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CHS at TEAMS Competition

Gwyneth Henke, Editor-in-Chief • February 25, 2014
CHS sent six teams to this year's TEAMS competition (Gwyneth Henke).
CHS sent ten teams to this year’s TEAMS competition, where they performed excellently (Gwyneth Henke).

CHS sent ten groups of eight students to the TEAMS competition at Florissant Valley Community College on Feb. 21.  CHS teams took first place overall in both the 9/10 division and the 11/12 division.  The competition tested math, science and engineering skills in a multiple choice and essay format.  TEAMS participants met two times per week in the month leading up to the competition, which took three hours of testing to complete.

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Gwyneth Henke
Gwyneth Henke, Editor-in-Chief
Gwyneth Henke joined the Globe during her sophomore year.  She was the co-Feature and Review section editor during her junior year, and is the current co-editor in chief in her senior year.  She loves the Globe community and appreciates the hard work everyone puts into the magazine, and she is proud of every issue.  She was born and raised in St. Louis and has a twin sister (the News section editor!) and an older brother.  Outside of the Globe, she plays field hockey and the cello and enjoys creative writing.
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