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Photo Gallery: One-act makes an impact

Park theater preforms ‘The Women of Lockerbie’
Lila Frank
January 27, 2026
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Senior Noa Butler and freshman Cello Pascual perform a dramatic scene Jan. 14. Park competed against other schools’ one-act plays on Jan. 21.
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Parks’ girls basketball team kneels during the national anthem to protest inequality, Feb. 18. Park faced off against Hopkins Royals.
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Senior Jacob Natzel guards Buffalo High School forward during a full-court press against Buffalo on Dec. 12. Park lost 70-66 after a close second half,
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Freshman Axel Smith races down the center of the lane Jan. 16. This was Park's fourth dual meet of the boy's swim season.
Photo Gallery: Boys swimming soars high
Junior Josh Fink awaits the serve from Chanhassen's boys tennis team Apr. 11. Park boys swung into the season with a tough loss against the Storm.
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Junior Owen Barnett is practicing for his first year of high school volleyball on Mar. 28. The next boys' volleyball game is Apr. 15 at 6 p.m.
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Freshman Phillip Gerlach receives a fist bump from lunchworker Jake Schleppencach May 28. At Park, cafeteria staff often serve up meals and greet students with positive encouragement during lunch.
Serving up smiles
Seniors Margret Tight and Asa Bomsta begin their senior walk at Park Spanish Immersion May 29. The senior walk is an annual tradition during which the graduates return to their elementary schools to be celebrated.
Ways to say goodbye
Junior Lola Grimm creates a poster promoting mental health awareness for a sports event April 15. Morgan’s Message uses posters to bring attention to the importance of mental health for athletes.
Human > Athlete
Transition Plus students Clayton Carlson, Katie Taylor and Creech Unger work on a baking recipe March 26. The program enables students to practice valuable life skills, such as cooking, cleaning and financial skills.
Transitioning into independence
Junior Asha Ferrán-Sapatnekar and senior Bailey Schneeberg work together to clean up litter around Park’s campus April 24. The trash pickup was one of the collaborative, change-making efforts included in Environmental Club’s Earth Week events.
Seedlings of change
During their off-season, members of Park’s eSports team gather to play video games together May 14. In their downtime, the team spends their time keeping their reflexes sharp and their strategies fresh.
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About the Contributor
Lila Frank
Lila Frank, Social Media Editor
Hey! I’m Lila, I’m currently a senior and this is my second year in Echo! I love hanging out with friends, trying new things, movie nights, taking walks and getting coffee. I’m so excited to be doing our social media this year! You should definitely follow!