Junior Takuma Noguchi discusses life as an exchange student, Japanese foods and the education system in both countries.
Month: October 2018
Updates in Band
The Scholastic Class A Finals were continued Saturday, October 27 at Mount Vernon High School after last week’s wind delay. The Mighty Panther Marching Band left their last competition in 10th place with the highest score they have received this season.
The Weekend in Sports
Snider Football beat Carroll in the first round of sectionals 49-30 with tight ends Simon Dellinger and Braxton Mantel combining for four touchdowns. Senior cross country runner Jesse Hamlin placed 6th overall at the State race, the highest any Snider runner has ever placed in school history.
Wednesday in Sports
Panther Hockey fell in the rematch against the Leon Lions, losing 4-1.
Unite Divided Nation
When we gaze upon our national flag, whether we stand for what it represents, or kneel for what it has done, we cannot forget that we are united under it.
Press Release: All SAC Students
The Scroll would like to congratulate the following students for receiving 1st Team All SAC at the Summit Athletic Conference.
Lessons Learned from Scandal
Be wary of the decisions you make now. Your future self might thank you for it. The time has arrived for us to think more critically about the decisions we make and take into account the consequences those decisions will have on our future.
Updates in Band
The Scholastic A Finals competition started on Saturday, October 20 at Mount Vernon High School. Due to wind, some of the band performances were rescheduled to this upcoming Saturday, October 27. The first place band will move on to the state competition at Lucas Oil Stadium.
The Weekend in Sports
Senior cross country runner Jesse Hamlin was the second runner in Snider history to take the first overall prize at the Semi-State competition. Kobe Milledge and Bryce Jennings finished their seasons, placing 19th and 53rd respectively. Bryce Hower scored the lone goal, as Panther Hockey fell to Brebeuf 5-1.
Wednesday in Sports
Panther Hockey beat the Homestead Spartans 4-1, improving to a record of 4-1.