Krissy Brzycki, Page Editor
December 13, 2019
Although she was born in California, junior Hannah Hunt defies the valley girl stereotype typically associated with her birthplace.
She moved to Indianapolis when she was two years old and grew up in Perry Township. She acknowledg...
Krissy Brzycki and Daniel Billheimer
December 13, 2019
Life as a Falcon
Before vaulting into fame as a professional basketball player, Katie Douglas once roamed the these halls like the rest of us mortals. Being a Lady Falcon allowed her to be the student athlete she wanted to be...
Jaelyn Reynolds, Page Editor
December 13, 2019
Senior Walker Parker spends the later hours of the school day working at Lion’s Head Precision Machining, where he bends sheet metal and punches out pieces for parts. And he is able to do this due to the school’s partnership...
Andrew Haggerty, Reporter
December 12, 2019
This spring, the Perry Meridian track team will undergo a coaching change, as social studies teacher and girls head track coach Ryan Teverbaugh will become the head coach for both programs.
The overall goal is to develop ...
Lucas Ferdinand-McDonald, Page Editor
December 2, 2019
When senior Kaitlyn Greer found out she was nominated onto the homecoming court, she believed it was “an amazing opportunity I never knew I wanted.” She had never been on the court, and she was not expecting her nomination.
...
Sonia Ventura-Mendoza and Lucas Ferdinand-McDonald
November 22, 2019
Junior Jayden Taylor has been playing basketball since he was five years old.
Now, the colleges he watched as a youngster have come calling for him.
Taylor has verbally committed to play at Butler University on a ful...
Andrew Haggerty, Reporter
November 22, 2019
At the end of the 2019 football season, head coach Matthew Henninger officially resigned.
The job isn’t easy. The head coach needs to be on-call at all times, requiring extensive personal sacrifice throughout the year. ...
Sonia Ventura-Mendoza and Krissy Brzycki
November 22, 2019
Basic economics teaches that investing time, money and effort into a personal business is risky. There always remains the possibility that it could either skyrocket or fail. It all depends on the determination and willingne...
Avery Filipowicz, Reporter
November 22, 2019
Every single day, the ladies serving the food at school clock into the school, some at 5:30 a.m., in order to cook and serve breakfast food for the student body. Their school days are as long as students’ or more, keeping ni...
Andrew Haggerty, News Reporter
November 18, 2019
The boys varsity tennis team has had a solid season this year with senior Sajin Smith and junior Blake Deaton leading them at number one and number two singles.
Even so, at the Mid-State conference tournament the team secure...
Gaberial Beasley, Page Editor
November 18, 2019
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation recognized two Perry Meridian High School seniors, Benjamin Owen and Joseph Carper, as semifinalists for the National Merit Scholarship.
The students were nominated for the scholarship because the...
Alejandra Aguilar, Reporter
November 8, 2019
He performed at Universal Studios and appeared as a zombie on “The Walking Dead.” He sang backup for country singer Kenny Rogers and stocked shelves at Walmart. He even experienced homelessness.
But new English teacher Jeremiah Robinson ha...
