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Sarah Peterson

Sarah Peterson, Opinions Editor

Hi everyone! My name is Sarah and I'm the Opinions editor this year for Echo! I am a junior and I am so excited to be on the Echo staff for my second year. Some things I enjoy doing outside of Echo are playing soccer, going to concerts with friends, and working at the library! 

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Natural Helpers Co-President Chloe Lorentz helps junior Emma Gaukle on Sept. 21. Natural Helpers had their first interest meeting to introduce their club.

Natural Helpers start with a kickoff

Sarah Peterson and Anisa Kahin
September 25, 2023
Rabbi John Carrier teaches a Hebrew class Sept. 22. He is the first in-person Hebrew teacher Park has had in years.

Rabbi John Carrier hopeful at Park

Sarah Peterson
September 22, 2023
Media Specialist Alison Tsuchiya Theiler helps junior Malik Martin find a book Sept. 18. Library staff have been encouraging English classes to make visits to the new media center.

[Photo] Media center moves to learning lab

September 19, 2023
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Morality of unreleased music

Morality of unreleased music

Sarah Peterson
August 24, 2023
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No autotune needed on ‘Live at Electric Lady’

Sarah Peterson
May 19, 2023
Sophomore Josh Fink prepares to return the ball May 15. Fink won his individual match, contributing to the teams overall 5-2 win against Minneapolis South.

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Sophomore Josh Fink hits the tennis ball back to his opponent May 15. Park played hard against Minneapolis South, and finished their regular season off with a win of 5-2.

[Photo] Boys’ tennis serves up success

May 16, 2023
Sophomore Thomas Halverson plays the tennis ball over the net to his opponent May 15. Halverson won against his opponent from Minneapolis South, leading to the teams overall win of 5-2.

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Sophomore Isaac Joseph readies to return the ball to his opponent May 15. The match day at home resulted in an overall score of 5-2 against Minneapolis South.

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Sophomore Isaac Joseph readies to return the ball to his opponent May 15. The match day at home resulted in an overall score of 5-2 against Minneapolis South.

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Sophomore Josh Fink hits the tennis ball back to his opponent May 15. Park played hard against Minneapolis South, and finished their regular season off with a win of 5-2.

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Sophomore Crew Lund hits the ball to his opponent at one of the teams final matches before sections. The match against Orono on May 11 ended in a loss of 6-1.

[Photo] Boys’ tennis keeps heads high, looking forward

May 13, 2023
Cut Through The Noise: Laufey, Ed Sheeran, Peso Pluma

Cut Through The Noise: Laufey, Ed Sheeran, Peso Pluma

Sarah Peterson
May 11, 2023
Junior Geiber Silva Gonzalez catches for Park May 2. Park won against Waconia 13-3.

Meet The Athlete: Geiber Silva Gonzalez

Sarah Peterson
May 7, 2023
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Sophomore Huston Samoy showcases her nail design artwork April 24. Samoy started up a manicure business as the busy prom season approaches.

Sophomore runs her own nail business

Sarah Peterson
April 25, 2023
Senior captain Sam Wolden hits the ball to a Hopkins player in the second match of the season. The match was April 17 at the St. Louis Park tennis courts.

Boys’ tennis falls short

Maya Nieves and Sarah Peterson
April 19, 2023
Sophomore Thomas Halverson serves the ball to Chanhassan at the first match of the season. The match was on April 13 at the high school’s tennis courts.

Boys’ tennis served a gust of bad luck

Layla Mickelson and Sarah Peterson
April 14, 2023
ChatGPT poses a threat to education

ChatGPT poses a threat to education

Sarah Peterson
April 4, 2023

Women’s History Month sparks conversation

Alicia Mainjeni and Sarah Peterson
March 22, 2023
Senior Wes Anderson laughs with friends during the Climbing Club meeting March 2. The club plays “Crabs” and other games to bond during their meetings.

