Author: Mollie Green

I am a senior at Walkersville High School. It is my first year working with WHS Lion’s Pride and I love it already! Along with my passion for writing, I am involved in other activities. I am a cheerleader who has been on Varsity for three years now, I am also Parliamentarian for the National Honor Society, and was Ariel in the High School’s production of Footloose this past spring. I decided to get involved with journalism because I have always liked working with people and writing down my thoughts. I hope you enjoy mine and everyone else’s articles!

Nearly 50 Donors Give Blood to Help Save Lives

April 13, 2015April 11, 2015 Mollie Greenblood drive, Walkersville High School

by Mollie Green Giving blood is something that takes courage and not everyone can handle. When you get to the chair, numerous thoughts could be running through your mind. Maybe you’re nervous, scared, anxious,

Unified Track Team More of a Family

March 31, 2015March 30, 2015 Mollie Greentrack, unified sports, Walkersville High School

by Mollie Green Walkersville’s unified track team takes on time trials on Monday, March 23rd at Urbana High School. Although it was only time trials, I interviewed a couple people from the team and

Promposals Are Surprising Students at Walkersville High

March 30, 2015March 30, 2015 Mollie Greenprom, Walkersville High School

by Mollie Green Prom season is coming up and girls are on the edge of their seats waiting to be asked to prom or find a date. With about a month before prom, studentsRead More

Biracial Twins Turning Heads in Great Brittain

March 18, 2015March 18, 2015 Mollie Greenbiracial, Great Britain, twins, Walkersville High School

by Mollie Green The set of biracial twins in the UK are shocking readers and turning heads because of their completely different skin color. Born in 1997 to a white father and a half-jamaicanRead More

Key Club Working On a Fundraiser to Help Leukemia/Lymphoma Patients

March 13, 2015March 13, 2015 Mollie Greenfundraiser, Key Club, leukemia, Walkersville High School

by Mollie Green Cancer is a deadly disease that no one should have to go through. Walkersville High School Key Club supports the cure for leukemia/lymphoma by creating a fundraiser called “Pennies for