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Rachel Vrazel, Web Editor

Rachel Vrazel is a current senior and Web Editor for FHC Today returning to publications for her third year on staff. She is active in FHC Spotlight Players Troupe #5743, is a two-time Missouri State Thespian Officer, a member of Chamber and Chorale Choirs, and has been an officer for Principal's Council since 2019. Outside of school, Rachel is active in the St. Joseph Parish, Cottleville youth group and works as a sales associate at Famous Footwear.

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RACKS ON RACKS: Past costumes from previous productions can be found in the Costume Loft in the auditorium, located 20 feet above the main floor.

Rooms to Go Searching For

May 11, 2022
Ms. Williams walks around her Algebra II classroom helping anyone that may be struggling. Ms. Williams is a bright teacher who is determined to do anything for her students to be successful.

Brittney Williams

May 5, 2022
Ms. Zykan conducts a brainstorming session for new t-shirt designs. Zykan is responsible for creating different t-shirts for clubs and events like Arte.

Amy Zykan

May 5, 2022
HAIR DYE DISTRACTION: Rosemary Vrazel sits on her living room couch for a picture after dying her hair. She dyed it to bring something positive to a day with particularly bad flare-ups and pain.

Invisible Disabilities

April 11, 2022
A HIGHER PLACE: Mrs. Christina Lentz’s Adam Levine poster hangs high above the student’s heads in the corner of her classroom. The poster is loved by students and an important part of the classroom environment.

Classroom Curios

April 11, 2022
Unpacking

Unpacking

February 11, 2022
Frost covers the grassy ground in a St. Peters neighborhood. With the recent drop into freezing temperatures, this is becoming a much more common sight for students when they wake up in the morning, signaling the arrival of the winter season.

A Change In Plans

November 4, 2021
Taking a Swing: Seniors Jayden Jones (left) and Cameron Hill (right)play badminton in their seventh hour Net Sports class. “The three main sports we cover are badminton, volleyball, and tennis. We also play pickleball,” Coach Jennifer Denny, who teachers the class, said.

Finding the Right Fit

October 26, 2021
Transition to Traditional

Transition to Traditional

October 21, 2021
Back To Normal?

Back To Normal?

October 21, 2021
Harmaans workspace shows off just a few of the masks shes made. Masks are one of the most vital necessities to keep oneself and others safe during this pandemic.

Stitching Together During The Pandemic

January 19, 2021

Update: Gov. Mike Parsons extends school closures through end of year, FHSD adapts online learning schedule

April 9, 2020

Update: Number of Missouri COVID-19 cases spikes by 300 in one day

March 31, 2020
A Plethora of Responsibilities: Taking part in many extracurriculars and multiple advanced classes can be enjoyable for many students. However, being so involved can also cause a lot of stress and anxiety, specifically for students who are determined to perform perfectly in all aspects of their involvement.

The Burden of Success

March 3, 2020
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[Photo] Legendary Improvement

March 3, 2020
In this illustration inspired by Little House on the Prairie Christmases, a family enjoys Christmas by spending time with one another by the fireplace.

Take Me Back to the Little House

December 26, 2019
Mrs. Morrows first hour class holds the banner they signed after winning the Penny Wars. Mrs. Fetsch will take the banner with her to the Light the Night event which also raises money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society each year.

Competing For a Cause

November 11, 2019
Principal Sonny Arnel speaks with a student about a concern on Friday, Sept. 13 outside his office. Dr. Arnels Principals Council is a group of students from all grades he uses to learn about the concerns and opinions of the student body.

Giving Students a Voice

October 7, 2019
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