FGS Culture & Arts - Page 20

By Peter Murphy ’24 Here at the Frederick Gunn School, our amazing dining hall staff works tirelessly to provide us with great food that keeps us going on with our day. They

By Maram Sharif ’22 Because the last “Meet the Campus Dogs” article served as an awesome energy-booster for many, The Highlander Newspaper would like to present you with a second edition. Our

By Bridie Strowe – Bolger ’24 A small group of teens slowly makes their way through the dark, an air of anticipation clouds their vision along with the mist shrouding their surroundings.

By Maram Sharif ’22 If the approach of spring wasn’t enough to get you in the right mood, we’ve got an article that’ll do the thing. Pets are awesome, and we all

By Mairin Hoffman ’25 On the last Sunday of January, the Freshmen and the Prefects made their way up to Lake Placid, New York. The Lake Placid trip has been a school

By Mairin Hoffman ’25 Hi everyone! My name is Mairin Hoffman, and I am a freshman at the Frederick Gunn School. I am 15 years old, from Pawling, New York, and reside

By Tim Lacy ´22 My father was a Gung-Ho seaman Maria, the Sea, was like his wife  But send his children westward bound  Was the first thing he did, having made it

By Bridie Strowe- Bolger After months of hard-work since mid-September, our 16-person cast presents the first TPACC performance since March, 2020. This will be the Connecticut premiere of Dwayne Hartford’s ‘The Miraculous

By Avery Warren ’24 The Frederick Gunn School community elects eight students to perform the role of Prefects, who serve as the representatives of the entire student body, and are an embodiment

By Maram Sharif ’22 In early October, Mr. Fladager announced the first backpacking trip of the 2021-2022 year for Outdoors Leadership folks. The offer sounded quite tempting, but considering that my previous