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Kate Chasey, Staff Writer

Senior Kate Chasey is a two-year member of The Prowler staff.  She is a Staff Writer.

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On a hot, spring day, this student reaches for a chilly refreshment provided by The Country’s Best Yogurt. TCBY showed its support at the Panther Pride’s annual Spring Sampler, donating a generous amount of their frozen yogurt to the fundraiser.

Raising money to the rhythm

May 7, 2017
Starr’s Mill High School alumnae Nicole Chrzanowski poses for a picture while covering the summer Olympics in Rio. Chrzanowski, a member of Gamma Phi Beta, will speak at the sorority informational meeting this Saturday.

Nothing ‘beta’ than going Greek

April 24, 2017
Georgia colleges and universities use The Common Application for admission purposes. The Common App altered their essay prompts to assist future college students through the application process, making it easier for applicants to express themselves in writing. The Common Application will respond to information requests and media inquiries from media sources. To submit a request, please contact Aba Blankson at media@commonapp.org. Be sure to include your name and news organization, as well as the topic that you are covering, and your question.

Revisions affecting decisions

March 23, 2017
AP Human Geography teacher Joseph Bara teaches a lesson on agriculture and climate zones. Bara currently teaches three periods of AP Human Geography and plans for more in years to come.

Making APs Bara-ble

February 13, 2017
Senior Devin Fourqurean took this picture while she admired the view from the top of the Eiffel Tower. “It was really cool to see Paris from that high up, especially because you can't see the edge of Paris. It just makes you realize just how big and gorgeous [the city] is,” Fourqurean said.

Travel, engagements, and family, OH MY!

January 19, 2017
Dr. Leila Crowder opens her copy of “Young Adult Literature.” “It’s a book I used for part of my research, I learned about the history of young adult literature,” Crowder said. Crowder spent three years at Mercer University to become a doctor in Curriculum and Instruction and awaits the graduation ceremony in May of 2017.

Starr’s Mill has a new doctor in the house

October 21, 2016
Named after Starr’s Mill, located on GA-85, Starr’s Mill High School will complete its twentieth year as of the end of the 2016-2017 school year. Traditionally, the Mill serves as a backdrop for senior pictures, prom pictures, and scenic enjoyment.

A progressive Panther past

October 3, 2016
A multitude of parking spaces at the Mill are home to lavish rides like this one, most of which come as birthday presents. “I would say that, yeah, getting a car for your 16th birthday is expected around here,” Senior Abby Delbene said.

Status first?

August 27, 2016
Dr. Sue Hutton helps a student register for his upcoming fall classes. The seven period day schedule has positively impacted students at the Mill, giving them numerous electives to choose from but has also forced teachers to make some changes in their lesson plans.

Choices for students, change for teachers

May 16, 2016
World Languages Department

World Languages Department

February 23, 2016
Marcie Comeau

Marcie Comeau

January 26, 2016
Freshman Ally Marlow sits in front of a computer screen for two hours taking her Writer's Workshop final exam. Currently, students with five or fewer occurrences, excused or unexcused, can exempt one exam on attendance if they have a 71% or higher in the class.

Got occurrences?

December 18, 2015
The junior varsity volleyball team finished 29-4 under coach Mark Decourcy. Two of his players, sophomores Jesse Echols and Lauren Avidano, moved up to varsity following the end of the JV season.

JV volleyball wraps up successful season

November 3, 2015
The Camacho family gathers together to raise awareness and prevention against suicide through their annual softball tournament.

[PHOTO] Camacho family’s softball tournament hits a homerun

October 9, 2015
English teacher Shad Genovese proudly stands in front of a giant Batman figurine. He holds Batman and Joker action figures.

Teachers proudly display quirks in class

September 9, 2015
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