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Swimming at South: Souths original pool (pictured above, circa 1960s) once hosted both gym classes and swim teams. It was not until the Glenbrook referendum in the summer of 2007 that the second pool was added for the swim team.
South’s Pool hold History and Value
Queen Moshi, Staff Writer • November 20, 2023

The smell of chlorine fills the air as water splashes echo around the pool, with small puddles of water on the ground from people entering and...

Maya Scahill, Erica Li
What's the buzz?
Zoha Suteria and Sofia Cole November 17, 2023

Nestled within the humming halls of South lies a compelling habit that awakens the minds of young students:...

Growing hands-on interest in ASL
Growing hands-on interest in ASL
Maya Scahill, co-features editor • November 17, 2023

American Sign Language [ASL] is a unique form of communication encompassing a rich combination of hand...

Dia de los Muertos
Dia de los Muertos
November 17, 2023

Vases filled with bouquets of vibrant orange and yellow marigolds lie on the Ofrenda, an altar typically...

Languages speak volumes
Arwa Ghomrawi and Mae Kuchimanchi November 17, 2023

Each fall, the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) holds the

Group Effort: Geometry in construction students work together on their tiny home, which is aiming to be finished at the end of the 2024/2025 school year. The Geometry class places a strong emphasis on teamwork and collaboration, Frydman said.
Students helping students
Sarah Park, news editor • November 17, 2023
Since the creation of the Geometry in Construction class seven years ago, students have been renovating
Model U.N. at Stanford: Souths Model U.N. team poses in front of Stanford Universitys Auditorium after the awards ceremony. Although they did not win Best Large Delegation, they enjoyed a weekend full of team bonding, great food, debating, and learning in the bright California sun.
Model U.N. attends Stanford conference
Sarah Park, news editor • November 17, 2023
Model United Nations (Model U.N.) placed second at the Stanford Model United Nations Conference (SMUNC)
Collaborating to compete: Debate students (left to right) Sarah Kwon, Anugraha Khishore, and Kylie Sutton work together to prepare for the upcoming Glenbrooks Speech and Debate Tournament.
Dynamic debating duels
Olivia Richards, asst. news editor • November 17, 2023
Up to 3,000 students will travel to South from around the world for the Glenbrooks Speech and Debate
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Cross Country Lends a Hand
Cross Country Lends a Hand
Sara Rahman, Brigitte Sisto November 25, 2023

In the fall of 1998, runners on South’s boys’ cross country team were looking for a special goal...

Swimming at South: Souths original pool (pictured above, circa 1960s) once hosted both gym classes and swim teams. It was not until the Glenbrook referendum in the summer of 2007 that the second pool was added for the swim team.
South’s Pool hold History and Value
Queen Moshi, Staff Writer • November 20, 2023

The smell of chlorine fills the air as water splashes echo around the pool, with small puddles of water...

Erika Li, Anna Ivanov
South hires new coaches
Jonnie Devine, staff writer • November 17, 2023

This year, South’s athletic department saw 37 coaching vacancies, and 17 spots have yet to...

Crossing the finish line
Crossing the finish line
Conor Burke, staff writer • November 17, 2023

Kurt Hasenstein is retiring as South’s Cross Country and Track and Field Head Coach. Hasenstein has...

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Remarkable Rehearsal: During an Improvaganza! rehearsal, (left to right) freshman William Hanneman, junior Alek Troncoso, sophomore Bekah Vogt, and senior Antonio Torres act out an impromptu scene of James and the Giant Peach, courtesy of an audience suggestion.
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