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By: Gabby Lewis, Co-Editor in Chief As a teacher who’s worked at the school since its opening, Ms. Storey is a staple of River Hill itself with a legendary class, even being on a committee to design the school itself. However, the time has inevitably come for her to retire after over 20 years at our…
By: Elijah Taylor, Staff Writer With the 2018 school year coming to a close and summer quickly approaching, many of River Hill’s students are preparing for a packed summer that they had planned since the first days of school. All the excitement seems to be centered around travel. People are going all across the world…
By: Vlada Rauner, staff writer A couple weeks ago, River Hill High School was hit by a storm, a fruit storm. Students were juiced up about the new and sweet addition to the cafeteria menu, smoothies! “Mango pineapple is so much better than the strawberry banana” says Joshua Ward, a senior who has been eating…
By: Lauren Mitchell, Co-Editor in Chief River Hill’s art community is astounding, existing as a safe environment for every student. Although the art department has already proved itself through its products, there is one art class at RHHS that is the most prestigious of them all, being the highest possible class a student can take here:…
Dear River Hill Current, Thank you for all the memories over the last three years for Anna, and four for Bailey. You’ve given us a purpose and a place at River Hill. We started as underclassmen fools and ended up as the editors-in-chief (we’re still fools, but now with a title). We’ll cherish our memories…
by Vlada Rauner, staff writer On March 24th, 2018, according to organizers, nearly 800,000 people marched for The March For Our Lives In Washington DC to demand gun reform. The crowd walked toward the Capitol building with students, parents, and children. Signs rose through the streets with written statements like “the only bullets I should…
by Nicole Wesche, Opinions Editor After winning the county, regional, and state championship, the River Hill Girls’ Track team has high hopes for the outdoor season. The indoor team won the state championship by a margin of 15 points, over runner-up South Carroll. Many of their athletes are returning for the outdoor season, so this…
by Lauren Mitchell, Features Editor After losing in the second round of playoffs last season to Glenelg high school, the River Hill varsity softball team is back at it, and ready to win. Head Coach Ms. Rosenbaum says that the team has an advantage this season prior to others, as there are many “upperclassmen who…