Rock On Climbing club gets Crabby

Ena Mekic and Sarah Peterson
March 6, 2023
Cut Through the Noise: Kali Uchis and Don Toliver, boygenius, Arlo Parks

Cut Through the Noise: Kali Uchis and Don Toliver, boygenius, Arlo Parks

Sarah Peterson
March 6, 2023

Sarah Peterson
February 27, 2023
Bus unreliability affects many

Bus unreliability affects many

Sarah Peterson
February 19, 2023
In room C157, Da’Naiyah Hunter and Kaelyn Dagon take a seat. They finished setting up for the National African American Parent Involvement Day Feb. 13.

Park holds NAAPID celebration

Sarah Peterson and Alex Hoag
February 13, 2023
Students in Spanish Club sing El Burrito Sabanero” Dec. 20. This was one of the many Spanish Christmas songs they celebrated with during their holiday meeting.

Tió de Nadal drops joy

Sarah Peterson and Ena Mekic
December 24, 2022
Ms. Dagen hands out hot chocolate to sophomore Chloe Lorentz. Student council organized for hot cocoa to be available to students during lunchtime.

Cheers to hot chocolate

Sarah Peterson and Taylor Voigt
December 24, 2022
Park student slides down hill on Dec 22. Winter activities have slowly begun as snow starts to fall.

The wonders of winter activities

Sarah Peterson
December 22, 2022
Mr. Goddard gives a lesson to his 5th hour AP European History class Dec. 16. This is Mr. Goddards first year teaching European history.

Registration opens for AP European History trip

Sarah Peterson
December 19, 2022
The last number of Parks fall musical Chicago ends with jazz hands in rehearsal Nov 10. The cast overcame illness and created a magical finale to their run.

‘Chicago: Teen Edition’ dazzles in final performance

Sarah Peterson and Taylor Voigt
November 21, 2022
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Carly’s comin’ back for us, baby

Sarah Peterson
November 11, 2022
Senior Jimmy Hager runs the ball, splitting the Armstrong Defense Oct. 29. Despite the offensive efforts, the Orioles lost the game 62-31.

Orioles leave it all out on the field

Anya Panday, Alicia Mainjeni, and Sarah Peterson
October 31, 2022
Seniors Samantha Coggan and Cece Jensen volunteer to judge climbers Oct. 29. Vertical Endeavors held their Octboulder Fest, where climbers competed on bouldering.

Senior judges at Octboulder Fest

Sarah Peterson
October 31, 2022
Sophomore Avery Foster runs the ball upfield Oct. 25. The Orioles beat the Lakers 21-0 during the first round of sections.

The calm before the score

Anya Panday, Alicia Mainjeni, and Sarah Peterson
October 27, 2022
Senior Cole Nowak fights off Hawks for senior Stefano Giovannelli to throw the ball Oct. 19. Park lost to Chaska 42-6.

Senior night shines bright

Anya Panday, Alicia Mainjeni, and Sarah Peterson
October 20, 2022
The Orioles geared up for a battle against the Stars Oct 7th. Park kept their spirits high as the community came together for the homecoming game.

Homecoming hopes flattened

Anya Panday, Alicia Mainjeni, and Sarah Peterson
October 9, 2022
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‘Hocus Pocus 2’ is magically nostalgic

Sarah Peterson
October 6, 2022
Senior Jimmy Hager runs past the Red Knights defensive line Sept. 24. Hagers touchdown was the start of Park’s comeback to take down the Knights 33-28.

Lassoing in the win

Anya Panday, Alicia Mainjeni, and Sarah Peterson
September 25, 2022
Illustration by Isaac Wert

Cut Through the Noise: Weyes Blood, Kodak Black, Djo

Sarah Peterson
September 19, 2022
Senior Stefano Giovannelli reflects on a play Sept. 16. The Orioles held on in a 15-14 game, but the outcome quickly changed to a 15-20 loss with only a few minutes left on the clock.

He who fumbles must be humble

Anya Panday, Alicia Mainjeni, and Sarah Peterson
September 17, 2022
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