Rachel Schowalter | Staff Writer The William Mason High School Class of 2010 is made up of over 750 students. In the coming year, these students will disperse throughout the country in pursuit of their futures — residing in more than 30 states, 107 cities and 150 colleges.
Julia Halpin | Staff Writer For some students at Mason High School, organization is a key to achieving academic success, but according to senior Rohit Rao, organization has never a main factor in his academic life at MHS.
Janie Simonton | Staff Writer The popular sitcom How I Met Your Mother defines them as dopplegangers. Other popular terms include “twin,” “double” and “duplicate.” For sophomore Courtney Wilson, seeing her “twin,” freshman Mallory Pontius, is “like looking in a mirror.”
FeaturesRecent graduates share college advice with the Class of 2010… Alyssa Howard | Editor-in-Chief As the Class of 2010 gets ready to move on to post-graduation plans, The Chronicle solicited the advice of recent Mason graduates. To give current seniors an accurate depiction of college life, college students responded to the following: 1. What is ...
FeaturesKris Ogungbemi | Staff Writer The traditional college experience usually evokes images of late nights in the dorm and getting to know a new roommate. Some Mason High School seniors, however, have chosen to stay to stay at home and commute to college. According to senior Megan Browning, who is commuting to Xavier University, where ...
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