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As the student section cheers, the grizzly has been shown off to the crowd.
Grizzly Revealed
The smell of Rain
The smell of Rain
Hunter Stahl ('26), Slade Haviland ('28), Mitchell Lerner ('26), Levi Simms ('29), Gage Garrett ('27) Celebrating their 2nd place team score trophy.
Runnin’ The Hills
The Ratchet Rockers won the tournament in Iowa with the Wildcard Robotics and Robotic Warriors.
Robotics Goes to World
This is the 97th Oscars show ever, with there being around 3 years away from the 100th show.
The 97th Oscars Show
The Super Bowl this year had many surprises to see.
The 59th Super Bowl
Business attire! Looking stylish.
Uniforms or Personal Style: The Contreversy
Mrs. Clynes, a math teacher, loves what she does and makes a difference for our students.
Teaching This and Learning That
The JV soccer team is ready to throw candy and start the weekend off right.
Homecoming Hype
Seniors, Marisa Abraham and Dylan Richards, have been at our school for all four years of high school.
Senior Review
Of all of the restaurants in Wentzville, this is a favorite amongst the faculty and staff.
Fast Food for the Staff
Freshman, T.K. Davdison, has noticed some differences in high school that have made him more responsible.
Freshman First Impressions
Coach Lacy is the girls basketball coach.
Hittin’ The Court
Hunter Stahl ('26) pushes hard in the final Stretch of his sub 15-minute race.
15-Minute Barrier Broken
Dominic Holste ('27) wrestles at GACs against Fort Zumwalt North last year and cannot wait to take the mat this year.
1, 2, 3, Pin
Coach Pezzelle coaches both the girls and boys volleyball team.
Coach Questioning
Our players are very excited for the upcoming basketball season.
Ready to Ball
Khilie Jacobs ('29) had spirit week fun on class colors day.
The Homecoming Pep
Dylan Richards ('26) holding up a spooky item.
Halloween Festivities
Brenley Pate (29) is letting the class know that there is still time to get work done.
30 Seconds Left
In preparation for Halloween, this neighbor spent their time spookily decorating their house like no other.
Spooky, Scary and Spectacular
Elizabeth Johnson ('29) dresses up for Halloween with her friends from St. Dominic.
What Are You Being For Halloween?
Cobb Factory is our students' most popular haunted house in the area.
The Fear Factor
The Homecoming game was hype in the student section.
Hype of Hoco
NPTV Season 4, Episode 6
NPTV Season 4, Episode 6
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NPTV Season 4, Episode 5
NPTV Season 4, Episode 4
NPTV Season 4, Episode 4
HOCO Promo
HOCO Promo
NPTV Season 4, Episode 3
NPTV Season 4, Episode 3
Be sure to check out our musical on November 20, 21, and 22.
The Addams Family Brought to Life
NPTV Season 4, Episode 6
NPTV Season 4, Episode 6
NPTV Season 4, Episode 5
NPTV Season 4, Episode 5
NPTV Season 4, Episode 4
NPTV Season 4, Episode 4
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HOCO Promo
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The JV soccer team is ready to throw candy and start the weekend off right.

[Photo] Homecoming Hype

Brenley Pate and Shannon LeeAnn McDaniel
October 7, 2025
Last years varsity soccer team had a great float!

[Photo] Homecoming Parade Memories

Dylan Richards, Brenden Johnson, and Marisa Abraham
September 30, 2025
As the student section cheers, the grizzly has been shown off to the crowd.

[Photo] Grizzly Revealed

Tyler Horn and Colby Hunter
October 6, 2025
Brody Pierce ('28), Ben Billeau ('28) and Adam Sizemore ('28) are beginning to get used to the new cell phone rule. "We like to be on our phones before school, but we get off of them as soon as the bell rings," Sizemore said.

[Photo] Overcoming the Urge To Take It Out of Your Pocket

Shannon LeeAnn McDaniel, Colby Hunter, Elizabeth Johnson, Avery Hill, Dylan Richards, Viola Thomsen, Brenden Johnson, Marisa Abraham, Brenley Pate, Brady Giger, Tyler Horn, Connor Thompson, and Batul Dalal
August 27, 2025
All six journalists entered this highly competitive national contest and Sophia Gruntman (12) and Maggie Wallace (12) walked away with an award.

