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Lily Kleinhenz

Lily Kleinhenz, Chief Digital Editor

Lily Kleinhenz is a Senior at Clayton High School Missouri. She is a Chief Digital Editor and a part of Photo Journalism. Lily loves writing and reading, taking photos, shopping, and crocheting. She is looking forward to this year!

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CHS football player runs a ball away from an opposing player.

Eagles and Greyhounds

Alex Cohen and Lily Kleinhenz
May 9, 2023
Image by Lily Kleinhenz

[Photo] Beauty and the Beast

March 9, 2023
Podcast Editor Sofia Mutis (center) interviewing Editor-in-Chief Alex Slen.

[Photo] The Globe Podcast: A School Upon a Hill?

November 28, 2022
Sean Doherty now works at the Missouri Botanical Gardens.

[Photo] Sean Doherty

November 21, 2022
Christopher Lowery as Scientist 1.

CHS Play: The Squirrels

Lily Kleinhenz, Chief Digital Editor
November 10, 2022
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[Photo] Greyhound Time: Nick Schoemel and Tucker Dias

November 3, 2022
Calvin Swinney and Ben Brown playing on September 2nd vs. Westminster.

[Photo] Greyhound Time: Calvin Swinney and Ben Brown

October 19, 2022
Editor Ana Mitreva shares her response to the overturn of Roe V. Wade for the October Cover, Post Roe: Abortion in STL

[Photo] Editor’s Letter: Ana Mitreva

October 19, 2022
A drawing of the outside of Hope Clinic, located in Granite City, Illinois.

Post Roe: Abortion in STL

Charlie Meyers, Alex Cohen, Lily Kleinhenz, Ana Mitreva, Ivy Reed, Ruby Nadin, and Ivy Slen
October 18, 2022
Pictured is the new mascot for Clayton High School.

[Photo] The New Mascot

September 30, 2022
“This season, our goal is to really be able to adapt to the challenges we’ve been facing. We have a lot of injured players who currently can’t play, so making those adjustments work for everyone’s strengths and weaknesses is something we’re really working towards as a team. We’re all excited for a fresh start with great new coaches and to grow as a team and as individuals as we do every season. One thing people should watch for is the adjustments we make on the field whenever need be- we are all really flexible and able to play more than one position to best help out the team, so definitely watch out for the quick position changes and flexibility we have as a team, said Maryn Kearney.

[Photo] CHS Fall Sports Overview

September 20, 2022
Learning to sew at eight years old by her Grandma, Annie Bisone has always had a passion for sewing and fashion, “All through high school and college, I made all my own clothes and shoes,” said Bisone. Her brand Lala Workshop, stemmed from wanting to create clothing she wasn’t seeing anywhere else. Not only are Bisone’s pieces fashionably unique, but also sustainable, “I reclaim fabric from whats leftover post production from design houses thats high quality. And then with the limited quantities I have I build and construct a fabric,” said Bisone. For over 10 years, Bisone also worked on a gender neutral children’s clothing line, “I kind of had a short little window of time, where I was patterning up for a wider audience because my son was getting older so I didn’t just want to keep making children’s clothes, said Bisone.

Meet the Artists Behind the St. Louis Art Fair

Lily Kleinhenz, Ana Mitreva, and Alison Booth
September 14, 2022
CHS Swim Meet Against Lindbergh Ends with Several Personal Wins for Swimmers

CHS Swim Meet Against Lindbergh Ends with Several Personal Wins for Swimmers

Lily Kleinhenz and Alex Cohen
September 8, 2022
CHS Varsity Soccer Team Beats Parkway North 8-0

CHS Varsity Soccer Team Beats Parkway North 8-0

Lily Kleinhenz, Chief Digital Editor
September 7, 2022
After moving around different colleges, she began working at Loyola University Chicago. What happened next is, as Johnson described, a typical St. Louis story. “ I moved to Chicago and then after I had a child, I moved back to raise my family here.”

