Showing posts with label pantherbook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pantherbook. Show all posts

Sunday, February 25, 2024

Grace Tucceri recognized for MA Scholastic Press 2024 All-State High School Journalism

Pantherbook (@FHSPantherbook) posted Sat, Feb 24, 2024
Congratulations to @FranklinHS own @GraceTucceri for being selected to the Massachusetts Scholastic Press 2024 All-State High School Journalism Staff.  
Grace is one of only 12 student in MA to receive this honor. https://t.co/g1Q3cRuFmb
Grace Tucceri recognized for MA Scholastic Press 2024 All-State High School Journalism
Grace Tucceri recognized



Friday, January 26, 2024

Panther TV : News for Friday, Jan 26, 2024 (video)

Panther TV (@fhspanthertv) posted on Thu, Jan 25, 2024:
On this week's show: FHS's Diversity Club and Girl Up team up for a big upcoming event… 
an FHS Senior wins Hockomock's Player of the Week… 
and the Jazz Band returns for their winter performance! 
@FranklinHS @FHSPantherbook @SteveSherlock
https://t.co/2h4KhOWq5L via @YouTube


Tuesday, October 3, 2023

Pantherbook: "What is food insecurity?"

via Pantherbook:

The Franklin Food Pantry: What is Food Insecurity? 
by Tuhina Pal https://t.co/pcETc1u96C
The Pantry’s supply of fresh produce. (Linda Rondeau Photography)
The Pantry’s supply of fresh produce. (Linda Rondeau Photography)


Wednesday, April 5, 2023

Pantherbook: "Then to Now – A Day in the Life of an FHS Student, 1992 vs. 2023"

"31 years ago today, students at Franklin High would be starting off their school day at 6:55 a.m. Classes spanned from 45-50 minutes where the standardized classes like math, english, science and social studies (history) took place. 

Although the four core subjects are still taught today, electives were quite different back then. Students could take classes like Home Economics where they learned to cook, typing lessons with typewriters, sewing classes, woodworking classes, graphic arts where they could make t-shirts, and automotive classes. Electives were very hands-on and students were able to learn skills that could be applied in everyday life. Many of the things the class of 1992 learned in electives would no longer be taught today, such as typing, which is now a basic skill that all students know. 

Dismissal was at 1:55 p.m. and after school, students could participate in clubs, sports, or even school council. The business club,  DECA, was popular and still is, even 31 years later. "
Continue reading the article online ->

Pantherbook: "Then to Now – A Day in the Life of an FHS Student, 1992 vs. 2023"
Pantherbook: "Then to Now – A Day in the Life of an FHS Student, 1992 vs. 2023"

Sunday, March 26, 2023

FHS Hiking club schedules a fun night of trivia - March 29 from 6 to 8 PM

Join Hiking club on Wednesday March 29 for a night full of trivia, baked goods, and fun. This event will be located in the Franklin High School Cafeteria and take place from 6 to 8 PM. 

Students are welcome to bring their friends and family members of all ages . 

The trivia theme this year is pop culture! Teams will be made up of 6 people. Additionally, there will be prizes and a bake sale. 

The cost is $5 a person and free for anyone under the age of 12. Venmo and cash will be excepted at the door. 

Stop by to support the FHS Hiking club and enjoy a fun night of trivia.



FHS Hiking club schedules a fun night of trivia - March 29 from 6 to 8 PM
FHS Hiking club schedules a fun night of trivia - March 29 from 6 to 8 PM

Monday, January 23, 2023

Pantherbook: "New Student-Led Custom Merchandise Company"

"Do you need apparel to raise money for your club? Well, Swing Merch has got you covered!

Swing Merch is a student-led custom merchandise platform created by Arav Tyagi and Antonio Marzoratti, two seniors at FHS. Swing Merch allows students to buy a wide variety of merch for their club, including sweatshirts, hoodies, shirts, mugs, notebooks, and tote bags.

Arav explained Swing Merch’s mission, “to raise money for the clubs and for clubs to be more unified by wearing matching apparel to show club pride."

Continue reading the article at Pantherbook ->

came up with the idea mid-October 2022 and implemented it in November 2022. Photo used with permission by Antonio Marzoratti.
came up with the idea mid-October 2022 and implemented it in November 2022. Photo used with permission by Antonio Marzoratti.

Monday, January 16, 2023

Pantherbook: "Jennifer O’Malley Dillon speaks with Mr. Walsh’s Class"

"Recently, Mr. Walsh’s class had the fantastic opportunity to speak via Zoom with Jennifer O’Malley Dillon, the current deputy chief of staff in the Biden administration and FHS alumnus. O’Malley Dillon talked to the class about her time at Franklin High School, her daily work, important things she has been a part of, advice she has, and of course answered a few questions.

