Frederick Lantern

Less Color, More Problems

February 26, 2022

Being colorblind can affect a lot more than just driving, it can affect your whole future—such as jobs. Sophomore Jake Anderson, who is afflicted with red-green colorblindness, said “I do [automotive]...

Colorblindness at a Glance

February 26, 2022

To see colors, our eyes have three types of "cone cells": red, green, and blue. Colorblindness occurs when these cells are damaged, malformed, or are not read correctly by the brain. When one of these...

Owls: A Memoir of Fear

Scout Editors • February 25, 2022

We had no idea why those owls fell out of the tree. We had no idea that two days later, bombs would be falling on our heads instead of owls.

Owls

Ani Gamkrelidze, Special Contributor • February 25, 2022

I took off into the woods. The summer breeze softly brushed against my face as I went deeper into the darkness. I was eager to escape the cold silver light of the streetlamp. I sat between the enormous...

Making the Commitment

Makenzie Carpenter-Sais and Ellie Kling • February 24, 2022

Every year, college recruiters come to see the best of the best across the country. They spend countless hours going to games, tournaments and talking to coaches about their most stellar athletes. We are...

FIRST LOOK: What the Warriors Will Become

Joshua Bailey, Editor in Chief • February 16, 2022

We are the Warriors. But we will be the Golden Eagles. On Monday, Frederick's principal Dr. Russell Fox got final approval for Frederick High's new school logos, which will start to be used almost...

TWO VIEWS: Two or One, V-Day Can Be Fun

Kaya Paluda and Jillian Margheim • February 11, 2022

Once again, Valentine's Day is upon us. For some, it means a day being showered with gifts and affection. For others, it means nothing more than a B day where the grocery store has lots of discount chocolate....

The Ballad of Swords and Sparks and Stuck

Kate Greiner, Special Contributor • December 14, 2021

The following piece won the Quill and Scroll writing contest for December 2021. She listens to the ticking of the clock, Pen glistening by the light of the morning. Ink dried... still infinitely Stuck...

We Can Be Royals

Julissa Solorzano, Social Media Manager • September 30, 2021

For most students, Homecoming is a chance to dress up, look sharp, and feel like they are in a fairy tale. Of course, every fairy tale has royalty, and for homecoming, we have our court. The Homecoming...

SENIOR SPOTLIGHTS: Class of 2021

Scout Editors • July 1, 2021

Frederick High Gets New Principal

Brandon Coon, Staff Adviser • June 7, 2021

On Monday morning, SVVSD Deputy Superintendant Dr. Jackie Kapushion announced to the staff of Frederick High that the principalship of their school would change. Dr. Brian Young is stepping down as principal...

Boiling Mad Bops

April 23, 2021

Let's face it, it has been a frustrating year. Fortunately, some students in Mr. Coon's Creative Writing class found a way to vent their frustration about the year using one of the newest trends in poetry,...