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 ...
Inside from a traveling teacher’s busy day
Vivian Duong, Staff Reporter
March 5, 2019
Blending in with a crowd of students during passing period, especially help maneuvering a cart full of several papers around the busy hallway of a multitude of students around can be equally tough for a teacher around. From getting classroom to classroom, it can be equally tough when everyone around...
Cheer wins State and claims 4th at Nationals
Leilanie Rios, Staff Writer
March 5, 2019
Perry cheer is a name people will remember for many reasons, that might be from the hard work put into each and every game or their unstoppable season from back to back wins and placing first in the state, overall this season the girls were on fire. That fuel carried on into nationals where they lef...
Migrating bats infest C-building
Macie Miller, Sports Editor
March 5, 2019
Perry high school is continuing to expand each year, and a new addition to the C-building is currently being added. As boring as construction sounds, it has brought about some hysterics and excitement within classrooms that line the back of the building, closest to where the construction is taking plac...
Green Day, U2, We Revolt
Aubree Flores, Reporter
March 5, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, Showcase
It may be impossible to imagine legendary bands such as U2 and Green Day jamming in their garages after a long school day, but during their teenage years, those greats were no different than senior Ian Cunningham and his band We Revolt. Drew Anderson, Maddox Hallums, Vic Anthony, Mitchell Sutterby, and...
Pumas’ bats hot to begin 2019 campaign
Abby Knoblock, Staff reporter
March 4, 2019
For a team who is replacing ten seniors from the class of 2018, this year’s baseball team has showed that they have not skipped a beat. The Pumas, who went 16-13 a year ago and made an early playoff exit at the hands of soon-to-be 6A runners up Mountain Ridge, want another shot of having an excellent...
FEATURE: Students workshop theater into future career
Vivian Duong, Staff Reporter
March 4, 2019
Filed under Entertainment, Showcase
The sparkling red and purple sequins filling up in the theater workshop makes this year’s musical stand out from the rest. The walls of the sewing room tacked on with sketches of costumes, especially of the horns of a dragon that would later be showcased into the show that show the development of ea...
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...
Soccer seniors prepare to say final goodbye
Makayla Gee, Double Truck Editor
February 12, 2019
The end has come for six Pumas; the closing of soccer season means the team’s seniors must hang up their cleats for the last time. Keegan Cunningham At the young age of four, Keegan Cunningham started playing on the soccer field. “I had a lot of my friends playing soccer,” Cunningham exp...
Calloway fights his way for record breaking legacy on varsity
Macie Miller, Sports Editor
February 12, 2019
As a first time Perry wrestler back in 2016, Travis Calloway set the stage for the next four years of his high school wrestling career with a 19 win record on varsity. The wins would only continue to rack up from there, as the 195 pound wrestler continued his career as a Perry Puma. This year Cal...
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