FGS Culture & Arts - Page 17

By Megan Sladish ’25 Across The Frederick Gunn School, there are ten dorm houses including everyone from 9th to 12th grade. The boys’ houses this year include Gunn, Brinsmade, Memorial, Bourne, and

By Sloane Walsh ’25 Early in October, activist, writer, and adventurer Ken Ilgunas came to campus to tell students and faculty about his journey across America. He walked along the 2,687-mile-long Keystone

By Paige Jackson ’24 Once every moon, ten young bakers take to the dining hall kitchens. With nothing but a recipe and a box of supplies, they create a masterpiece. How do

By Maisie Samuels ’23 If the walls of TPACC could talk, they would sing. Magic is an understatement of what takes place during A block this year. Mr. Castonguay has managed to

By Jenny Shen ’23 Walking around the campus for the past three weeks, you must’ve seen a teacher like this: blonde hair, light blue eyes, a big smile, and a pair of

By Daisy Moriarty ’25 This year’s fall play is Men on Boats by Jacklyn Backhaus, which follows the true story of John Wesley Powell and his crew on their journey to chart

By Georgie Charette ’23 Students find places to come together and enjoy their day all over campus. Between the hours of six and eight pm, it’s easy to find groups of students

By Maeren Hay ’23 The topic of being a woman in this day and age has somehow become controversial. At times, it can get overwhelming to understand femininity and womanhood as a