2018-2019 • Frederick Lantern • Page 2

The first two years of the Scout’s digital revival. No classes. No training. All passion. Here is the foundation that made us what we are today.

Group Chat: Honor Jazz Band Players

Brandon Coon, Adviser • November 14, 2018

Last night, Frederick High hosted the Northeastern Colorado Combined League Jazz Band. Student instrumentalists from eight different middle schools and thirteen high schools convened for a full-day...

Playoff Hopes Go Out of Bounds

Mikyla Massey, Staff Writer • November 14, 2018

After a season of overwhelming victories and heartbreaking defeats, the Frederick Warrior Volleyball team made it to Regionals on November 3, a feat not accomplished in over five years. Unfortunately,...

A Few Seconds Make All the Difference

Jordan Anders, Sports Writer • November 14, 2018

There’s no “I” on a football field, and last Saturday, the Frederick Warriors were a united team hungry to win and willing to do whatever it took to be successful. It took six years to get back to...

Apologies In Advance Concert Review

Aron Navarrete-Jimenez, Staff Writer • November 14, 2018

One of many dreams when it comes to anybody is the opportunity to meet one of their favorite bands, singers, artist, etc. Having the chance to see that person you look up to when you’re low or meeting...

Small Screen Scares

Christina Smith, Special Contributor • November 14, 2018

Real fear is subtle. It sneaks into your periphery and slowly saturates the air that surrounds you until you finally realize that death is upon you... and you let it in. You freeze. All of your vulnerabilities...

Why is the Scout Coming Back?

Susan Rose, Head Editor • October 31, 2018

Journalism has been a impact on society for a long time. It has opened up people and given them a voice. It let them express everything on their minds and let others engage with them on a personal level....

Water Bottle Refill Station: Green Club’s Ambitious Project!

Aron Navarrete-Jimenez, Staff Writer • October 31, 2018

When it comes to the vast projects that many of our clubs have been working on throughout the year, Green Club has been working hard on considerably one of the biggest projects for the club and the school...

One on One: Ms. Ferguson

Vanessa Richards, Staff Writer • October 30, 2018

Frederick High School has several new teachers walking the halls this year. Emily Ferguson has taken on the role of director for the theatre department, and heads it with a passion...

Playing for a Cause

Jordan Anders, Sports Writer • October 30, 2018

On October 25th, the Frederick Warriors won 48-7 against the Skyview Wolverines with a strong start in the first half with six touchdowns, guaranteeing their spot in the playoffs. (it was no ordinary game,...

Is Night of the Living Dead to Die for?

Jenna Prelle, Staff Writer • October 30, 2018

It’s 1968, a seemingly average autumn evening in early October. Siblings Barbara and Johnny are rolling up to their long dead father’s grave ready to lay down the same wreath they buy every year to...

Impressing the Best

Mikyla Massey, Staff Writer • October 30, 2018

Coach and FHS teacher Travis Peeples was awarded “Coach of the Week” by the official Denver Broncos. Ever since Coach Peeples took charge of the Frederick Warrior football team two years ago, their...

Halloween Has Some Thrills, But Mostly Missteps

Brandon Coon, Adviser • October 30, 2018

As far as horror film go, few top John Carpenter's 1978 classic Halloween. Shot by a green filmmaker on a shoestring budget, Carpenter managed to create a terrifying slasher film that redefined the horror...