Thanks for principal Dan Serrano
Anna Myers, Staff reporter
April 17, 2019
Filed under Features, Opinions, Showcase
A principal’s worst nightmare came to fruition last quarter as angry parents in addition to misinformed activists marched outside the administration office. Over the course of the school year, specifically within this last quarter, the student body has watched principal Dan Serrano take hit after hit ...
Player Profile: Softball’s Saige Stutz
Isabel Behrendt, Staff Reporter
March 7, 2019
With a brutal 63-mph right-handed pitch, senior Saige Stutz has been delivering experience and excellence to the varsity softball team since her freshman year. She has contributed to the team’s evolution in the past three years and continues to help the team improve in hopes of a state championshi...
The basketball season: a wrap-up
Anna Myers and Grant Sands, Staff Reporters
March 7, 2019
Boys: The Puma boys basketball team’s season came to an end on the floor of Wells Fargo Arena when a 10 point loss to the Pinnacle Pioneers ended the team’s hopes of winning a state title. After an opening round playoff win over Skyline and a 17 point victory over Mountain Pointe that set ...
Healthy Diet Proves Runners Success
Kalany Rosado, Staff Reporter
March 5, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, Features, News, Sports
The track team meets for practice Monday through Friday right after a long day at school from 2:30-4:30.these athletes are training long hours through rain or shine. The Perry team is committed to growing and getting stronger and faster with every practice. On 2/27 3:30pm there first dual will take p...
Exchange student seeks to achieve American tennis dreams
Devin Jernigan, A&E Editor
March 5, 2019
Becoming a professional athlete is the dream of millions around the world. To turn a passion of a sport, a physical activity with the goal of beating your opponent, into a drive to be the very best that has ever existed and beat everyone along the way. Many people have this is a dream in their mind, ...
One student’s ever-changing world
River Bradshaw, Staff Reporter
February 20, 2019
Filed under Features, Showcase
With a humble smile, Jacob Selvidge admits his strongest virtue is his ability to adapt. This virtue helps him in numerous endeavors throughout his life. Being a senior, a speech and debate state champion, member of the jazz choir, director of a theatrical one act, and an actor himself, Selvidge alw...
Food Truck Influences Student Population
Sydney Wolfe, New's Editor
February 12, 2019
Food truck success? A better option for hungry Pumas? Many students look forward to lunch as a pivotal part of their school day. However, there are mixed responses regarding the implementation of the food truck, “Nosh + Nomad” during Thursday lunches. With the goal of alleviating lo...
Coach Axeman starts his debut at the Hotshots
Damian Tippett, Newspaper Adviser
February 12, 2019
Assistant football coach Steve Axman has joined Arizona’s newest professional football team: the Arizona Hotshots. Axman will fill a familiar role with the Hotshots as the team’s quarterbacks coach. He has been the Pumas’ QB coach since 2016.. The Hotshots are in their inaugural season of...
The seniors of QNDP Magazine
Vivian Duong, Staff Reporter
February 12, 2019
Filed under Features
Through the start of a few friends, Quarter, Nickel, Dime, Penny (QNDP) Magazine was made with the intention of establishing an outlet for people with creativity within the community. “I kind of oversee like all the writing and all the things that go onto the website, I overlook that,” senior...
Couples on campus
Anna Myers, Staff Reporter
February 4, 2019
Filed under Double Truck, Features
You would never guess that the kid who sits across the room in your eighth grade grade Algebra two class would end up being your highschool sweetheart. Especially a zero hour class. Nevertheless, seniors Amanda Federico and Matt O’Neal found love in this hopeless place. The couple, who starte...
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