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Kalista Photopulos, Staff Reporter

December 20, 2018

Filed under Clubs

Wanted: Social, outgoing people who are dedicated to working with a team of unique individuals in order to create a physical memory of your high school experience. Reward: A new passion and an unforgettable bond with a group of people you’ve both laughed and (possibly) cried with. To be honest, w...

Basketball Season Pictures

Chaetan Prabhu, Photographer

December 20, 2018

Filed under Sports

JV basketball cheer captain profiles

Allyson May, Staff Reporter

December 13, 2018

Filed under Player of the Month, Sports

With a new season of girls basketball ahead, the jv cheerleaders have selected two new captains to take lead in the squad this school year.                            Jada Bryant (‘21) What is an interesting fact about yourself?: “That I used to pla...

Warm hearts head to the cold

Kalista Photopulos, Staff Reporter

December 3, 2018

Filed under Features

Shaking girls, forced smiles, and a sea of green poms poms over 500 cheerleaders; the coldest Macy’s Day Thanksgiving parade reported happened to take place this Nov. 2018. Seven senior cheerleaders headed up to New York as the temperature drastically dropped during Thanksgiving break. Many ne...

Appreciating the Underappreciated

Kalista Photopulos, Staff Reporter

October 3, 2018

Filed under Features

The most underappreciated job at PHUHS is probably one of the most important. Plant Operations are the people that do the dirty work, literally. Seen sweeping up messes to fixing electrical troubles, they’re consistently busy finding a solution to a problem that needs to be fixed. Not only do th...

Flu, what’s up with you?

Jacob Costantino, Staff Reporter

October 3, 2018

Filed under News

It’s better to get a shot than end up in the lobby of a pediatric health care professional, because this year, the flu might get as bad as the 2014-15 flu epidemic. For this reason, The Center for Disease Control and prevention (CDC) is urging people to get ready for the next big flu season. “Because...

Make the right decision

Kalista Photopulos, Staff Reporter

April 20, 2017

Filed under Features

Decisions can be made in a second. You decide in one second that because you’re late, you’re going to speed. You decide in one second that you won’t wear your seatbelt because your ‘friends’ say it's ‘un-cool.’ You decide in one second that you’ll just pick up the cell phone to tell your...

Palm Harbor Panthers wrap-up

Kalista Photopulos, Staff Reporter

February 16, 2017

Filed under Sports

It’s time to get loud and it’s time to represent! As the Palm Harbor Panther (PHP) football season starts, so does cheer season. These PHP cheerleaders spend countless hours every week with dedication and determination. Starting in August, every PHP athlete is busy on Saturdays. Football players...

A Florida Winter

Lizzy Mason, Staff Reporter

February 16, 2017

Filed under Features

Winter? In Florida? These two things are not necessarily thought of together all the time. Warm air and sunshine is what the people of Florida are used to almost all year round. Snow may not be a weather option for this sunshine state, but there are almost always a few days of that mysterious cold...

Unconstitutional Constitutionalist

Aaron Downing, Staff Reporter

February 15, 2017

Filed under News

Within his first week of assuming public office, President Donald Trump has signed an astounding fourteen executive orders, a stark contrast to his campaign promise of repealing all of Barack Obama's unconstitutional executive orders. Among these controversial regulations and policies included the banning...