A light breeze blew up some infield dirt as the Conestoga infielders took their pre-pitch routines. Lehigh commit Jeff Shanfeldt (Catcher) was up to bat with bases loaded. The pitcher stepped onto the mound, and got ready to throw. After going through his wind up, he threw the ball. Jeff took his step towards the
Monday, May 4th 8 am: Chemistry & Environmental Science 12 pm: Psychology Tuesday, May 5th 8 am: Calculus AB & Calculus BC 12 pm: Chinese Language and Culture Wednesday, May 6th 8 am: English Literature (12th grade) 12 pm: Japanese Language and Culture Thursday, May 7th 8 am: Computer Science A & Spanish Language Friday,
As the end of the 2014-2015 school year comes to a close, the annual national college decision day, May 1st, has snuck up on us yet again. Seniors are showing their pride for their respective schools in the form of shirts and sweatshirts. Some underclassman are joining in on the festivities by touting their college
The best way to begin your college preparation journey is to start to think about which schools you would like to attend. If any of your possible choices interest you, it is a great idea to visit the campus, or speak with a representative at a college fair. Also begin to think about what career
It is March, which means that March Madness in college basketball is in full swing for the NCAA. The NCAA Men’s Division 1 Basketball Tournament is a single elimination tournament in the United States. March Madness is one of the most famous sporting events in the United States ever since it was created by Ohio
With action movies and comedies, to family and sci-fi, there is a whole lot of movies to look forward to in the summer and fall of 2015. It all starts in May in which there are two main sequels completely different from each other that included Avengers: Age of Ultron and Pitch Perfect 2. In
When most people think theatre, they imagine the eccentric actors who spend their friday nights analyzing the metaphors behind Waiting for Godot, a play where two characters sit on a bench for three hours. They may think of the musical numbers filled with jazz hands and sassy expressions, or they may even imagine the blinding
The Garnet Valley High School’s Indoor Drumline & Guard hosted a grand performance this year with many good memories and activities for viewers. Performers from Chichester to Egg Harbor presented their shows in front of judges and roaring crowds down in the big gym just hours after minithon finished. A variety of themes were played
Another fantastic season of scientific achievement drew to a close on April 25th with the annual Science Olympiad State Competition at Juniata College. Our very own Garnet Valley competition team emerged triumphant, claiming top-five medals in four events and placing 13th out of the top 36 schools in the state of Pennsylvania in an unprecedented