Kay Porter Theatre Renovations

Some PBHS students may have noticed the lack of a major theatrical performance this past fall. Due to prolonged renovations, the production of “Charlotte’s Web” has been postponed three times and is

Artist to be Recognized: Jessi Cochran

To senior Jessi Cochran, the definition of “theater” and “acting” is her life. Jessi said, “Well...acting and theater are what I want to do with the rest of my life. With them you get to be somebo

VoTech Serves Students (Part Two)

Leigh Hackworth, a senior from PBHS who takes the TCC welding course, said, “My parents said, ‘You can’t weld. You’re a girl.’ Some advice (for while in the class): Don’t ask questions, and don’t be a

Mules Basketball

Scholarship "Fore" Tyler Hillis

Senior Tyler Hillis was recently awarded a scholarship to play golf at the University of Missouri-Columbia. The scholarship will cover half of his tuition fees. Hillis has worked hard to earn thi

Cheerleaders:: Not Just A Peppy Yell

If you think cheerleading is not a sport, think again! Many people think that all cheerleading is is jumping up and down yelling “Go Team!” Cheerleading is much more than that--it requires great a

Armada Comic

Mules Basketball has Rough Start

The Mules are back for another year of crowded gyms, concession-stand food, and on-the-edge-of-your-seat games. With the record of 5-8, as of Jan. 22, the Mules are trying to bounce back from the ama

Senior Spotlight: Kristen Abrams

Kristen Abrams is as deserving of a senior spotlight as anyone. She has been faithful to the Show-Me band ever since the first day of high school and also enjoys drama. She enjoys playing clarine

Senior Spotlight: Brian Chronister

This issue’s Senior Spotlight is focused on Brian Chronister. Many students are familiar with Brian’s parents, Kirk and Cindy Chronister, who are both well-known teachers and coaches.