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  • The next Friday Fall Fun Night will be on October 7.
  • Thursday the 22nd will be a D Day. Dismissal for students will be at 2:15 pm.
  • On Wednesday, September 21, seniors will have their Senior Unity Day while freshmen will go to the Basilica.
Senior Zach Reed competes against English teacher Matthew Blair during a balloon popping contest on Senior Unity Day. Senior Unity Day took place on Sept. 22, where the class of 2018 was able to bond and meet new friends.

Senior Unity Day sparks enthusiasm in students

Anna Sullivan, Taylor Bynion, , and
October 24, 2017
Junior left midfielder Ashlee Kothenbeutel fights to keep the ball away from a Maryvale defender as she drives the ball closer to the goal. Throughout the season, Kothenbeutel scored seven goals, making her the second highest scorer on the team.

Varsity field hockey wins championship for third consecutive year

Caroline Cooney, Editor in Chief
November 14, 2016
Senior captain and right midfielder Carly Lyon passes the ball toward the middle of the field. Lyon along with her fellow captains were instrumental in capturing back-to-back championships.

Field hockey claims second consecutive championship

Erin McCloskey and Grant Sharretts
November 5, 2015
Sophomore right wing Ashlee Kothenbeutel dodges a defender on the edge of the circle. The team beat IND in the first game of the semifinals, 4-1, on Oct. 27, and went on to beat Indian Creek Oct. 29 to advance to the championship.

Varsity field hockey drives on towards the championship

Erin McCloskey, Copy Editor
October 30, 2015
Senior right midfielder and team captain Carly Lyon flicks the ball to the left of the defender to carry the ball into the circle. The varsity field hockey team played against Annapolis Area Christian School on Wednesday and won 5-1 to maintain their undefeated record.

Senior prepares for last season

Kishan Patel, Online Editor in Chief
October 9, 2015
STEM Coordinator Michael Monaghan shows students in STEM how tall 56 in. would be. In STEM group, students were challenged to build towers as tall as possible with only one set of Jenga blocks.

STEM appoints new coordinator

Claire Grunewald, Lifestyles
May 20, 2015
Blinded by the light

Blinded by the light

Elizabeth Driver, Copy Editor
May 13, 2015
Senior Zack Wedemeyer swims during practice on Tuesday, Dec. 9. The mens swim team has drastically increased in numbers this season compared to last season.

Swim team skyrockets with addition of new athletes

Alex Rasmussen, News Editor
December 12, 2014
The field hockey team rushes towards the fans after their 2-1 win against Maryvale in the championship on Nov. 1. The team won the championship for the first time since 2005, which was also against Maryvale but ended in a tie.

Field hockey claims title

Will Bolton and Eric Johnson
November 11, 2014
Junior John Perry set up candles for junior Alice Cumpston to ask her to homecoming. Cumpston was surprised when she got to the bottom of her driveway to this proposal.

Students surprise Homecoming dates

Claire Grunewald, Lifestyles Editor
October 20, 2014
Jean-Philip Grobler, known by his stage name St. Lucia, performs at the Sweetlife food and music festival. The festival was held on May 10 and included a variety of artists ranging from Lana del Rey and Foster the People to 2 Chainz, Bastille, and Capital Cities.

Sweetlife Festival outshines expectations

Hanna LeBuhn, Lifestyles Editor
May 30, 2014
Students going on the Dominican Republic service trip set up a display in the library about life and culture in the Dominican Republic. The group wanted to raise awareness of the country in advance of their trip in June.

Students finally learn “what’s coming”

Kathy Deaver, Sports Editor
March 31, 2014
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