Patrick Duggan, Editor-in-Chief
September 20, 2013
Superintendent David Jeck didn’t initially want to be an educator. He just wanted to play baseball. Specifically, he wanted to start for the Los Angeles Dodgers. However, as he often says, sometimes opportunities just find you....
Abby Seitz, Managing Editor
September 19, 2013
After serving as everything from star pitcher to Liberty golf coach to elementary school teacher, Mark Holmes landed his dream job as FHS activities director. Holmes applied for the position after Allen Creasy announced his retirement earlier this year.
“When the opportunity arose, it seemed like the perf...
Michelle Daniek, Staff Reporter
April 30, 2013
For senior and FFA secretary Kacie Tinnesz, growing up around farming culture was a motivating force in joining the group.
“My brother was in FFA when he was still in high school, and I had grown up with all the rednecks,”...
Jake Lunsford, Staff Reporter
April 30, 2013
After getting her bachelor’s degree in criminology, English resource teacher Jennifer Pell decided to switch her focus to special education. Pell has been a teacher at Fauquier for two years and has earned the reputation of...
Fiona McCarthy, Staff Reporter
April 2, 2013
You might know coach Quentin Jones as the man always rushing through the hallways in cowboy boots on some unknown mission, or as your biology teacher or the track coach. You might be one of the few students to know him as coach...
Maddie Lemelin, Features/Arts Director
April 2, 2013
Senior Justina Augustine began playing softball when she was 10 years old. Eight years later, she has become one of the district’s top players and has signed with Longwood University’s Division 1 softball team.
“One of...
Ryan Perry, Staff Reporter
April 2, 2013
No one at FHS knows pole vaulting quite like senior Grant Holmes. With his technique constantly improving, he placed 10th in the New Balance Indoor Nationals on March 9 at the Armory in New York City.
“I was happy just to be...
Caroline Liebel, Staff Reporter
April 2, 2013
Although only a sophomore, Robert Morrison is a key player for the boys varsity lacrosse team. Starting varsity as a freshman, Morrison has high hopes for the season.
“Last year we were an average team,” Morrison said. “This...
Maddie Lemelin, Features/Arts Director
April 2, 2013
Senior Sadie Carr’s characters have left their mark on the theatre scene. She has brought to the stage the regal Queen Elizabeth of Richard III, the spunky Bertha Bumiller of Red, White, and Tuna, and the pretentious Lady Bracknell...
Patrick Duggan, News Director
April 2, 2013
The musicians of the orchestra pit are every musical’s unsung heroes. Hidden away from the audience deep in the pit, woodwinds, strings and brass horns all work together to toot out the twist to which the stars on stage shout.
Senior...
Abby Seitz, Online/Associate Editor
April 2, 2013
An oasis of creativity occupies the end of the 100s hallway. Cinderblock walls display an array of posters, featuring everything from Walt Whitman to The X Files. near a wooden desk, flooded with papers. A towering man sits at...
February 26, 2013
