Five minutes of infamy: students go viral at Trump rally
Lauren Fountain, Opinions Editor
September 1, 2017
When three Perry seniors attended President Donald Trump’s rally in Phoenix on Aug. 22, they had no idea that a photo of them posing in their patriotic ensembles would go viral, subjecting them to waves of hate from people they had never met. “That night when we were at the Trump rally we were getting pictures,” senior Nathanael Foster said. “So ...
10th year most successful year for all Puma athletics
Sawyer Del Fosse, Staff Reporter
May 25, 2017
The 2016-2017 school year has been a historic year for PHS athletics. This year was the first year that every team sport qualified for the playoffs. Athletic director Jennifer Burks said, “This year, we made it the farther into the playoffs with more teams than we ever have. So as far as how deep ...
Clouds on campus: Vape levels rise on school grounds
May 24, 2017
Filed under Features, Showcase
Vaping is a phenomenon that is growing rapidly among schools, and becoming native to many young adults. While many are unaware of specific consequences in school and outside of campus, students continue to indulge in this fad. From sour apple flavoring to spicing up your pen with decals, the industry...
After bumpy start, baseball finishes inside top 6
Zach Klein, Sports Editor
May 24, 2017
It is never easy to be at peace with a playoff loss, especially late in the postseason - especially when your team will lose 12 of the 25 rostered players to graduation. The class of 2017 has one of the largest senior classes in both school enrollment and baseball players, and this year’s startin...
Men’s volleyball season wrap-up
Lincoln Luse, Staff Reporter
May 23, 2017
After a 6A division state runner up finish last season, head coach Brian Pomerantz knew it was going to be a challenge to get back to the state title game, especially after losing three starters to graduation in 2016. The Pumas had to fill the shoes of three starters from last year’s record-breaki...
Summer Assignments: What Gives?
Cameron Martin, Staff Reporter
May 23, 2017
Filed under Opinions, Showcase
With about one-third of students being in at least one honors or AP class, a lot of us are no stranger to summer assignments. One of the objectives of summer books and packets is to prepare students for the types of learning themes they will be tackling next year while reviewing last year’s content...
History teacher pursues musical passion
Nikki Soto, Staff reporter
May 21, 2017
Teachers strive to motivate students to follow their passions, no matter how abstract they may seem. U.S. and World History teacher Paul Kreutz does this by embodying what it means to make a dream reality. A dedicated teacher and devoted musician, Kreutz is able to start the day sharin...
The “Practically Perfect” musical makes its debut
Madi Kimball, Staff Reporter
April 26, 2017
Filed under Entertainment, Showcase
Before the curtain opened, the cast and crew of “Mary Poppins” had put in hours of grueling work and preparation for the best production possible. Auditions were held right after winter break and the crew had been preparing ever since. “Mary Poppins” finally hit the stage on April 13 followed...
Gunaraj leads Speech and Debate to victory
Valerie Burgess, Staff Reporter
April 26, 2017
After weeks of preparation and research, along with countless hours of after school practices, Speech and Debate team members have wrapped up this year’s season. This year’s team consisted of roughly 30 members participating in a range of events such as Public Forum debate and Dramatic Interpretat...
Men’s volleyball flies to the top of the rankings
Lincoln Luse, Staff Reporter
April 25, 2017
With 32 games under their belt, men’s volleyball players is fighting to maintain their fourth-in-state ranking. Their record so far is 23-10-4, with only two games left before the playoffs begin. Although the Pumas are not doing as well as they hoped, they are still confident in their abilities to...
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