He said:
Josh Spiller, senior
I would bring my phone because I can’t live without it, my friends to keep me entertained and have some fun and my mom because I love her and can’t live without her.
Tommy...
We all had favorite toys when we were younger, whether they were dolls, action figures, or stuffed animals. The Kirkwood Call asked some of KHS's students and teachers what their most cherished toy was...
Michael Rath, senior, can’t imagine his life without running. Involved in both cross country and track at KHS he always needs to keep in shape.
“We run seven days a week,” Rath said. “So I probably...
After being separated for about three months, I have been reunited with my brother. We aren't related genetically, come from different countries and have only spent a total of three weeks together in our...
Memorizing lines in Dutch isn’t easy for a nine-year-old. Yet, Sammi Kuehnlein, senior, recalls such a task for her part in “Miracle on 34th Street” as being the catalyst for her love of performance.
“It...
Today, Sept. 19, the entire Freshman Class of 2016 filed into Keating Theatre during homeroom to determine who they wanted to lead their class. After school, the official announcement was made of the students...
They cannot talk for 24 hours. They are al- lowed very little food, do laborious work and sleep alone in the woods for a night, with only a few essentials to survive.
This is how Devin Callahan, senior,...
A bucket list is a relatively new concept which cemented itself in pop-culture after the release of a 2008 movie starring Morgan Freeman and Jack Nicholson, usually applied to living out long-held...
In seventh grade, Andrew Lowe (Lau)sat down in front of his computer’s webcam for the first time and started making videos he had dreamed of from the first time he watched a YouTube video.
Andrew,...
The seating chart: students hate it, teachers love it and kids claim it always finds a way to separate them and their best friends. However, the seating chart in Simao Drew’s English classes determined...