Life as the Deputy Chief of Staff at the White House is full of bustling days filled with everything from hiring personnel to dealing with international affairs. According to O’Malley Dillon, she runs and oversees daily operations at the White House. This includes helping solve large-scale issues such as problems with Ukraine, climate change, and inflation, traveling with the president to support and plan his visits, and running the military office. Although this seems very stressful to most, O’Malley Dillon loves politics, and being right in the middle of it all seems to be where she is most at home. "
Continue reading the article on Pantherbook ->

Pantherbook: "Jennifer O’Malley Dillon speaks with Mr. Walsh’s Class"
Pantherbook: "Jennifer O’Malley Dillon speaks with Mr. Walsh’s Class"

Wednesday, January 11, 2023

Pantherbook: Student Spotlight - The Tyler Morrill Story

Ryan Martin has a great profile of Tyler Morrill:

"You’re in the championship. With the gold medal on the line, the score is tied. As the clock winds down the few seconds it has left, your teammate zips a pass in your direction. You nail the shot as the buzzer sounds, sending everyone into a frenzy: You are a champion.

The narrative has been dreamed of and practiced by countless kids on turf fields, ice rinks, and courts around the world. For Franklin’s Tyler Morrill, the moment came to fruition last June as he was a part of the Franklin Unified Basketball Team. Morrill’s buzzer-beater in the Special Olympics final crowned Franklin the Gold medalists.

“I was so confident I was going to make that shot!” Morrill said, grinning."
Continue reading the article at Pantherbook ->

Morrill (far right) stands with the FHS girls' varsity basketball team prior to their game against Wachusett
Morrill (far right) stands with the FHS girls' varsity basketball team prior to their game against Wachusett

Friday, December 16, 2022

Pantherbook Podcast: 2022 Winter Sports Preview - FHS Girls Hockey (video)

"On episode four of Pantherbook’s 2022-23 Winter Sports Season Preview, host Ryan Martin sits down with the five captains this season for Franklin Varsity Girls Hockey, Lindsay Atkinson, Avery Greco, Shaw Downing, Molly Hurley, and Dana Stott to preview their season and understand the team’s feeling in playing under first-year head coach Mike Lubin. 

Check it out NOW:   https://youtu.be/279pT44_djM"

Shared from Pantherbook -> https://franklinpanthers.us/sports/2022/12/15/2022-winter-sports-preview-fhs-girls-hockey/ 

Pantherbook Podcast: 2022 Winter Sports Preview - FHS Girls Hockey (video)
Pantherbook Podcast: 2022 Winter Sports Preview - FHS Girls Hockey (video)

Pantherbook Podcast: preview of Girls Basketball (video)

Via Ryan Martin

"Great to be able to sit down with and prior to the senior captains/Franklin’s opening night win against Oliver Ames! The direct link to our preview: youtu.be/zvTmHfr54M4"


Pantherbook Podcast: preview of Girls Basketball (video)
Pantherbook Podcast: preview of Girls Basketball (video)


Saturday, December 10, 2022

Friday, December 9, 2022

Pantherbook: "2022 Winter Sports Preview -> FHS Boys Basketball" (audio)

"This past Tuesday, Pantherbook’s Ryan Martin sat down with the two senior captains for Franklin High School’s Varsity Boys Basketball team, Ben Harvey and Justin Allen, to preview the team’s upcoming season with Pantherbook Podcasts! 
Check it out now:"


Pantherbook: "2022 Winter Sports Preview -> FHS Boys Basketball" (audio)
Pantherbook: "2022 Winter Sports Preview -> FHS Boys Basketball" (audio)


Tuesday, December 6, 2022

Pantherbook: "A Closer Look at Franklin High’s Creative Media Team"

Lily Eattimo, has this write up for Pantherbook: 

"Fall Sports are now officially over – Photographers Sammy Patel and Hunter Smith are preparing for Winter Sports, including basketball, hockey, and indoor track, among others. 

You may have seen Patel and Smith’s work on Franklin High’s TV’s, or your Instagram and Twitter, as they run the Creative Media Team for Franklin High School.

The Creative Media Team is a subsection of Pantherbook, focused on creating, editing and designing graphics for Franklin High School sports. Their work, including both photo and video, is distributed on the Franklin High TVs, seen throughout the school, or on their Instagram and Twitter accounts. Their work keeps the community involved with Franklin sports, including some exciting shutouts and losses."

