By Faith Miller Social Studies teacher Frank Lowden is more than just a teacher; he is also a bagpiper extraordinaire. One of the most notable places students will see Lowden playing is during the first all school mass each year as he leads the freshman procession into Guardian Angels church. He also plays at the … More McNick teacher plays ‘lowd’ on bagpipes
By Abbey Pour Seeing school counselors may seem like a daunting task, but McNicholas’ counselors, Kaitlyn Richter, Alaina Way, and Matt Wehrman make it easy. Richter, Way and Wehrman help students beyond their academic needs, and are at McNick not only to give advice, but to lend an ear to students in need. In previous … More Counseling and College Readiness: Inside look on McNicholas High School’s school counselors
By Isabella Daley Snakes, turtles, and fish may be common class pets at many schools, but Archbishop McNicholas High School could say it once had a dog as a school pet. This dog, Morgan, was a basset hound that lived in a neighborhood close to McNicholas and began roaming around the school in the late … More Late dog brings joy to 1960s McNicholas students
By Nicholas Wynn McNick’s emblem of spirit, the Rocket mascot, has a new face this year. More accurately, the face on the outside is the same, but the face inside is different. A new student has assumed the role of the Rocket for the 2017-2018 school year, replacing 2017 grad Jacob Robb, the previous mascot. … More Q&A: New Rocket mascot spreads McNick spirit
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