by Reade Fenner The night before my first day of school freshman year, I couldn’t sleep. Too anxious about starting high school to relax, I gave up on the endeavor and decided to write a letter to my senior self about my expectations for high school. A few of my hopes for high school were a bit too high. I … Read More
by Tori Newby The first Warrior article I ever read was a senior column about pancakes. I was in eighth grade, and my sister brought home a copy of the 2018 Senior Issue. I remember flipping through the insightful pages from the seniors, impressed with all they had to say as they wrapped up the last moments of high school. … Read More
by Avery Prudenti Four years ago during my freshman orientation, I listened to the then seniors’ advice on the dos and don’ts of high school. At that time, I thought that I knew everything I needed to know and hardly paid attention, but I vividly remember one of the seniors talking about how much easier and enjoyable school is when … Read More
Ruth Abera Eastern Mennonite University Emma Abercrombie Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Alex Adcock Towson University Meron Aga University of Maryland Lissandro Alvarado Chavez Bucknell University Morgan Anaya University of Virginia Bathsheba Anaya Work Josselyn Anaya Ardon Work Jack Anderson University of Maryland Peyton Aronow Radford University Emma Babcock Rochester Institute of Technology Corey Barnes Salisbury University Colin Barry Purdue University Melissa … Read More
The seniors on the All-Senior Team were selected by fellow seniors on The Warrior newspaper staff. The main criteria were athletes’ contributions to one or more of Sherwood’s sports teams; athletes’ individual states, titles, and other honors; the overall success of the teams in the regular seasons and playoffs; and athletes’ plans to continue playing a sport at the collegiate … Read More
by Seth Kauffman ‘21 I thought I had it all figured out. Before I even stepped through the doors of Sherwood as a freshman, I had already decided what my high school career would look like. I would be on the basketball team, playing Friday night games in front of the entire school, and in the spring, I would be … Read More
by Jenna Bloom ‘21 I was in middle school when my Mom brought home a copy of “The Warrior” newspaper, a publication I had never heard of before. Flipping through the pages, I read columns of graduating seniors (who felt like adults at the time), and stories of how Sherwood had changed their lives. Now, 5 years later, I am … Read More
by Jimmy Yates ‘21 I was just a little freshman, entering a school ruled by my family. My dad worked at Sherwood for four years as a social studies teacher, and both my older sisters attended and graduated from Sherwood before going to college at the University of Maryland and Towson University, respectively. Thus, my name immediately triggered the mentioning … Read More
by Hannah Lee ‘21 So I’ll admit it: I am a sucker for typical high school coming of age media. I spent much of my preteen years watching movies and shows like One Tree Hill, Freaks and Geeks, Perks of Being a Wallflower, Clueless, and other popular TV representations of teen life. While I knew of course these were … Read More
by Taylor Wallace ‘21 As a self proclaimed “high-striving” student, if I have learned anything from these past four years in high school, it’s the importance of perspective. Going into high school, my academic ego was at an all time high. Up until that point I only got ‘A’s’ and I didn’t plan on stopping. However, it turned out that … Read More