Time-consuming. Stressful. Tedious. These are words seniors have used to describe their college application process.
“It’s just a lot of work,” senior Jack Martin said. “It’s a lot of...
ASL teacher Barry Deuel begins each class with a greeting and a 10 minute break to allow students a chance to prepare themselves to learn ASL. He realizes that students need a chance to “defocus” before...
Each year, the Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (NJROTC) program hosts the Military Ball to celebrate their accomplishments, such as placing first in several drill, academic, and physical training...
The buzzing of senior Robert Suttie’s alarm clock starts his day. After an intensive seven hour school day of four AP classes, Suttie is far from done. Directly after school Suttie commutes straight...
On the morning of December 6, teachers put shoes of all shapes and sizes outside their door to celebrate St. Nikolaustag. Sponsored by German teacher Melanie Nunes and French teacher Emilie Moskal, German...
It’s no secret that technology has been advancing since the early days of mankind, and imperative to technology was education. As technology grew more complex and refined, so did education.
Early...
Although the football team has been having a successful season, the field isn’t the only place they’re making an impact. Football players are teaming up with first graders at Catoctin Elementary School...
The last few days of September saw a whirlwind of school spirit from the Captains as they celebrated annual homecoming events.
The homecoming spirit week was only four days this year, but still drew...
