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Whether you find her cheering in the stands during a football game or spiking a ball over the net in the gym, it’s hard not to notice Maggie Gunn. Photo courtesy of Maggie Gunn.

Senior profile: Maggie Gunn

Megan Snyder, web editor April 30, 2026

Whether you find her cheering in the stands during a football game or spiking a ball over the net in the gym, it’s hard not to notice Maggie Gunn. Her heavy involvement at KHS, along with her joyful...

Jade Wells, senior, modeling her favorite look. Photo courtesy of Amanda Roberts.

Senior profile: Jade Wells

Zoe Lyons, features writer April 30, 2026

With every dress, skirt, hem and button, Jade Wells found a passion for fashion. After four years in Fashion Club, Wells said she is on her way to becoming the next big designer. Her love for fashion had...

Mason Van Horn is an involved Kirkwood Pioneer, staying heavily involved in many areas of the school. Photo courtesy of Mason Van Horn.

Senior profile: Mason Van Horn

Olive Donaldson, news writer April 30, 2026

Hundreds of teens are running around Kirkwood wearing goggles, and it’s all because of Mason Van Horn, senior. For Van Horn, senior year marks the end of an era filled with lessons he’ll carry for...

The Laird triplets, Gracie, Lizzy and Johnny have enjoyed their high school careers together.

Senior profile: Laird triplets

Elly Brehob, news writer April 30, 2026

Although they share a birthday, Gracie, Johnny and Lizzie Laird each have unique personalities and interests. Gracie is academic, Johnny enjoys sports and Lizzie has creative skills. Despite their individuality,...

Joey Bentler, second from right in the first row, pictured with his fellow caddies. Photo courtesy of Joey Bentler.

Senior profile: Joey Bentler

Frances Igney, features + in-depth editor April 30, 2026

Eye on the ball, Joey Bentler reads the dips and curves of the green before selecting the correct club. The air is silent until the swish, hit of the metal connecting with the polybutadiene ball. Bentler...

Addie Kuhn said her considerations for colleges drastically changed with the reception of an academic full ride to Mizzou with a perfect score on the ACT. Photo courtesy of Addie Kuhn

Senior profile: Addie Kuhn

Brigid McNally, entertainment writer April 30, 2026

For many seniors, college decisions can be complex, with countless factors affecting where they choose to spend the next four years of their lives. But for Addie Kuhn, she said her considerations for colleges...

Photo courtesy of Jacob Noland.

Senior profile: Jacob Noland

Noah Coletti, news writer April 30, 2026

Jacob Noland’s baseball journey began before he was able to play. Inspired by his brother who played baseball, Noland wanted to join. Since then, Noland has played baseball throughout high school. He...

Bronwyn Dorsey will be attending Trinity College overseas in Dublin, Ireland. Photo courtesy of Bronwyn Dorsey.

Senior profile: Bronwyn Dorsey

Daphne Wassel, opinions editor April 30, 2026

Most seniors don’t consider attending a university outside of the U.S. for post-graduation, but for Bronwyn Dorsey, this was not the case. She will be attending Trinity College overseas in Dublin, Ireland....

Photo courtesy of Zayd Boyd.

Senior profile: Zayd Boyd

Will Schwalb, news editor April 30, 2026

The moment you walk into the esports room at KHS, you are met by the buzz of gamers chatting and strategizing, their faces illuminated by the bright lights of computers and TV screens. Located near the...

Em McGlasson poses as she works on her technical skills. Photo courtesy of Em McGlasson.

Senior profile: Em McGlasson

Reese Groh, opinions editor April 30, 2026

Her whole life, Em McGlasson knew college was not the path for her. After being diagnosed with dyslexia at a young age, she said school was a constant burden, and she never wanted to continue with her...

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