Kayla Merkle, Staff Writer
Summer is just around the corner, Crusaders, so let’s make it the best one yet! Here are some places to go and new things to try to make your summer memorable and buckets of fun. Farmers Markets: Summer is the prime season for all of the best fresh fruits and vegetables. What better place to go buy them than at your local farmers market? Not only is the produce more likely to be less expensive, but farmers markets also hold the best photo opportunities to make your Instagram very trendy. Most farmers markets are typically open on the weekends in the mornings, and there are quite a few to choose from: St. Charles Farmers Market, The Tower Groves Farmers Market, Wildwood Farmers Market and many more! Singin’ in the Rain at the Muny: Make sure to pop out to The Muny in Forest Park this summer to see all the wonderful...
Briana Pulliam, Staff Writer
May 17, 2018
During the school year, there are many ways to keep our faith. There are religion classes, prayers to start and end each day, adoration in the chapel, confession during empower hour, and Mass once every month. We also have freshman, sophomore, junior and senior retreats. However, once the school year is over, we can quickly forget to do many of these thing.So, here are a few things you can do over the summer to keep your faith. Steubenville Steubenville is a youth conference started by the Franciscan University in Steubenville, Ohio. Thousands of teenagers attend this retreat each year to strengthen...
May 17, 2018
Delaney Wehde, Staff Writer
Even though the school year isn’t quite over, the class of 2019 is preparing for their new leadership roles as next year’s seniors. After the rigorous application process, 30 senior advisors and 24 peer ministers have been chosen to lead the school. Narrowing...
Payton Eggering, Staff Writer
Last Thursday evening, students gathered in the Fallon Family Center to receive academic awards for their tireless effort this school year. Not only was this one of the few events left of the school year, but it was one of the last events seniors would be a part...
Payton Eggering, Staff Writer
This past Friday, junior Tony Petruso held a charity event to help raise money for Peter and Paul Community Services, a charity dedicated to supplying housing and resources to the homeless. However, this event was a much bigger blossoming than the original seed....
Maria Klassen, Copy Editor
You’ve probably heard every adult in your life bemoan the “sorry state” of “kids these days” more often than you can count. But what is the real difference between our lives and the lives that our parents and grandparents lived as teenagers all those...
Darby Duncan, Staff Writer
Summer is right around the corner. With so much time on our hands, it can become much easier for us to suffer from boredom. However, St. Dominic has an answer. Over the summer, St. Dominic will be putting on a total of 18 summer camps, ranging from sports camps...
Kelly Sitz, Staff Writer
It is that time of year when everyone is looking for a job to make money for the summer. Some of you may already know, but Mrs. Darla Strecker posts job hirings in the cafeteria. Many local jobs contact Mrs. Strecker with job openings for high school students and...
Nick Bone, Staff Writer
With a dominant regular season behind them, the tennis boys have continued their onslaught in districts. Now they hope to carry that success into sectionals. The tennis boys absolutely dominated districts. Overall they claimed the team district title. In addition,...
Andrew Faucher, Staff Writer
A ten-minute delay didn’t faze girls soccer this Tuesday, as they obliterated Warrenton 10-0 in their first round of districts play. It didn’t take much time for the offensive outburst to get started as senior Maddie Ballard scored just 40 seconds into the...