Alejandra Aguilar, Reporter
December 13, 2019
On Dec. 4 and 5, the music department hosted its Songs of the Season: Winter Bells Program, bringing together each section from the jazz band, choir, and orchestra.
Although each student is part of his or her own group, they came...
Gabriel Beasley, Page Editor
December 13, 2019
Green lanyards. Lots and lots of bright, neon green lanyards. These polyester chains often choke the vision of students participating in clubs. While this occasionally puts them in odd positions, senior leadership within clubs ...
Alejandra Aguilar, Reporter
December 13, 2019
Before Thanksgiving Break, U.S. Senator Todd Young visited Perry Meridian, answering student questions about the student loan debt crisis and dual credit courses. .
Young claims Perry Meridian is “overperforming” ...
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...
Danae Suarez, Reporter
December 13, 2019
Last year, when I sat down with my counselor to create my schedule, I wrote down two AP classes: Spanish and Psychology.
I felt obligated to take AP Spanish because that was the next step after Spanish 4, and AP Psychology beca...
Avery Filipowicz, Reporter
December 13, 2019
As the end of the semester approaches , many seniors are enduring the process of mock congress in their government classes. Students partake in a simulated version of the U.S. Congress to learn more about the government syste...
December 13, 2019
Andrew Haggerty, Reporter
December 13, 2019
The Perry Meridian swim team’s season is picking up momentum, having already competed six times and springing back into competition Mon., Dec. 16.
Although they undergo an intense schedule, practicing Monday through Saturday e...
Diana Pyle and Danae Suarez
December 13, 2019
Over the past ten years, a lot has changed.
With the development of most social media apps and websites in the late aughts and early ‘10s, American society has transformed seemingly overnight. As we grew up, we grew more conne...
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...
Lucas Ferdinand-McDonald, Page Editor
December 13, 2019
The holiday season has arrived, and with it, Thanksgiving pitch-ins and Christmas gift-giving has entered into the halls of PMHS.
Getting a break from a classroom routine allows students to feel more relaxed entering the ...
Krissy Brzycki, Page Editor
December 12, 2019
As Halloween approaches, the classic debate over whether or not teenagers should be able to trick-or-treat tends to arise between different generations.
Many people say that teens are “too old” to trick-or-treat and that the...
