With the anniversary of 9/11 having come and gone within the past 18 years, each graduating class moves on with their life, and students have become more dissociated and less connected with the tragedy,...
Proper, hard-working, inspiring are only a few words used to describe history teacher, John Prothro. He has taught now for 32 years and has yet to lose any passion for the work he does, calling all his...
We’ve never seen this before.
In Perry’s tenth year, the school has seen its share of football playoff games, but nothing like what we’re witnessing in 2016, and the laundry list of program-firsts...
It’s 2016, and as the United States faces the upcoming election of a new president, every vote counts, even before the actual election period begins. What that means for the front running candidates...
Within the walls of his classroom, history teacher John Feula appears entirely in his element. His walls boast pictures of historical figures like George Washington, and the board is coated in valuable...
Principal Dan Serrano calls him the “voice of Perry.” His colleagues call him inspirational; his students call him their favorite.
History teacher John Prothro loves his job. He teaches history...
Friday, Sept. 4 will be a somber day as respected history teacher Brittney Lockridge spends her last day on campus. After nearly three years of educating students at Perry, she will be relocating.
Her...
An ominous melody plays and the words “Unbroken” followed by “a true story” appear on the black screen. These words are followed by a transition to a pan of a pale blue sky filled with clouds,...
In the midst of college applications and preparing for graduation, hundreds of high school seniors have hurried to get their final history credit.
It is easy to get lost in the daily monotony of high...
Just over 13 hours of fierce activity, including running, biking, and swimming, is more than overwhelming to anyone attempting it. Such a challenge proved to be no big deal to American/Arizona history...
