Katie Kuberra
Reporter
Around the time of superlative nominations, the school is abuzz with seniors campaigning for which superlative they want to win. On Facebook, Twitter, and in class it is not uncommon to hear “Vote me for ‘Best Dressed’” or “Vote me for ‘Best Voice,’” but has anyone ever asked “Vote me for ‘Worst Driver’”?
As last year’s winter track season came to a close, the boys’ coach, Steve Bedard, decided to step down from his position. Since Bedard was the boys’ track coach for nine years, his job would be a tough one to fill. Fortunately, former college track coach Bill Martin chose to take up the offer and become the new coach. With his extensive 33 years involved with the sport and college and high school coaching experience athletic director Jay Egan felt that he would be the perfect man for the job.
As fall sports quickly come to a close and the winter season is right around the corner, student athletes have started preparing for their next sport. Athletes have been doing various things to train for their seasons but is it always as easy as it seems for students who transition right from a fall sport to their winter one? Everyone has a different way of training to get ready for the season, so what is it that they’re all doing to get prepared?
Kate Howard & Lily Kazemi
Editors-in-Chief
With the arrival of Early Decision notifications last month, many seniors have been on edge. While waiting to hear back from their top choices, many students have diverted their attention to Naviance, which has caused additional anxiety.
Raven Killinger Reporter As the fall season winds down, and winter sports begin their preseason, an aura of newfound excitement and energy the appointment of
