By Holly Holt, Round Table reporter
• May 29, 2014
Orange and black balloons with streamers line the walkway leading to the intimidating stage that high school graduates walk across every year, time after time. Parents, relatives, and friends fill the...
On Friday, May 16, the 16th annual Mr. Middletown competition took place in the MHS auditorium.
Competitors included Sam Bladey, escorted by Sarah Kleinhanzl, Phil Evich, escorted by Karlye Pick,...
By Taylor Bushey, Online Editor-in-Chief
• May 8, 2014
It’s that time of year again. But every year it gets bigger. Larger and more extravagant than ever before. All to impress a girl or guy that might not even say yes. Promposals.
This year students from...
By Taylor Bushey, Online Editor-in-Chief
• April 14, 2014
Taylor Bushey
Online Editor-in-Chief
I walk in all dressed up with my group of friends at the start of the dance. The music is blaring, people are dancing and it looks like everyone is having a good...
Its 8 p.m. Sunday night, the Middletown High School senior lazily stretches out to checks the FCPS website. No change. The snow and ice storm is supposed to start any minute now. 11 p.m. it starts to snow,...
By Taylor Bushey, Round table editor
• April 2, 2014
The shrill bell tone signals fourth lunch shift to take place as students grab their bags and money for lunch, pouring out of their classes and rushing toward the lunch line. As soon as students take their...
A Middletown high school senior strolls through the Francis Scott Key mall. Noticing a younger girl pass her, she grimaces at her Aeropostale hoodie and jean capris, remembering the years in which she...
Blurry eyed and disoriented, a Middletown high school senior stretches her arm out from under the warm covers to slam her hand on the snooze button, silencing the demonic sound that woke her up from her...
By Karolina Ross, Round Table Reporter
• March 24, 2014
Students slowly begin gathering around the cafeteria doors with a hesitant curiosity, waiting in anticipation as cheerleaders wave their pom-poms in excitement. The crowd slowly thickens, their necks strained...
