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Freedom Area High School's Student Newspaper

FHS Press

Freedom Area High School's Student Newspaper

FHS Press

Freedom Area High School's Student Newspaper

FHS Press

Then-freshman Shaye Bailey runs from second to third base during a game against the Hopewell Vikings last season on March 27, 2021.

Softball team sees changes heading into 2022 season

Madison Sanders, Asst. Editorial Editor March 31, 2022

As the 2022 girls varsity softball season starts, there are many changes coming to both the team and staff. The first major change to the team is a whole new coaching team. Bill Boggs, the teams’ old...

"Rue," played by Zendaya, unreliably narrates episodes of "Euphoria," as she is a drug addict.

‘Euphoria’ accused of glamorizing addiction

Ana Shipman, Editorial Editor March 31, 2022

“Euphoria” is a television series that attracted many towards its deep plot and intricate characters. The show touches on different real life situations, such as addiction, family issues, grief, mental...

Students in high school often follow the influence of others, which can create toxic scenarios that can lead to bullying without even realizing it. If everyone else is doing it, students feel that it is OK.

Analyzing high school mob mentality

Kaylee Ostrowski, Staff Writer March 31, 2022

In high school, students want nothing more than to fit in, but how far is too far? A mob mentality is when people conform to a group, which is infrequently a conscious decision. Without realization, many...

Mr. Kenneth Dickey and his wife stand in front of an F-16 military plane. Dickey served 20 years in the United States Air Force.

New English teacher a month into position

Paige Young, News Editor March 31, 2022

On Feb. 7, the junior class underwent a change in their English classes. At the beginning of the school year, Ms. Amanda Hryckowian was a long-term substitute teacher for the eleventh grade English classes...

Going to release the ball, sophomore Wyatt Boyer tries to put points on the scoreboard for the Bulldogs during a match against Western Beaver on March 9.

Wrapping up historical season

Jessica Majors, Photo Editor March 31, 2022

Even though the winter season is nearing an end, the bocce team is still on a roll, capturing history at Freedom Area High School. This year, coaches Ms. April English and Mr. Steven Mott have led the...

Sitting in his new office, interim principal Mr. Steven Mott looks down at his computer before ending the school day. Mott will be serving as interim principal through the end of this school year.

Freedom administration sees new changes

Mikalah Smith, Asst. Sports Editor March 31, 2022

Back in February, the high school administration saw several changes. Mr. William Deal went from high school principal to the Director of Teaching and Learning, Mr. Steven Mott went from assistant principal...

Wordle is a simple, bingeworthy game, that expands vocabulary with a new word daily.

Wordle grips society

Ana Shipman, Editorial Editor March 31, 2022

Wordle, a small game played on a cell phone or computer, where you guess a certain word within six guesses, is now slowly taking over Generation Z. Every day, students hear questions like, “Did you get...

After performing “N.Y.C.” on March 5, “Annie” cast members hold a pose as the scene concludes.

The sun will come out tomorrow

Megan Evans, Copy Editor March 31, 2022

After months of preparation and an ever grueling tech week, Drama Club proudly presented showings of “Annie” on March 3-5. The hardworking thespians wrapped up their showings with over 1,000 tickets...

The children’s fable “The Tortoise and the Hare” is an example of how one can be naturally talented at something like racing, but in failing to apply skill, one will lose to someone with more determination.

Hard work is more important for success than talent

Sarah Levenson, Editor-in-Chief March 31, 2022

Everyone knows or has known someone who naturally excels at a particular skill, subject, sport or job. Someone who does not need to put in any extra effort or experience the slightest bit of struggle in...

After pinning his opponent from Mars on Jan. 27, senior Landon Millward raises his hand as a sign that he has defeated his opponent.

Varsity wrestling ends season with high hopes

Brigette Richard, Business Manager March 31, 2022

With the varsity wrestling team ending with wins in their hands, they successfully completed their season. The team finished off the season with a group consisting of five freshman: Jordan Delon, Nathan...

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