After four years of diligence, senior Gillian Willcox’s time at Malden High School has come to an end, along with the rest of the Class
Author: Cassandra Reyes
Cassandra Reyes is a junior at Malden High School and on her second year of working on the school’s newspaper, the Blue and Gold, as the Head of Sports. Reyes enjoys writing and developed a great interest in the newspaper after having Ryan Gallagher, newspaper advisor to the Blue and Gold, as a freshman English teacher. Reyes left the Salemwood Middle School with ambition to strive academically and socially, along with her enthusiasm to watch all of the MHS sporting events. Reyes has been Vice President for the Class of 2016 since her freshman year. She has two siblings and a dog. Reyes greatly values family and friendship. Her vigor will help her achieve her goals of attending college and becoming a social worker.
1. BEFRIEND A TEACHER It’s always good to get to know a teacher, whether you are going to see them during a free period or
Let’s take a look at the demographics of my life and what that means, or meant, for me. I was born to a teen mother;
I remember the day I found out my very best friend was moving from Malden. I can’t even tell you how many tears were shed
Is it just me or is life going at 100 mph? I feel like a million different things are being thrown at me from a
Tours are being scheduled, interviews are being held, acceptance letters are being received, and over there, right in the shadows, is a parent crying at
“I’d say that my greatest accomplishment is probably just learning to be okay with me. Freshman and sophomore year, I wasn’t showing people who
Malden High School recognizes many of its seniors for their persistence and dedication throughout their high school career with a variety of awards and scholarships.
Along with its wide variety of cultures, the unity at Malden High School is unique in another sense. The school has a program known as
