Happy Centennial Boy Scouts
written by Samantha Hartfiel · February 16, 2010
On February 8 2010, the Boy Scouts of America celebrated 100 years of outdoor campouts, merit badges, and teaching youth important life skills. While scouting first began in 1907 with Baden Powell in England, it was brought to the United States in 1910 and has been a huge part in youth’s lives ever... [Read more]
Life on My Own: Inside scoop of college from a Park Alumnus
written by Erin Gibbs · January 14, 2010
Ever since I was a little girl, I’ve imagined what it would be like to be a “grown up”. I’d dream about being independent. The glamour of not having a bed time, eating whatever I wanted when I wanted it, and simply not having to ask to go to a friend’s house... [Read more]
Park Wins some sweet recognition
January 13, 2010
This has been a great year for Park High School. The school looks great, we’re getting some super new technology, and we’ve been approved to become a World International Baccalaureate School. As if to place a cherry on the top of this hot fudge sundae of achievement, Park was just... [Read more]
Ugg Boots – Fashion Do or Don’t?
written by Jasmine Branum · January 8, 2010
Whether you’re a fan or not – it seems as the Ugg boot fashion trend will not end. Ugg-style boots, called “fugg boots”, were first worn by World War I pilots. Genuine Ugg boots are made of 100% sheepskin, they are loose and comfortable plus, and they keep your feet... [Read more]
Fling for Spring
written by Crysta Coumer · December 24, 2009
This year as you wander halls of Park High, notice the trends the girls are sporting. The UGG boots, the teased hair, the wrists with fifteen bracelets on them and so on. But the thing that really catches my eye is the flowers girls are wearing in their hair. The strange thing about it is that, this... [Read more]
Park Alumnus Takes a Walk for Breast Cancer
written by Samantha Hartfiel · October 5, 2009
Imagine watching a mother, sister, friend, aunt, or even yourself suffer through a horrific disease in which each day is a struggle between life and death. For many people in the world today, this distress is a reality, for according to a 2009 survey by the American Cancer Association, 1 in 8... [Read more]
A Swinging Sensation
written by Samantha Hartfiel · September 4, 2009
Just over a year and a half ago, a small group of Park High School students discovered a minute treasure in the metro area where they could learn to dance, listen to live bands, and make new friends, all for a reasonable price. After listening to a request from band director Mr. Tank,... [Read more]
Instant Book Clubs Provide Entertainment for Park Girls
written by Samantha Hartfiel · July 9, 2009
While most students tend to abandon all subjects related to school over the summer, there is one group of Park High School students that are trying to keep their minds intact over the three month break whilst having a bit of fun. These five seniors: Emily Evans, Samantha Hartfiel, Rebecca Holland,... [Read more]
Park Pride is the New Black
written by Samantha Hartfiel · June 13, 2009
Amongst the flip flops, Ugg boots, and Abercrombie and Fitch T-shirts, a new trend can be seen expanding throughout the halls of Park High School. With the Park Super Fan Club leading the way, an explosion of Park pride can be seen in the form of lacrosse uniforms, Wolfpack sweatpants, and the infamous... [Read more]
Reviews and Advice for the ACT
written by Samantha Hartfiel · April 16, 2009
At least fifty Park juniors, and even a few seniors flocked to Hastings High School on Saturday April 4th at the early hour of 8 AM in order to take the renowned ACT exam. The ACT, which is the name of the test making company formerly known as American College Testing Program, is an important standardized... [Read more]



