The 2024 Lexington Christmas Parade was held on Friday December 6. Many businesses and local clubs brought floats and members to spread Christmas cheer through the town.
Yogi Bear Jellystone Park was featured in the parade.
Holiday Spirit at the Christmas Parade
December 19, 2024
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Faith Mohr, Editor-in-Chief
Senior Faith Mohr is a third year staff member, with a position of Editor-in-Chief and photographer at RCHS for The Prowler. She joined this class to improve her writing skills and to grow as a person. Reading romance books is a favorite hobby of Mohr’s. She can be seen in the sky when flying planes. When she isn’t flying or sleeping, she’s probably procrastinating on her work, at the daycare she works at, going on a drive, or with her pets, Ruby and Maple. Mohr plans on going to college and then continuing to become an international airline pilot (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 aviation. P.S. To win her over, she loves going for drives, traveling, animals, and Reese Cups :)
Grace Fleshman, Managing Editor
Grace Fleshman is an emotional senior that has probably cried 100 times because this is her last year of high school. This will be her third year on the Prowler Staff and she is excited to step into the role of Managing Editor. She is involved with NHS and Young Life, while also trying to find opportunities to grow her skills in the field of Journalism. Fleshman has always loved watching the talent show as a kid and can’t wait to plan it this year. In her free time, she dances at The Rockbridge Ballet and just got the role of Snow White in her upcoming show. You can usually find her grabbing a sweet treat with her friends, binge watching popular TV shows, or planning trips and concerts with her family. While on The Prowler staff for her last year, she hopes to share new and exciting types of media with the student body. In the future, although she’s sad to leave Lexington, she hopes to study Journalism in college to eventually become a News Broadcaster (not just because they talk and drink coffee all day).