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Kirkwood High School student newspaper

The Kirkwood Call
Kirkwood High School student newspaper

The Kirkwood Call
Elizabeth Yenzer

Elizabeth Yenzer, artist

she/her

Favorite musical artist: Watsky

Favorite quote: “When I’m walking down the street I don’t think anyone goes ‘hey look at that man’, they’re just like ‘Woah, that tall child looks terrible. Get some rest, tall child.’” -John Mulaney

Favorite Pantone shade:

All content by Elizabeth Yenzer
A mouse is illustrated holding a pencil.

[Photo] The rats of KHS

Annie George, photo editor
April 11, 2022
Marvel proves that they are the top dog in entertainment.

[Photo] Is Marvel overhyped?

February 15, 2022
Math is blue.

[Photo] Is math red or blue?

February 15, 2022
This shift in schedule has had an impact on KHS.

[Video] Local branches of coffee shops shorten their hours

Ava Tebo, podcast staffer
December 16, 2021
The KHS varsity boys’ basketball season will begin with three road games, starting with the season opener against Mehville.

[Photo] KHS varsity basketball schedule for the 2021-22 season

Henry Chappell, sports editor
December 6, 2021
Class Committees have chosen their hallway theme for Turkey Day.

[Photo] Turkey Day hallway decoration themes announced

Ava Tebo, podcast staffer
November 8, 2021
Portrait of KHS senior Meg Bjorkman in vibrant colors, drawn by Merry Schlarman.

Art Gallery: Faces of KHS

Merry Schlarman, Morgan Hooker, Elizabeth Yenzer, Emma Frizzell, Ally Hudson, Janine Gassel, Liv Timp, Laurel Seidensticker, and Elena Sherwood
November 2, 2021
A pandemic can change a lot, but it can not change my strong distaste for human interaction.

Solitude – Elizabeth Yenzer

Elizabeth Yenzer, artist
May 17, 2021
Charlie Hollocher, shortstop, played his entire career for the Chicago Cubs.

[Photo] Charlie Hollocher: A lost legend

Daniel Tobias, political editor
March 20, 2021
The freshmen class had 163 grade fails compared to their usual less than 50.

[Photo] Jumping in with one foot

Ava Duggin, social media editor
March 1, 2021
Due to COVID-19, teens have to throw discreet parties and refrain from posting about their latest vacations to avoid getting canceled by their peers. Despite the drama the virus has generated, there is only one question left that trumps all others: Who had it worse, the class of 2020 or the class of 2021?

[Photo] We see you, class of 2020

February 15, 2021
Elizabeth Yenzer, artist, depicts their take on resolutions for 2021.

[Photo] Artists’ take #3: New Year’s Resolutions

Graesen Joyce, art editor
January 25, 2021
Elizabeth Yenzer’s, artist, 2020.

[Photo] Artists’ take #2: 2020

Graesen Joyce, art editor
December 8, 2020
Elizabeth Yenzer's, artist, self-portrait.

[Photo] Artists’ take #1: Self portrait

Graesen Joyce, art editor
November 16, 2020
Lauryn Miller's path of success from KHS to UCLA.

[Photo] H squared podcast: Alumni alley feat. Lauryn Miller

Henry Chappell and Henry Joiner
October 6, 2020
2020 is a standout year when it comes to presidential behavior and mishaps.

[Photo] Presidential personality

Molly Higgins, print editor
October 21, 2020
Standing 6ft apart is crucial to avoid catching the virus.

[Photo] Life after quarantine

Maddie Hickman, health and wellness writer
June 12, 2020
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Elizabeth Yenzer