Nobody better to spend Valentine’s Day with than your pet

Lindsey Lorsbach, Writer|February 5, 2018

Students love their pets and many submitted photos of them with their pets to @phsTODAY to be featured in a slideshow. Check out some of the submissions below:

Benson Boone: Poster Boy or Poster Bore?

Daisy Jones and the Six released on Amazon Prime Video in March. Photo from Amazon Studios.

Daisy Jones and the Six: 70s Hollywood Brought to Life on Amazon Prime

A scene from “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.”

Understanding the Past: “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3” Glimpses into Rocket’s Past

The Last of Us began streaming on HBO Max on January 15th, and is based off of the award winning, best seller, Playstation exclusive video game that has lived on since it launched on the PS3 back in 2013.

HBO’s “The Last of Us” Breaks Records, Setting High Bar for Video Game Adaptations

The Super Mario Bros. Movie was released on April 5 and will continue to be in theaters throughout the spring and early summer.

Fair Use.

Renowned “Super Mario Bros.” Game Makes its Debute in the Theaters

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PHS students gave blood on February 23 when PHS and the Red Cross hosted a semi-annual blood drive.

Pattonville Hosts Semi-Annual Blood Drive Inspiring Future Cohorts to Give

Students perfect their sewing skills by learning about fashion, and its fundamentals. This helps out their skills in the fashion trade if they are to go into that field later on in life.

Student Run Businesses are a Sweet Success in Pattonville

Junior Anastasiya Richardson receiving their white coat from Biomedical Science teacher Jamie Jobe.

“I will not be ashamed to say ‘I know not,” PHS Biomedical Juniors receive White Coats

Photo illustration featuring sophomore Sophie Chapman, showing No Service :(

The One Thing Everyone Agrees On: Why Bad Phone Service Helps Us Adapt

Senior Sydney Hoynacki being helped out of a wrecked car during Pattonvilles Operation Homecoming Safe demonstration.

‘Operation Homecoming Safe’ Gives a Grim Reminder

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