Bridget Frawley, Coverage Editor
Bridget Frawley is a second-year staffer and coverage editor on The Muse. When she is not writing stories, she is either shopping or playing with cats at her local animal shelter. Along with being on The Muse, she is a team leader on The Marquee, a member of the Dreyfoos swim team, an officer on Dance Marathon, and participates in other extracurriculars around campus. She has an affinity for reading, buying grandma sweaters, and seeking the underrepresented stories and voices in her community and using writing as a way to give those voices a platform. She aspires to be a journalist, writing in a small, city apartment with her cats.
![I hope [my image] evokes reliability and/or understanding. Teens, AKA test takers, [will] hopefully relate to at least one of the figures shown, visual junior Giovanna Romano said about the cartoon above. I thought it would be a good idea to illustrate how different people handle hard tests, and different emotional reactions to not knowing the answer.](https://www.themuseatdreyfoos.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Image-from-iOS.jpg)
![The Belle Chanson chorus stands spread out on the stage as Mr. Taylor directs from the front, leading them through the piece for their first and last in-person concert of the year. “Its nice to know Im going to have one more experience in Meyer Hall, especially with the other seniors, which most of us have been together [since] middle school,” vocal senior Aishworya Thapaliya said.](https://www.themuseatdreyfoos.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Cover-1-900x600.jpg)
![Jazz director Christopher De Leon conducts band senior Ivan Serafin, along with other performers on stage, ensuring everyone is in sync. This was Mr. De Leon’s first year on campus. “They’ve missed [performing live] for a long time. We all have missed it,” Mr. De Leon said. “It puts an exclamation point at the end of the year that we are finally seeing ourselves get back to normal.”](https://www.themuseatdreyfoos.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Cover-1-900x600.jpg)
![Fending against the mystical Ferrah the Faerie, left, played by theatre sophomore Felica Voehringer, a fight scene ensues amongst the cast. The use of lighting and post production additions allowed the fight to tie in the elements it would have encompassed as an in-person production. “[Ferrah is] a villain and obstacle that they have to get past,” Voehringer said. “So it was really interesting to be that insane, fictional character.”](https://www.themuseatdreyfoos.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Screen-Shot-2020-12-04-at-7.53.43-PM-900x482.png)
