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Mya McCullum

Mya McCullum, Staff Writer

This is sophomore Mya McCullum's second year with The Prowler. She is a staff writer.

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Autumn breeze and KICs

Autumn breeze and KICs

October 15, 2021
Sophomore Jesiah Loyd is listening to “Leave the Door Open” by Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak. This song is Silk Sonics debut single.

[Photo] Panther Tracks

September 10, 2021

Coach’s Corner

September 2, 2021
Masked up KICs

Masked up KICs

August 20, 2021
May 14, 2021 - Candles differ in sizes.

[Photo] Starr Gazing

May 24, 2021
Allie Walker

Allie Walker

May 24, 2021
Former head coach Mark Williamson had been waiting a while for the right time and for the right person to come along before he could retire. Williamson believes that he found that in Peyton Dean. Dean has origins as a softball captain at Whitewater, and as a Division II softball player at Armstrong State University. In the past year, she had served as one of the assistant coaches.

[Photo] All good things come to an end

May 17, 2021
Darby Olive

Darby Olive

May 17, 2021
Senior midfielder Jacqueline Broderick celebrates with her team after scoring a goal against the Northview Titans last Tuesday. In the A-AAAAA semifinals, the Lady Panthers hosted Northview where the Panthers won 12-11 in a close contest to make it to the state championship for the third year in a row. Broderick racked up three goals, an assist, and three ground ball controls. She and senior midfielders Jessica DeLuca and Addie McDaniel all had hat tricks.

[Photo] Guess who’s back

May 14, 2021
Heath Whitlock

Heath Whitlock

May 7, 2021
April 23, 2021- Space between a metal train and the wall creates a shadow.

Starr Gazing

May 3, 2021
Kathleen Stephens walks with her parents and is attending Georgia College. “In 2020 we went to the Atlanta relays and we placed 2nd in the four by twos which was really cool, because that is a huge meet,” Stephens said. “The next day the team got to watch the marathon trials for the Olympics.”

[Photo] Where will they run to next?

April 19, 2021
March 14, 2021 - Watches display different times.

Starr Gazing

March 31, 2021
Senior midfielder Darby Olive dribbles the ball downfield. The Lady Panthers capitalized on their newfound momentum to dominate Whitewater on both sides of the ball. Five different players scored either a goal or an assist. Olive scored a goal off of an assist from senior Chloe Thompson with 10 minutes to go in the first half.

[Photo] To find one’s footing

March 8, 2021
Feb. 11, 2021 - Backpack sits on a car hood prior to winter break.

Starr Gazing

March 1, 2021
Nov. 27, 2020 - LEGO Minifigure hand laid onto a white void to show the expressive beginning to any project.

Starr Gazing

November 30, 2020
Recording area where media specialist Rick Wright will help faculty and staff record episodes of a new podcast, “First Chapter Fridays.” Wright brings in participants to discuss their favorite books, engage with the school, and reach out to students learning virtually.

[Photo] Media center reaching out to students through new podcast

November 20, 2020
Economics teacher Mark DeCourcy was selected to be Starr’s Mill’s 2020-2021 Teacher of the Year. DeCourcy teaches economics and AP macroeconomics.

[Photo] Economics teacher Mark DeCourcy selected as Teacher of the Year

November 18, 2020
FEATURE

[Photo] Junior Lilli Backes commits to the University of North Carolina

November 8, 2020
As part of the P.B.I.S. initiative, Starr’s Mill rewards positive behavior -- respect, accountability, and responsibility -- by recognizing students with a nomination or “caught ya.” “Caught ya” students also receive a star to go up on the “Wall of Stars” in the 800 hallway.

[Photo] Step beyond ‘thank you’

November 5, 2020
Oct. 27, 2020 - As students start back to school five days a week, they are getting overwhelmed with school work. Work ranges from hours of virtual to stressful tests in classes.

Starr Gazing

October 30, 2020
“The Guardians” is a legal thriller about a man wrongfully convicted of murder. The novel encourages readers to fight for the truth in every situation.

[Photo] Panther Reads

October 18, 2020
Senior Jolie Lester runs to third. Lester accounted for two of the team’s five runs. After losing to Whitewater the past two years, the Lady Panthers are ready to break that streak. “I think we have a lot of momentum right now going into the regional championship,” Lester said. “I think we have a lot of momentum also because the last two years we lost to Whitewater, so now we really want to beat them this time.”

[Photo] Lady Panthers avenge early-season loss to Lady Chiefs, secure spot in region championship

October 6, 2020
“The Alchemist” offers an inspirational story for people of all ages to enjoy.

[Photo] Panther Reads

September 19, 2020
Senior Jolie Lester prepares for her at bat, while fellow senior Lauren Flanders looks to score from third. Strong hitting by Lester and 16 strikeouts from junior pitcher Lilli Backes helped the Lady Panthers even their region record at 4-4. The 3-0 win over Northgate moved Starr’s Mill into fourth place in Region 2-AAAAA.

[Photo] Back(es) in the hunt

September 18, 2020
Science teacher Kelly Rock has assumed the role of department chair since Dan Gant retired at the end of last school year. Rock has been teaching for 21 years and loves to do interactive activities with her students.

[Photo] Kelly Rock named new science department chair

September 14, 2020
Senior Kolby Smith approaches the finish line on the One Church 5k course. Starr’s Mill hosted the 9th Annual AT&T Panther Invitational meet, where over 40 high school teams across the state came to compete. The varsity boys’ team placed eighth while the varsity girls placed sixth. “Not our best performance, but there were some highlights,” Smith said.

[Photo] Varsity battles, youth prevails at annual AT&T Panther Invitational

September 8, 2020
Crazy KICs

Crazy KICs

September 5, 2020
Starr’s Mill fans watch from the outfield as the Lady Panthers play Northside. Through the month of August into September, spectators have had to follow several rules and regulations implemented by the GHSA and the county. As football approaches, the school has laid out several rules to follow throughout the season to slow the spread of COVID-19. These regulations include less seating and adjustments to the student section.

[Photo] Shifting into September

September 3, 2020
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