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Madi Scott

Madi Scott, Staff Photographer

Senior Madison Scott has been in publications for 2 years now. She joined her junior year and has loved the class ever since. This class lets her work at her own pace and even express her own ideas through pictures and videos. Along with all of this, the class is also a fun and welcoming environment.

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On second base, sophomore Jack Getgood catches the ball and tags the base runner from the opposing team. Although he tagged him, the umpire called the play safe, putting the Spartans on high alert that they were about to score.

Winning Through the Weather

Madi Scott, Staff Photographer
May 23, 2025

Senior Salute

Audrey Webb and Madi Scott
May 20, 2025
To start off the teacher versus student basketball game during the pep assembly on, Coach Andrew Carter and senior Andrew Martin jump up to compete for the ball. Martin was able to swat the ball to his teammate first which allowed the students to start on offense.

Coach Andrew Carter

Madi Scott, Staff Photographer
May 8, 2025
After getting the ball back in their possession, senior Julia Peters fights hard to keep it. As it was a close call, Peters was able to fight hard and keep the ball in their possession, running it closer to the goal.

Little With a Large Impact

Madi Scott, Staff Photographer
May 6, 2025
After the play was finished, Danny Maher ran to his group huddle to celebrate. Maher encouraged his teammates the whole game which led to them to work together and have a successful win as a team.

Ecstatic Energy

Madi Scott, Staff Photographer
May 2, 2025
Ruled by the sun, Leo's are known to be very confident. While doing her makeup, senior Dani Jansen smiles into the mirror, highlighting her confidence and positive personality.

When Stars Align

Audrey Webb and Madi Scott
April 15, 2025
The satirical horror movie “American Psycho” follows the life of Patrick Bateman who is a wealthy New York City banker by day and a gruesome serial killer by night. Modeled in the photo is junior Gage Haile whose appearance perfectly represents the clash between surface-level perfection and the chaos that is within him.

[Photo] Movie Night

Caroline Kraft, Visuals Ediotr-in-Chief
April 17, 2025
Sophomores Gabby Bess and Jocelyn Haider laugh together as they finish their workshop. Ashley Runge makes the students do workshops before jumping into the project so they can get used to the different types of paints and mediums.

Their Right to Artistry

Madi Scott, Staff Photographer
March 31, 2025
To start off the teacher versus student basketball game during the pep assembly on, Coach Andrew Carter and senior Andrew Martin jump up to compete for the ball. Martin was able to swat the ball to his teammate first which allowed the students to start on offense.

A Culture Made by Community

Madi Scott, Staff Photographer
February 24, 2025

Dominating the Mat

Audrey Webb and Madi Scott
February 6, 2025
During the medley relay, sophomore Sarah Turner comes up for air during her breaststroke. It's important that the swimmers come up for air regularly so they don’t run out of breath which would lead them to become tired during their race.

A Breath of Fresh Air

Madi Scott, Staff Photographer
January 31, 2025
During his first match of the day, senior Owen McCracken winces in pain as his opponent lays on his leg. McCracken was able to flip his opponent on his back, freeing his leg and pinning his opponent down.

Practice Makes Perfect

Madi Scott, Staff Photographer
December 18, 2024
Senior year can be difficult for any athlete, causing heightened emotions throughout the season, and for senior Cooper Troha it’s no different. While sitting on the bench, calming down from a tension filled game, Troha reflects on his plays. Although his emotions can cause minor issues during games, Troha still believes that they help him be the best player he can be. “Showing my emotion on the field pushes me to play harder and stay focused,” Troha said. “I use it to turn any moment into motivation to do good.” After a difficult season, Troha is ready for the bittersweet moment of retiring his cleats and saying goodbye to the Francis Howell Central soccer program.

[Photo] Where They Flourish

Caroline Kraft, Visuals Editor-in-Chief
December 6, 2024
During the game at Francis Howell, sophomore Jackson Chartrand tackles the opposing team. Chartrand was able to stop the play and prevent the opposing team from gaining more yardage.

Ending the Season With Optimism

Madi Scott, Staff Photographer
November 8, 2024
On Sep. 27, 2024 the Francis Howell Central Spartans huddle up before their game against Troy. Both teams have been conference rivals for years.

[Photo] Football Stereotypes: Fact or Fumble?

Sydney Ross, Staff Reporter
October 7, 2024
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