2020-2021 • Frederick Lantern • Page 15

A year of hybrid learning, masking up, and political unrest. Oh yeah, and lots of memes.

SENIOR SPOTLIGHT: Kickin’ It with Rodrigo Leo

George Murnock, Staff Writer • November 29, 2020

Rodrigo Leo is one of the most well known seniors at Frederick High School. Rodrigo was born on December 26th 2002 which Rodrigo states is, “The worst day for a birthday.” Regardless how long...

Winter Fashion Coming In Hot

Lena Siscoe, Staff Writer • November 27, 2020

Winter is just around the corner and new styles for this snowy season are coming in hot. The pandemic has given us a renewed perspective on fashion’s relentless pace, as countless “quarantine looks”...

Is It Time To Ditch the Warrior Name?

Chandler Hoel, Staff Writer • November 26, 2020

Over the course of this year, we have learned much about ourselves as a country and as a school. As the fight for racial equality continues to fill the headlines, more and more people have been educating...

BioScience Award Brought To FHS

Darlene Strange, Staff Writer • November 25, 2020

The BioScience Educator of the year is our very own Amanda Fitzgerald. For many of you she is your counselor and for many of you she’s just a familiar face. No matter how you know her you should be proud...

How to Wear a Facemask

Sarah Hayes, Staff Writer • November 24, 2020

One of the most important things about keeping ourselves safe during the COVID-19 pandemic is to make sure that we are wearing facemasks and wearing them properly. This coincides with how to properly handle...

Two Warriors Commit to College Teams

Kaya Paluda, Editor in Chief • November 23, 2020

Signing to college is something big. But signing to a college sport can be a bigger achievement for some. For a student-athlete, you need to have a lot of aspects, knowledge, and good routines to keep...

SENIOR SUNDAY: College Dreams Become Reality for Tyler Weston

Lena Siscoe, Staff Writer • November 22, 2020

Tyler Weston spent much of high school favoring playing in football games and going to volleyball and basketball games. Tyler was a hard worker in school and a friendly soul to all who know him. Tyler...

A Different Kind of Thanksgiving

Kaya Paluda, Editor in Chief • November 21, 2020

This year Thanksgiving will be very different than it has been in the past years. Due to the COVID 19 pandemic this year's thanksgiving celebrations will be limited due to the policies and the guidelines...

It’s All “Good Times and Tanlines” with Kinley Lindhardt

Sarah Hayes, Staff Writer • November 19, 2020

Kinley Lindhart may seem like just another name you hear in the hall, but this name has more to it. Kinley is a Junior at Frederick High School, and she’s made big plans for her future. Her life revolves...

Dive into the Roman Empire with Tsarina

Kaya Paluda, Editor in Chief • November 17, 2020

Tsarina by Ellen Alpsten is a historic novel of female empowerment that feels shockingly modern. Tsarina gives off a different historic novel feeling but it’s a new fun feeling because of how interesting...

Not Minding The Gap

Chandler Hoel, Staff Writer • November 16, 2020

Deciding on a college and major is something a lot of students struggle with. For me, I’ve learned that what I want with my life is something that changes a lot and deciding is definitely not...

Jostens Just Isn’t Worth It

Sarah Hayes, Staff Writer • November 16, 2020

Every year toward the end of October and the start of November, all students get to see the fancy little Jostens stand come to Frederick and see flyers posted throughout the hallways. Class rings. Graduation...