Student Spotlight – Frederick Scout

Seniors Amber Esquivel and Jake Kiernan have been escaping the doldrums of the quarantine through creating art.

AMBER ESQUIVEL & JAKE KIERNAN: The Art of Distraction

May 4, 2020

Ella Berrend decided to fight back the boredom of quarantine by building her own business drawing and sketching stickers, portraits, and quotes of inspiration. Her new enterprise has helped Ella grow in an art that she enjoys, as well as rake in cash for college.

ELLA BERREND: Sketching Out Success

May 2, 2020

Senior Micheal Clementson will be continuing his learning at West Point to fulfill his goals of a higher education.

MICHAEL CLEMENTSON: A Dream in Action

April 22, 2020

Seniors Carson Balman and Autumn Everhart giggle together in the blizzard. While the weather is harsh, the two hug together portraying their relationship. The two are laughing uncontrollably in the photo showing that they really have the most contagious laughs.

SENIOR SUPERLATIVE: Belly Laughs for Days

March 11, 2020

Seniors Jake Green and Lelani Purcell posed with their frequently worn jerseys on the court of the Warriors. The two play multiple sports so they decided to show off and hold the equipment they’ve used in their games for years. The two are posed serious to give off the impression that they are serious athletes, even though the two are known to be kind-hearted and ‘jokesters.’ “We are both very dedicated to what we do, and I think that’s why we won.” Lelani commented.

SENIOR SUPPERLATIVES: Winning the Game and the Title

February 24, 2020

Pictured is seniors Ella Berrend and Mia Palmer pose in a vouge style look for the senior superlative of “Most Creative Imagination.” The two share the title, and deservedly so as the photo helps to convey their creative styles as portrayed with the medium paint on Mia’s face.

SENIOR SUPERLATIVES: Painting the Future

February 17, 2020

SENIOR SUPERLATIVES: Stunting in Style

February 6, 2020

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