Nearly every high school student has heard the name ‘Shakespeare’ mentioned during their English class. During their high school career McNicholas students will read at least three Shakespearian plays, including Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, and Hamlet. Shakespeare has been called one of greatest writers in history, and the themes in his plays are said to … More Shakespeare inspires popular movies
McNicholas held its 14th annual Penny Day and 12th annual Blood Drive on Friday, Feb. 1 where students, faculty, and staff donated $6,100 and 85 units of blood. According to Service Coordinator Sam Roflow, approximately $4,500 will be donated to inner city schools. “Over the years, more than $80,000 has been donated to St. Mark’s … More McNicholas holds 14th annual Penny Day
During the week of Feb.4-8, McNicholas Student Council will be selling t-shirts for Cerebral Palsy Awareness. The shirts are $10 and will give students free admission to the home men’s basketball game against St. Henry on Feb. 12. The t-shirts were made possible through Jesse Conly, Cathy Conly, Vineyard Lawn Care, and EME Fencing Company, … More McNick Basketball raises money for Cerebral Palsy Awareness
The McNicholas student newspaper has gone through four different names and thousands of headlines over the past 62 years. The Co-Ed was in print from 1951 to 1972 and following that was the News Capsule in 1973. The name changed to Projections in 1988 and then in 1994, the school newspaper became the Milestone and … More Milestone looks back at best headlines from the past