[Photo] Phun in Philly

Parker Billingham, Reporter
December 2, 2024
Mrs. Kahoe and the social studies department put together a breakfast and program to honor our local Veterans.

[Photo] Honoring Those Who Have Served

Ella Shorts, Reporter
November 19, 2024
Cheyenne Kingsbury (12), one of the judges for Project Poetry, gets ready to give feedback

[Photo] Project Poetry

Alonna Carter, Reporter
November 15, 2024
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The new hallway system makes the traffic flow so much better.

[Photo] Stairwell – To the Right, To the Left

Ella Shorts and Makayla Ruch
September 4, 2024
Zach Frecks ('24) recently got Braeden Ball ('24) out in the senior assassin game.

[Photo] Game On

Maddy Burgess, Reporter
May 3, 2024
Elephant Rocks State Park is worth the drive because the rocks are massive.

[Photo] Where to Visit This Summer

Jenna Vanderbol, Reporter
April 29, 2024
April Showers brings more than sunflowers. It is full of interesting tidbits.

[Photo] More Than Just April Showers

Brooke Purler, Reporter
April 19, 2024
Dom Cash ('26), Jaymeson Brown ('26) and Brody Clemons ('26) know that November is a time to be thankful.

[Photo] November Celebrations

Brooke Purler, Reporter
November 15, 2023
The Disco-theed HOCO dance was a hit this year with over 1100 students attending.

[Photo] DISCO Themed HOCO

Jenna Vanderbol, Reporter
October 25, 2023
There are many fall festivities that people love including carving pumpkins.

[Photo] Fall Festivities

Brooke Purler, Reporter
October 24, 2023
Cheyenne Petelik ('26) found the Elf sitting on a window sill.

[Photo] Elf On The Shelf

Izzy Smithey, Reporter
December 13, 2022
Faith Hall ('26) finished the scavenger hunt as well.

[Photo] Holiday Scavenger Hunt

Daniel Coleman, Reporter
December 1, 2022
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[Photo] World Cup Draws More USA Fans

Nate Logan, Reporter
December 1, 2022
Mrs. Docket's whole family surprised her when she was announced as our teacher of the year at the faculty meeting.

[Photo] In Honor of Mrs. Docket

Nate Logan and Adianna Lynne
November 18, 2022
Ms. Swanson's English class had a dead word funeral for the dead words that they are not allowed to use in their scary stories. Ava Arrezzio ('26) dressed appropriately for the funeral.

[Photo] Spooky Plans for Halloween

Catherine Hunn and Braelyn Trager
October 20, 2022
Bella Bauer ('24) gets spunky for "Neon" day. "I was most excited for this day because we were all dressing up for the game," Bauer said.

[Photo] And What a Spirit Week It Was

Mason DeHart, Reporter
October 4, 2022
Getting ready for the flyover, Bella Bauer (24') holds banners to welcome the helicopter. "It went by really quickly, but it was fun," Bauer ('24) said. "It was really funny because we were waving way too early and we sat there waving for like two minutes."

[Photo] A Bird’s Eye View

Adianna Lynne, Holliday Palazzolo, and Kym Francis
August 26, 2022
Kayla Ringwald painted this beautiful photo prop that Raeleigh Meyer ('25) took a picture behind. "Painting this was something to put out my artistic ability and try different mediums in art," Ringwald said. "It took me about an hour and half."

[Photo] Inaugural Shakespeare Festival is a Hit

Mora Arzuagas, Reporter
March 30, 2022
One of the many students at North Point, Alexis Beck (24') utilizes the personal care station located in the bathrooms.

[Photo] Personal Care Stations/Menstrual Products in the North Point Bathrooms

Adianna Lynne, Design Editor
March 11, 2022
Don't miss out on your club picture for the yearbook.

[Photo] Club Picture Day February 16

Mora Arzuagas, Reporter
January 28, 2022
Snowflakes are not visible to the naked eye, just like sadness.

[Photo] The Winter Blues

Alexia Zweifel, Reporter
February 10, 2022
On Saturday, Oct. 23, the soccer teams got up early to head to Soccer Park to help out special needs soccer players learn the game of soccer.

[Photo] The Soccer Teams Hit the Field

Luke Chipley, Reporter
October 28, 2021
The varsity team placed second place at the St. Dominic Tournament, which was a draw, but determined by goal differential.

[Photo] A Great Start for the Soccer Program

Parker Tieman, Reporter
September 9, 2021
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