I was thirteen years old. I was en route by plane to Denver and next to me sat a theological scholar. Noticing that I had both the Book of Mormon and the Bible, he surmised that I was Mormon. For the...

Claire and Paul It is 8:00pm and I had just gotten back from dance lessons. I set my bag down in my room and walk over to yours to ask you a biology question. Billy Joel is playing as I sit down...

Sara Bailey is a social and happy teenager who will put a smile on your face when you are around here. Her way of living is simply contagious to those around her. She will be graduating from Ladue Horton...

Wally Lundt passed away on Dec. 26, 2011.  He was a coach and mentor, but most of all he was a great friend to all who were fortunate to know him. He started teaching at CHS in 1957 and taught a...

Throughout the history of America, the ideals of freedom and liberty have been struck by insidious foes. Seventy years ago on Dec. 7, 1941, at 7:51 A.M. the Japanese struck Pearl Harbor. They sought...

Although I have endeavored several times to keep a journal, even a weekly journal—many of these plans have become futile. I can remember first starting a journal with my mom when I was in kindergarten....

With the ongoing renovation of CHS, there are also plans to design an entrance garden on the circle at the front of the high school. For the building of Centene Centennial Plaza, the PTO allocated funds...

In the last several decades, China has arisen as a major global power, gaining influence around the world. The ascent of China onto the world economic and political stage has incited fear, and suspicion...

Every year millions of Americans venture into nature, attempting to find the solace and joy that nature offers, and, of course, the wild game in the forest. Hunting season is here once more. CHS...

After working all season towards making state time for 100 Fly, senior J.B. Garfinkel qualified for the Missouri State Swimming Championships on  Nov. 6 at the Southwest Suburban Conference. “I...