BAUGH and ABRAHAM BLUESTONE Ah, the endorphins. The feeling that comes with exercise is an amazing one. No matter where or when the workout takes place,...

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