Hey, South we all have those spooky but comforting movies that we are quick to turn on as soon as we see the leaves change colors. Juniors Lucy Gabel ’25 and Tatum Escenburg ’25 talk to freshmen Nolan Gross and Henrik Moore to discuss what movies get them in a spooky mood. Edited by Morgan Payne ’24, For more podcasts, check out Devils in the Details or The Tower Talk Show, both posted on the Tower Pulse.
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About the Contributors
Tatum Eschenburg '25, Staff Writer
Tatum Eschenburg ’25 is going into her first year on Tower staff. Her love for writing pushed her to take Honors Journalism, and now she’s moving up. Eschenburg is a member of Peer to Peer, enjoys connecting with the other students at school and is excited to engage with the Tower staff. She is ready to help the staff make this year of the Tower great and write stories she is passionate about and try different social media. Eschenburg is ready to take on the Tower this year and is eager to write stories. “I really like reading and writing, and English in general,” Eschenburg said. “I am really excited to voice my opinion and write opinion stories this year.”
Lucy Gabel '25, Copy Editor
As an adventurous second-year staffer, Lucy Gabel ’25 will be taking on the role of a copy editor in addition to her extracurriculars and life outside of school. A ten-year softball player, Gabel is an avid lover of exercise and working out. This year will be her third season playing for South’s Varsity Softball Team, and she’s looking forward to returning to the field. In addition to her many school activities, Gabel is always trying to find balance through hanging out with friends and
relaxing while watching “Gilmore Girls.”
“When I’m not doing school, or hanging out with friends,” Gabel said. “I try my best to prioritize time by myself.”
What she’s most excited about, though, is another year on Tower building her journalism skills and writing stories.
“I like learning new things about people and shining a light on their stories.”