IT’S YEARBOOK TIME!
Journey to Greatness
During the week of April 7th, 2019, top swimmers from all over the country competed in the TYR Pro Swim Series event in Richmond, Virginia. Strangely enough, TYR is the name of the Norse God of warriors– athletes. In this meet, our fellow classmate, McKenna Smith ‘21, worked to advance further in the competition; as... Continue Reading →
Top Grossing Story, Avengers: Endgame
With the world premiere occurring only days ago, Avengers: End Game is poised to break records as anticipation for the film soars higher than any other film released. The world premiere, on April 23rd, had thousands of people watching for any hints to the story that is about to debut; however, the stars on the... Continue Reading →
Road to Lakeland: A Retrospective (pt. 1)
Images provided by: John Faith By: Ian Curry, Class of '24 3:24 left in the game. A 22-18 lead for the Academy. Citi Christian’s quarterback takes the snap. It goes into the air. Into someone’s hands. Into the endzone. Except that wasn’t just a touchdown. It was a pick-six straight into the hands of Tioma... Continue Reading →
Effort Promised, Effort Delivered
At the beginning of the year, the President of the 2019 Student Council, Ethan Lomio, sat down with 6C Network to chat about his future plans, the ever-present debates within the council, and the President’s promises and effort. Now, 6C takes a look at what the President and his council managed to accomplish and the... Continue Reading →
Key Club’s Race for President
Key Club elections began February 13th where the candidates announced their campaigns. Currently, nearly all positions –Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Editor, Web Master, and Class Directors– are running unopposed. The race for President, however, is heating up. The election between incumbent Amber Nadeau, and opposition Cole Lallanilla, is the race of the presidency. On February... Continue Reading →
Giving Thanks
What are you thankful for? Every year Academy Wildcats gather together to feel gratitude before the break at the Thanksgiving Assembly. This year the Kindergarten class sang a song about all the things they’re thankful for. After the song there were students from every grade giving a speech on what they are most thankful for.... Continue Reading →
Matthew Martin- Public Service Announcement
Matthew Martin is a part of the club Dead Poets Society, whose prompt was a follows. This is his response. To learn more, see Mrs. Oakley in Upper Division.
Insider Report: Homecoming Week
Good Afternoon loyal readers! Our President, Ethan Lomio of the Student Council, recently spoke about future plans, council drama, and himself! Tune in next week for the report on those, but today we’ll be talking about Homecoming Week. Homecoming Week this year will include the following in chronological order by day: Meme Monday Twin Tuesday... Continue Reading →
