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Photo of the Week (Week 18 & 19: Jan. 9, 13-16)

Madeline Jeans, A&E Editor • January 22, 2025

  • Senior Eli Fauss celebrates after a three-point shot is scored against Lindbergh High School. Fauss achieved 1,000 career points in the second quarter of the boy’s basketball game against Eureka on Friday, Jan. 17. “I’m super excited about hitting 1,000 career points and it is a great individual achievement that represents the hard work I have put in over my career,” Fauss said. “To be the sixth in Clayton history it is also exciting to be put in an exclusive club of the best Clayton players. More importantly the team and coaches have put me in a position to be successful on the court and I am excited to continue the great season we have begun.”

    Xavier Moore
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  • Seniors Adelaide Pollock, Judy Zhang, Ellie Cohn, Hannah Taylor, Riley Zimmerman, Charlie Meyers, Anna McAndrew and Mira Stahlheber take advantage of a snow day by sledding at Art Hill.

    Henry Rosemblum
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  • Sophomore George Baisch skates down the rink at the JV Hockey Team’s game against Ladue on Friday, Jan. 17.

    Cole Craig
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  • Senior Harper Mettes pulls her sled on one of the four snow days in the week after winter break.

    Peyton Warren
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