JM23 baseball tournament serves as touching tribute to Jacob Medina
Anna Myers, Managing Editor
September 29, 2020
The JM23 baseball tournament was dreamt up by Perry baseball players Jacob Medina and Emery Miller last spring. Medina and Miller envisioned a five day long first annual tournament in which the proceeds could be given back to the community through a charity organization. The boys’ vision came into fruition last m...
SPECIAL REPORT: Students sound off ideas for returning to school
Nadine Loureiro and Lindsey Harrison
June 22, 2020
On a Zoom call, one month away from the scheduled start of school, a group of students discussed the ideas presented at the recent CUSD governing board study session regarding how to handle returning to school under COVID-19 conditions. Within the call there was a total of nine students: freshmen Eli...
CLASS OF 2020: A look at Precedent seniors
Dayton Jones, Sports editor
May 21, 2020
The senior class of 2020 who were on staff for the Perry Precedent all had different roles; some were on staff for one year and others for many. It didn't matter the length of which they took part in the paper, every one of them had a great impact. They may not be able to come back next year but all ...
Perry’s Best for Sports
Ashlyn Miner and Jalyn Knight, Staff Reporter
May 18, 2020
Football: Jackson Ford Senior, Jackson Ford has an amazing personality both on and off the field. He was one of the few not suspended from the team and remained a strong player through and through. He will continue his amazing exploits at Princeton University. Swim and Dive: Kalli Fa...
Ella Gunkel: Someone with a beaming future
Jalyn Knight, Staff Reporter
May 13, 2020
Whether it is running the track field or performing with her fellow pommies, Ella Gunkel is there. For many people, bringing sports from their childhood and teenage years to college-level and beyond is a strenuous task that numerous do not succeed in. However, for Ella Gunkel, this is more than just...
Cover of community magazine features Perry student’s work
Anna Myers, Features Editor
May 10, 2020
For most high school students and adults, childhood hobbies do not often come to fruition later on in life. Not many twenty year olds are interested in the same things that they were when they were three. Otherwise, we would have a lot more astronauts and fairy princesses living among us. While thi...
Pandemic vs. Pom
Jalyn Knight, Staff Reporter
April 27, 2020
By this point, the COVID-19 pandemic had affected everything that is considered normal on a global scale. Schools, businesses, and everyday activities have been shut down. The sports seasons which were scheduled for Spring have been canceled, and with this pom is included. In an effort to social distance, all pom pra...
Dylan Anderson: The future for Basketball
Jaidyn DeStefano Alai, Staff Reporter
April 27, 2020
Dylan Anderson, a 6’11 sophomore basketball player has even taller dreams to reach of joining the NBA. Dylan has always had a love for basketball but started to get passionate about it just three years ago. He plays for not only Perry, but also for his EYBL (as in Nike Circuit), a club called Arizona...
Lindsey Clouse: practicing and preparing
April 26, 2020
Senior year is a time for rites of passage as one chapter of life comes to a close and another opens. School shutdowns due to the COVID-19 outbreak have put a halt to this chapter, and stripped many students of their usual opportunities. Lindsey Clouse is a senior that, like most, has been left wonder...
The rising unemployment among teens
Vivian Duong, A&E Editor
April 12, 2020
With the important stress among social distancing to contain the growing pandemic of COVID-19, jobs have become an issue to many individuals, whether it be finding work or to now being at an unemployment status. “I’ve definitely thought about trying to find another job,” senior Kenneth Scott expl...
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