Cheerleading hosts winter invitational amidst successful season
Chloe Parker, Reporter
March 13, 2019
This year’s cheer squad kicked the year off with a performance at pep rally that had all four student sections on their feet cheering. The fall cheer girls were able to come back strong from the year before and filled their season with memorable moments, bringing their team even closer than it was. “We...
Winners of school-wide Poetry Out Loud are announced
Halli Powers, Reporter
March 13, 2019
Filed under Features, Showcase
As you walk through the halls, you could hear students reciting poetry. To outsiders it may seem strange, but to fellow students and faculty, it’s that time of year again; Poetry Out Loud had made its way back to select English classes. According to the official website, Poetry Out Loud was created...
AOTM: Mark Suchy looks to guide Bulls to third straight winning season
Jen Barranco, Reporter
March 13, 2019
Senior Mark Suchy has been a starter on varsity basketball since his freshman year. Not only is he a starter, but he is also a captain this year, along with Mason Greenspan (’19). This season he is the leading scorer averaging around 22 points per game and the leading rebounder. “Mark is very...
Joe Flacco deserves the starting job over Lamar Jackson
Mark Suchy, Sports Editor
March 11, 2019
Filed under Opinion, Showcase, Sports
The fast-paced offense that has cloaked Baltimore in a frenzy of Lamar Jackson hysteria has no doubt been a thrill to Ravens’ fans of all types. Jackson has mastered the style of a backyard quarterback who can create from virtually nothing, with an escape ability that few quarterbacks have ever possessed....
Why the soccer fever has earned your captivation
Will Amos, Online Editor
March 11, 2019
Filed under Opinion, Showcase, Sports
Soccer is the sport of the world, but when you come to the United States, soccer falls short compared to football or baseball. Many people say soccer is just full of actors who overdramatize every foul, but there’s much more to the game. Soccer is one of the easiest sports to learn but one of the...
Hereford hosts signing day for college commits
Chloe Parker, Reporter
March 11, 2019
On Dec. 11, Hereford hosted a ceremony in the library for the students who are continuing their athletic journey at the collegiate level. These seniors are committed to a range of Division I, Division II, and Division III colleges. Many of these athletes are committed to play Women’s Lacrosse. These...
Cyber Monday sales challenge tradition
Maggy McGuigan, Reporter
March 7, 2019
Filed under Features, Showcase
Despite the long lines and aggressive competitors, year after year, customers race to be the first to hit the shelves after Thanksgiving, kicking off the Christmas shopping season. However, in recent years, shoppers have tended to wait until Cyber Monday to get the deals more easily online. Many people...
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade brings festivity and spirit
Halli Powers, Reporter
February 21, 2019
Filed under Features, Showcase
If you celebrate Thanksgiving, chances are you have heard of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade; a bunch of big balloons float down the streets of New York City, which are lined with millions of people bundled up in hats and gloves, trying to get a glimpse of the action. If you are a part of the lucky...
Sporting comfortable fall fashion should not be shameful
Molly Szymanski, Opinion Editor
February 14, 2019
It’s finally fall here, and after an abnormally hot September, the forecast calls for a frigid October and November in stark contrast. When you wake up and it’s 40 degrees outside, what girl has the energy to get up and squeeze into a skirt every day? When there’s frost on the window, it’s only...
Hereford needs to be more involved around the holidays
Katie Blair, Reporter
February 14, 2019
The holiday season is officially upon us, and with Thanksgiving coming up shortly there is plenty of excitement in the air. Thankfully, there are many activities for members of the Hereford community to get involved in for themselves and to give back to others... or are there? For me, the holiday seasons...
New branch of UNICEF is introduced
Midori Day, Reporter
February 14, 2019
Filed under Features, Showcase
This fall, a new club was introduced to the school; the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF). Juniors Gabriella Chalker (’20) and Ashley Cain (’20) decided to start the club, inspired by a student council conference that they went to last year. They heard a key note speaker...
Loading ...Tree lights reflect on the outside of Greetings and Readings. They are lit every night to improve the appearance of Hunt Valley.
