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Feature Package: Freshmen Elections
September 29, 2023
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About the Contributors
Faith Mohr, Copy Editor
Junior Faith Mohr is a second year reporter and staff photographer at RCHS for The Prowler. She joined this class to improve her writing skills and to grow as a person. Reading romance books and poetry is a favorite hobby of Mohr’s. She can be seen cleaning the floor when she dives for the ball on her travel volleyball team. When she isn’t on the floor or sleeping, she’s probably procrastinating on her work, baking incredible desserts for the best of the best, looking up random houses, or with her pets, Ruby and Smokey. Mohr plans on going to college and then continuing to become the best international realtor (easy accomplishment), all while making an impact for the future writers in RCHS. She will then retire in the south with lots of land, along with a lake and beach house-that she earned from her success in reality. P.S. To win her over, she loves traveling, animals, and Reese Cups :)
Grace Fleshman, Reporter
Grace Fleshman is a junior and a second-year reporter on this year’s Prowler staff. After learning a lot last year about journalism, she decided to become the news editor. She is ready and excited for this new role. This year she wants to focus on meeting new people, especially freshmen, and expanding her knowledge of newsworthy events at RCHS. In her free time, Fleshman enjoys dancing at the Rockbridge Ballet and hanging out with friends. She is a reporter on the Executive Council SCA, and enjoys attending meetings and planning events to boost school spirit. You can usually find Fleshman listening to music, particularly Taylor Swift, watching a TV show or movie for the 50th time, dancing whenever she is bored, or eating snacks. Fleshman looks forward to continuing writing for the Prowler for her last two high school years and to do well in her other studies through college.