Julie Huynh, class president for the graduating Class of 2022, completed a lot in her four years at Malden High School. Huynh was elected vice
Author: Courtney Fitzgerald
Courtney Fitzgerald is a senior at Malden High School. She has been in The Blue and Gold for four years now and really enjoys it. Writing and photography are some of the things that drew Fitzgerald to journalism, but she continues to find more aspects she enjoys along the way. Outside of school, Fitzgerald enjoys listening to music and hanging with her sister. She has four sisters but enjoys mostly hanging out with her closest in age sister. Fitzgerald is also a dancer outside of school and has been for 14 years now. She takes Jazz, Pointe and Ballet classes, but mostly enjoys her ballet class. Although journalism is not something she sees in her future as a career, Fitzgerald still enjoys taking the class and learning more about what it takes to be a reporter.
After a shortened season that began late in the last school year, Malden High School’s baseball team returned in full swing this year in April.
After two years, Model UN has returned to Malden High School and both teachers and students were excited. This year, simulations were held in the
As an introduction to their newest season, the Malden High Baseball team took part in Malden’s citywide baseball winter clinic on Wednesday nights from 6:30
With spring coming into focus, the girls ice hockey team, composed of girls from Malden, Medford, Saugus, Revere and Everett, closed their season out with
The Northeast Metropolitan Regional Vocational High School is an alternate schooling option for highschoolers who may want more hands on activities. 12 local cities, including
Courtney Fitzgerald also contributed to this article. Disclaimer: This project was done at the beginning of January, when cases were at their highest. Even though
As Covid cases began to rise in December, the return to school in January after the winter break seemed uncertain. To get students input on
Winter is upon us and with that cold weather comes the Medford/Malden Girls Ice Hockey season. Beginning with tryouts on November 29th from 5-6PM as
Senior privileges: leaving school early, going off-campus for lunch, special parking. These are things high school students look forward to the moment they enter the
