Falcon Outlet

By Nick David

Kyle Dorsey and Bennett Hight are most well known for their skiing. It was very awesome getting to talk to the both of them and learn more about their exciting backstories. They both live very interesting lives, and they share the same interests,  for instance, they both are on the Freeport Nordic Ski Team, they dress a like, they both have long hair, and they both get a “Little Sendy” at times. 

Nordic Skiing is an overlooked side of skiing that is often avoided. But Kyle and Bennett were both drawn to it from an early age. Continue reading “Dorsey and Hight: The Sendy Twins” →

By Ryan Rosado

If you ever talk with Simon Handelman, one of two things is going on. He is either giving you a lecture or he is telling you the funniest joke.  At times, yes, he will beat you up, in a nonphysical sense. At other times he will be kind hearted, a shoulder for anyone to lean on.

Since middle school Simon has been actively involved in Freeport theater program having been in several of the high school plays, including, Sun Light Doesn’t Touch, Chicago, Spamalot, and Letters at Sea. Continue reading “Simple Simon Not So Simple” →

By Regan Lynch

Max Doughty, otherwise known as “Dough Town”, can be seen walking down the halls with friends, working hard in the classroom, and dominating the football and baseball fields outside of school. Max is an active member of our community and it is shown through his dedication as a team leader, a great student, and the Senior class president.

By his many achievements and position as president, it shows that he is an honorable person–a well-rounded, respected student and mentor in our community. Along with his responsibilities as president, Max has many other hobbies and interests that people may not know about. Continue reading “‘Dough Town’ Makes His Mark” →

By Emily Latulippe

“Every moment can be a defining moment. But what are the really defining moments of my life?” Mr. Berkemeyer asked. He pondered and replied, “Quitting the Coast Guard, walking across the country, becoming a teacher.”

Mr. Berkemeyer joined the Coast Guard right after high school graduation in 1981. The Coast Guard afforded Mr. Berkemeyer opportunities to travel and “have some unique experiences.”  He left the Coast Guard after being in the academy for two years. “I did not want to make it my livelihood for the next 16 years. I was curious about what else life could offer,” said Mr. Berkemeyer. Continue reading “Mr. Berkemeyer’s Defining Moments” →

By Kelley Fullagar

Jefferson Lane, 15, a sophomore at Freeport High School, is an avid chef and theater participant. He is an enthusiastic musician, singing and playing the trombone since middle school. He doesn’t concern himself with his vocal capabilities too much, but enjoys singing nonetheless, belting out tunes on stage and along with his favorite artists, from Dave Matthews to LP. Jeff’s funny personality helps him conquer any setting, transitioning easily from Durham Middle School to Freeport High School. Continue reading “Who is Jeff Lane?” →