New school year brings new adviser
Maggy McGuigan, Reporter
December 12, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
At the end of last year, the Harbinger Staff received bittersweet news that our advisor, Mary Beth Stuller would be starting a graduate program at Johns Hopkins University and could no longer run the journalism program. It was hard to accept the fact that we wouldn’t get to laugh at her awkward jokes...
Emily Konkus races to keep Hereford’s legacy
Jen Barranco, Social Media Coordinator
December 10, 2018
Three-season athlete, Emily Konkus, is finishing up her senior year with hopes to once again be the individual State Champion for cross-country. The cross-country team has won States for the last three years. Assistant Varsity coach Adam Hittner said, “Emily is an exceptional runner, with a combination...
Cardi B Makes Money Moves on Barbie
Katie Blair, Reporter
November 16, 2018
As many of you have heard, some major beef has been going down in the pop culture world including rappers Cardi B and Nicki Minaj. Tension has been tight between them for a while now, and for the first time a physical fight between them brought us all a show at New York Fashion Week (NYFW) early this...
Improvements Made To The Sports Boosters
Sydney Watts, Reporter
November 16, 2018
Every year, the Hereford Sports Booster committee has an ongoing need to raise the necessary funds to support the desired changes and improvements of our school. The booster committee is completely parent operated, collecting funds through donations and fundraisers. As the new President, Mindy McCue...
Girls’ soccer has unfinished business
Will Amos, Online Editor
November 16, 2018
Last year the varsity girls’ soccer team placed second in the state losing to River Hill High School in the finals. The girls took this loss and are building off it this year, improving and showing that they can win this year, ranking third in the state. “We weren’t really prepared for the...
Parents set the bar about 50 ft too high
Emma Charles, Reporter
November 16, 2018
The average teenager has the same level of anxiety as a psychiatric patient in the 1950s, according to the American Psychological Association. I’m sure no high school student would attempt to refute this. With AP classes commencing as the new year begins, fall sports seasons climaxing, and college...
Local spa and salon reopens under new management
Katie Salko, Features Editor
November 16, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
Elizabeth Jacob Spa and Salon is, as its website says, a “hidden gem” within Baltimore County. Located off of Frederick Road, the salon is only six minutes from the school, and is currently under new management. Bella Cavallaro’s (‘21) parents Angela and Mark Cavallaro and aunt Amy Henneman...
Class elections for class of 2022 creates all-female presidency
Paul Rapuzzi, Online Editor
November 16, 2018
It’s September, which means it’s election season at Hereford. As with every year, September brings us a new freshman class and with them a new roster of class officers. On Friday, Sept. 21, candidates from all corners of the class of 2022 competed with rousing speeches before their peers. By...
New course prepares students for college
Midori Day, Reporter
November 16, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
A new course called Advanced Placement (AP) Capstone was introduced into College Board in the fall of 2014 and implemented in schools starting in 2017. The course was created to allow students to conduct their own research projects with a topic of choice, to collaborate among the other students of the...
Class officers selected for 2018-2019 school year
Emma Charles, Reporter
June 11, 2018
As the year draws to a close, it comes time to prepare for the next. Tuesday, June 5 the officers for the rising sophomore, junior, and senior classes were elected. Each candidate presented a speech to their peers in the auditorium during their assigned enrichment half. A few students ran unopposed...
For Our Troops hosts commemorative ceremony
Jen Barranco, Reporter
June 7, 2018
Every year For Our Troops (FOT) members organize multiple events that help support and honor soldiers and those who have given their life for our country. The latest event they organized was the Memorial Day service. The service takes months of in-depth preparation, club members begin to organize...
AP teachers celebrate year of hard work with kickball game
Mark Suchy, Sports Editor
June 7, 2018
In an attempt to celebrate the hard work and perseverance of their students, AP English teacher Michelle Stachura joined with AP Environmental Science teacher Russel Drylie and AP Calculus teacher Tammy Mundie to create a kickball game for students of their respective classes. The game is an annual...
Loading ..."[My graduate program] directly relates to my job,so pretty much every day I'm talking about my grad class with my students because I'm learning new information," Stuller said. At the end of last year, she knew she would be able to use the class for her teaching.
