An Interview with Chase O’Malley Casey He: Please introduce yourself for those who don’t know you. Chase O’Malley: My name is Chase O’Malley, and I am a senior here at Severn School. I am very interested in science, and I plan to study chemical engineering and entrepreneurship in college. Outside of class, I am a…
With Prom just around the corner, Severn’s hallways are filled with “Promposals,” Promchella posters, and more. As April 22nd creeps closer and closer, many juniors and seniors prepare for a night under the stars. I had the pleasure of talking to Ms. Wesley, the head of prom committee. Prior to the interview last week I…
by Lizzie Sullivan, ’23 Evan Washburn is a CBS sideline reporter who you have seen on multiple Super Bowl broadcasts, as well as regular season and playoff NFL games. Mr. Washburn is a also a 2003 graduate of Severn School who also attended the University of Delaware. On Wednesday, February 23rd, he talked with the…
The price of food is an essential consideration when humans are looking to satiate our most basic human need — hunger. This is no different for those of us here at Severn, who every day leave our classes and workspaces in hopes of finding food to quench a tired working mind. For many, this involves…
By Ella Foote, ’25 The Severn Run Club, or SRC for short, is a new club first kicked off on November 15th, 2021; the club has been running all around Severna Park since. The Severn Run Club quickly became a safe space for any student interested in getting some exercise. People had the ability to…
by Christopher Fan, ’23 The Severn School math team is a “party club.” We base our culture around being a united team, and our size and the way we conduct our announcements reflects that. Our main purpose is to have fun while doing math; we give math another name – “the key to life.”…
Among the awards and medals earned so far throughout the year, one stands out. An often overlooked and underappreciated sport at Severn; a physical, hand-to-hand combat on the mat that pits two trained athletes against one another in a high-octane endurance battle. This sport, if you haven’t guessed it by now, is wrestling. Often flying…
Severn School’s Girls Varsity Swim Team took the IAAM B Conference by storm this past season. With eight wins and zero losses, the team finished out the regular season undefeated, and proceeded to the IAAM Championship Meet. Some meets were certainly closer than others, such as the tight matchup versus Roland Park with a 54-40…
by Sophia Amplo, ’23 Billionaire Simone Starkweather plans to clone herself using the money meant for her family and work staff. Her heirs’ loss in fortune causes them all to turn against the aging woman and one decides to take her life at midnight in the Starkweather mansion. Billy St. John’s Murder’s in the Heir…
Parking at Severn is a controversial topic. Every day in advisory, I hear tales of this morning’s parking struggles, and conversations about parking continue all day. Quotes like these float through the hallways: “I circled around to find parking three times this morning and completely missed advisory after I had to park at Cypress.” “Severn…