Mrs. White is a new teacher this year coming in for her 19th year of teaching. She has hope for this year and her future at Heritage High School. Mrs. White, when asked why she had chosen Heritage, she said, “I’ve always heard great things about Heritage.” Previously, she had taught at other schools such as LFO. Currently, she teaches 9th grade literature as well as honors. On top of all of that, Mrs. White has a drama class. Mrs. White previously taught at LFO and other schools. Mrs. White and her Drama class are currently working on a one act drama play. Mrs. White is an incredible teacher, with a good personality and is enthralled to get students to learn. She doesn’t just want you to gain knowledge, but also classroom experience and for her students to look back on one day and remember their high school years.
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Thomas Scherzer, Staff Writer
Thomas Scherzer is a sophomore this year at Heritage High School. Thomas Scherzer involves himself in many activities both inside and outside of school. Thomas always tries to make sure he betters himself on whatever he is doing and becomes a better person. Thomas Scherzer enjoys playing soccer and reading, but throughout all of his free time he usually is working out. He really likes going to the gym. Over the summer, Thomas worked as a lifeguard at the local amusement park's water park at Lake Winnie. He likes school--but only when it is in a class he likes. Thomas likes English, Science, and Social Studies, but hates Math. He currently plans on going to college but is unsure of what he wants to pursue. Despite this, the future's still bright to Thomas and his dedication to what he puts his mind to will help. Although he doesn’t know what he wants to do, he is very passionate about anything he wishes to. During his year, he wants to contribute to playing sports. He is very excited for the year in Journalism and to see what will happen.
Natalie Ferry, Editor-in-Chief
Natalie Ferry is the Editor-in-Chief of The General Journal and a senior at Heritage High School. She is extremely grateful to be working on "The Legacy" and the General Journal website during her final year of high school. Natalie attends Dalton State College for the majority of the day but stops by Heritage in the morning to hang out with her favorite people: the Journalism Class. Other than Journalism, she enjoys being a member of the Tea Club, National English Honor Society, Beta Club, and National Honor Society. Outside of school, she enjoys browsing around her local comic book store, trying out new restaurants, and going to the occasional yoga class. This past summer she was able to attend the Georgia Governor's Honor Program as a major in Communicative Arts, and she is so thankful for all the opportunities and people she was able to meet at Georgia Southern. This experience has pushed her to new limits, and firmly cemented that she wants to continue working in publishing and media once she enters the workforce. Natalie hopes to attend the Georgia Institute of Technology for a degree in Literature, Media, and Communications.