Author: Nicholas Wynn

Nicholas Wynn is an Advanced Journalism student and second-year Editor-in-Chief for the McNicholas Milestone. He is involved in Cooking and Eco Club, and is works on the Senior Video at McNick. In his free time, he likes to read, write, listen to music, and spend time with friends.

Rockets After 2:40: Ian Rose wrestles with new school experience

December 11, 2015

McNick is full of over 600 students, each with a unique story and background. The McNicholas Milestone Staff will be featuring personality profiles on many of these students throughout the year. Students are randomly chosen using the letter generator, and then finding students on Schoology using the chosen letters. For this personality profile, the letters aligned with … More Rockets After 2:40: Ian Rose wrestles with new school experience

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Happy and thankful: McNicholas community shares what they are grateful for

November 23, 2015

In the spirit of Thanksgiving, many people express what they are grateful for throughout the month of November. Some keep gratitude journals, or journals where people keep an ongoing list of items that they are grateful for or make them happy. Others prefer to take to Twitter, Facebook, or other social media to express what … More Happy and thankful: McNicholas community shares what they are grateful for

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Alumnus inspires McNick student body at Veterans Day assembly

November 18, 2015

As part of McNicholas High School’s annual Veterans Day celebration, Colonel Bill Butler, a McNick graduate of 1986, spoke to the McNick student body during a special morning assembly Nov. 11. Butler spoke of teamwork, respect, discipline, and accountability, which are all traits he attributed to his years as a McNick student. Mr. Jeff Mulvey, … More Alumnus inspires McNick student body at Veterans Day assembly

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Marching Band completes season with final competition

November 10, 2015

The McNicholas High School Marching Band closed its 2015 in their final competition Nov. 7 at Norwood High School’s Shea Stadium. At the Mid-States Band Association Class A Finals, twenty bands performed in a preliminary round. A panel of judges chose ten of the bands to compete in a final round later in the evening … More Marching Band completes season with final competition

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