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Author: Annie Moreno

My name is Annie Moreno, and although it is only my second year at this school, I am finally a senior at Walkersville High School this year. I am 17 years old and a performer, a writer, an athlete, and a lifeguard. I took journalism last year as well and I absolutely fell in love with it! It is one of my passions and it may even be what I want to do for a living! Because of this I try and take every one of my articles very seriously, and I always try my best to act professionally while interviewing people. Journalism would be a pleasant profession because you have the power to change the world, simply by exposing both admirable and distressing happenings. I feel as though journalism helps keep an open mind by interviewing a great deal of variable individuals, being knowledgeable about what is persisting in the world, and learning to write with an unbiased opinion. I try to learn as much as I can from Mr. Reickel about journalism. I hope to someday become an international or broadcast journalist, with a minor in musical theatre or voice performance. The sport that I am most passionate about is swimming. I like it because it is challenging, keeps me fit, and is a good way to make friends. I prefer individual sports more because it is up to you, and only you, to prove what you are capable of without having to wait for someone else to give you the chance first. I hope to participate in my college swim team, and maybe much later in my life become a coach. I am really excited for my senior year, life after high school, all of the groovy articles I will have the chance to write this year, all of the new people I will get to interview, and all of the wonderful articles I may have the chance to write in the future.

SAT Retake Should Be Allowed On Any Saturday Date

October 17, 2014October 16, 2014 Annie Morenoreschedule, SAT, Walkersville High School

by Annie Moreno On Saturday, the October 11th SAT’s were cancelled due to a fire started within the testing center, Governor Thomas Johnson High School. Students were told to evacuate the building, hand over the test, and some were told to leave their belongings. About 1,000 students stood outside of the testing center for about […]

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Lion Mascot Shares His Secrets for School Spirit

October 11, 2014October 10, 2014 Annie Morenomascot, school spirit, Walkersville High School

by Annie Moreno A lion is said to symbolize courage, strength, and overcoming difficulties. Students at Walkersville High School discuss the School Mascot, the lion! Students share why they feel that the mascot is an important part of the school. Freshman Kathy Krantz says that the mascot is important to our school because “During the […]

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WHS Marching Band Swinging with the Pack

October 6, 2014October 3, 2014 Annie MorenoBand, marching band, Walkersville High School

by Annie Moreno The Walkersville High School marching band in the midst of their season, plays to win, entertain, and have a blast. Tuba player Antoinette Aburto says “The band is like a family. We are always there for each other. We are like brothers and sisters, and always care about each other. Aburto classifies […]

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Once Upon a Time Begins Fourth Season Sunday

September 27, 2014September 26, 2014 Annie MorenoOnce Upon a Time, season premier, Walkersville High School

by Annie Moreno Once Upon A Time’s premiere for its fourth season  starts this Sunday at 8:00pm. Fans are enthusiastic about this event, especially due to the introduction of a popular new character. Once Upon A Time is a T.V. fantasy and drama that had its first premiere on October 23rd, 2011. It includes many […]

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In the Streets Has Over Thirty Years of Downtown Fun

September 18, 2014September 18, 2014 Annie MorenoWalkersville High School

  by Annie Moreno This year on September 13th 2014, Frederick City held its annual festival of In the Streets. Year after year, the festival attracts people from all over the county and is attended by over 70,000 people. In the Streets took place in downtown Frederick from 11:00am-5:00pm last Saturday, covering Market Street, Carroll […]

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