Pantherbook: "A Closer Look at Franklin High’s Creative Media Team"
Pantherbook: "A Closer Look at Franklin High’s Creative Media Team"



 

Sunday, November 13, 2022

2 articles from Pantherbook: "Student Spotlight: Varun Desai" & "College Conversations: Advice from FHS Alumni"

First up: a profile of EditorVar by Nihara Lijan 

"One of our most popular sports videographers/editors, Varun Desai, a junior at Franklin High School, is going to provide his journey in videography and his advice for aspiring videographers! 

Varun films and edits sports videos for the school, which increases a lot of engagement for the sports teams at FHS. He has always liked to create films and videos; he was recently presented with the opportunity to professionally take videos for the sports teams at FHS consistently and was excited for the opportunity to pursue it."
Continue reading the profile of EditorVar at Pantherbook -> 


#9 Sid on the Franklin Unified Basketball team celebrating after scoring a basket (Varun Desai)
#9 Sid on the Franklin Unified Basketball team celebrating after scoring a basket (Varun Desai)


Next: College Conversations: Advice from FHS Alumni by Nihara Lijan 
"From high school to college, the hard work and grind never ends… but does it get better? Let’s ask a couple of amazing former FHS students about their current experience in college: Michaela Olah, Charlene Peng, and Rachael Yuan! 

Olah is a junior attending Wellesley College majoring in Biology on the Pre-Med track, Peng is a freshman attending Williams College and is undecided on her major, and Yuan is a freshman attending UNC Chapel Hill with a double major in Neuroscience and Psychology with a minor in Education."
Continue reading Advice from FHS Alumni at Pantherbook -> 

Michaela Olah, Charlene Peng, Rachael Yuan  Michaela’s picture was taken for the Hear Your Song Wellesley College Chapter. Charlene’s pic was taken in a field. And Rachael’s pic was taken by her friend at a restaurant.
Michaela Olah, Charlene Peng, Rachael Yuan - Michaela’s picture was taken for the Hear Your Song Wellesley College Chapter. Charlene’s pic was taken in a field. And Rachael’s pic was taken by her friend at a restaurant.

Monday, October 24, 2022

Pantherbook: Spotlight Story - Mr. Walsh

Katie Barrow writes this "spotlight story" on Mr. Walsh.  

"Q: How many years have you been teaching at Franklin High?
A: 26 years

Q: Why did you want to become a teacher?
A: Mr. Walsh loves getting to talk about history and politics as his job and became a teacher because he loves teaching about this material"
 
Continue reading the spotlight story online -> 

Mr. Walsh teaches US History II and AP Gov.
Mr. Walsh teaches US History II and AP Gov.

Sunday, October 16, 2022

Diversity Awareness Club "It’s just a very much, an everyone thing"

Lily EattimoPresident of the Diversity Awareness Club (DAC) at Franklin High School provides a recap of the recent "Sweet & Greet" event.

"The sweet taste of diversity.

Hi, I’m Lily Eattimo, President of the Diversity Awareness Club (DAC).

This past Tuesday, DAC hosted our “Sweet & Greet” event in the FHS Cafeteria. The event, which took place from 5-8 PM, was DAC’s kickoff event for the 2022-23 school year."

Continue reading the Sweet & Greet recap which raised $650 for the club -> https://franklinpanthers.us/clubs-activities/2022/10/13/diversity-awareness-club-sweet-greet-recap-from-club-president/

Diversity Awareness Club "It’s just a very much, an everyone thing"
Diversity Awareness Club "It’s just a very much, an everyone thing"

Monday, September 12, 2022

Pantherbook: Like to Argue? Join Mock Trial!

A regular feature we like to share is that of the output by the Pantherbook team at Franklin High School. This is one of the first piece for the new school year and talks about one of the successful clubs at FHS - Mock Trial. 

"Like to argue? Enjoy public speaking? Interested in law or acting? If so, Mock Trial is the club for you! 

First, what is Mock Trial?

Mock Trial is one of the most successful and competitive clubs at FHS. It simulates trials using fictitious cases, typically made by the Mass Bar Association, that change every year. There are two types of cases: civil and criminal. Also, there are two main roles for club members: Attorneys and Witnesses.

The attorney is in charge of creating a line of questioning that is either helpful to the witness (or not helpful, if the attorney is opposing the witness.) If the attorney is opposing the witness, they would be recognized as a Cross Attorney, and the Attorney on the witness’s side would be considered a Direct Attorney. Members of the club with a witness role will be given a person in the trial to play. This role will align with the affidavit also given, which the club member should know very well. "
Continue reading about the FHS Mock Trial Team as written by 

 

The Mock Trial Team after their Intrasquad Scrimmage in Spring 2022. (Mr. Perkins  photo)
The Mock Trial Team after their Intrasquad Scrimmage in Spring 2022. (Mr. Perkins  photo)