[Photo] Katy-Jane Johnson

September 1, 2022
Sralla has eighteen years of experience as an art teacher at the high schools in the Hazelwood School District.

[Photo] Robert Sralla

September 1, 2022
Hooper moved back to St. Louis after the pandemic, when she realized she wanted to be closer to family and she wanted to be closer to her younger siblings who currently attend Captain Elementary School.

Destiny Hooper

Lily Kleinhenz, Chief Digital Editor
September 1, 2022
Many members of the team aren’t yet accustomed to having in-person tournaments, as Clayton just returned to doing non-virtual tournaments last spring. Zustiak hopes to make this transition easier.

[Photo] Kim Zustiak

September 1, 2022
While at her previous schools, Brown led many different diversity and affinity groups. She also participated in Sister-To-Sister, The African-American Accelerated Student Program, and the College Planning Program

[Photo] Chandra Brown

September 1, 2022
Kreher hopes to expand the role of the yearbook at our school and make the yearbook an integral part of our school.

[Photo] Scott Kreher

September 1, 2022
Despite Fouquet’s French ancestry, he excelled at Spanish during high school and college. “I took a couple of classes in high school but it wasn’t super engaging to me,” said Fouquet. “Then I had some really engaging professors in college that I gravitated towards, and they encouraged me along the way.”

[Photo] Nathan Fouquet

September 1, 2022
After moving back to her hometown of Maplewood to start at CHS, she hopes to bring with her a commitment to connecting with her students through interactive and engaging classes.

[Photo] Ava Hughes

September 1, 2022
CHS Varsity Girls Softball Team Plays Hazelwood East

CHS Varsity Girl’s Softball Team Plays Hazelwood East

Lily Kleinhenz, Chief Digital Editor
September 1, 2022
While Parrish could be conducting large college and adult level choirs as he did in college, his love for teaching has always come back to the high school age.

[Photo] Brian Parish

September 1, 2022
New Interim Assistant Principal, Buddy Sodemann.

[Photo] Buddy Sodemann

September 1, 2022
McMillian has been passionate about physical education since college. Having spent the last eighteen years working with college athletics, he has been wanting to shift his teaching to younger students.

[Photo] Joshua McMillian

September 1, 2022
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[Photo] CHS Boy’s Varsity Soccer team wins 2-0 against Principia

August 27, 2022
CHS students gather around a table representing the All-in Coalition which is currently helping prevent drug and alcohol abuse with CHS students.

CHS Kicks off the New School Year with a Pep Rally and Activities Fair

Lily Kleinhenz, Chief Digital Editor
August 26, 2022
BUDS: New Floral Shop opens up in Downtown Clayton

BUDS: New Floral Shop opens up in Downtown Clayton

Bethany Lai, Mira Stahlheber, Sophia Lu, Lily Kleinhenz, and Zoe Daniels-Sankey
August 25, 2022
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[Photo] Powerful Paige

May 20, 2022
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[Photo] Mary Modzelewski

May 20, 2022
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[Photo] Julie Geissler

May 19, 2022

The Death of Nuance

Alex Cohen, Charlie Meyers, Ivy Slen, Lily Kleinhenz, JiaLi Deck, Alex Slen, Ella Cuneo, Victoria Fan, Ana Mitreva, Isabella Bamnolker, Sonali Dayal, Seraphina Corbo, Caleb Park, and Sophia Lu
May 16, 2022
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[Photo] The Center Will Not Hold

May 16, 2022
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[Photo] A Plea For Insta-Amnesia

May 16, 2022
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[Photo] Seeking Out The Gray Area

May 16, 2022
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[Photo] Learning Amidst the Chopping Blocks

May 16, 2022
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[Photo] Human Connection Over Digital Disconnection

May 16, 2022
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[Photo] Nuance is the Death of Groupthink

May 16, 2022
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[Photo] A Republic If We Can Keep It

May 16, 2022
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[Photo] My Digital Trail

May 16, 2022
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