It’s second semester and we are all moving a little slower and procrastinating a little longer. These symptoms are typical in seniors who have contracted senioritis. But are seniors the only ones noticing...
Seniors leave for college. Juniors have more rights next year. Foreign exchange students go back home. Everything changes.
This year I was a German foreign exchange student at South. It is amazing...
On Friday, April 8th, Dr. Dain held a cookout in the courtyard, thanks to students who donated to the canned food drive and raised 12,000 cans total; 7,000 over our original goal of 5,000.
Senior, Jacob...
Five students from the South DECA team placed in the top 10 in the State contest. Junior Evan Offutt and senior Ali Ballester placed seventh in the Marketing Communication Team Decision Event; senior...
Leanna Farney, 21st Century Journalist
• April 7, 2016
The game is called assassins. At Shawnee Mission South we are not allowed to call the game the game that, so the seniors all call it Gotcha. Everyone is running around screaming “got you.”...
The Louder Than a Bomb poetry team, took third place at the finals Saturday, April 2, at the Gem Theater. The team, coached by English teacher Caroline Ewing, consisted of sophomore Tara Phillips, junior...
From the first beat to the final note, "Hamilton: An American Musical," was a breath of fresh air for the musical theater world. With a modern twist on the story of a forgotten founding father, it isn't...
Turn, leap, jump, dance. Freshman Mia Neaderhiser has been at Miller Marley dance studio six out of seven days a week for four to five hours a day. She has been on her tip toes for 10 years and counting....
In 2015, 13 teens lost their lives due to car crashes in Kansas and 40 percent of those teens were not properly restrained.
To reduce the amount of teen deaths per year, through March 11, Overland...
A contractor cutting a power line by accident left more than 900 Kansas City Power and Light customers in the dark Friday, March 25, including Shawnee Mission South.
At a little after 10 a.m. a line...
