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Nathaniel Martin

Nathaniel Martin, Staff Writer

Nathaniel Martin joins The Forest Scout for his senior year. While he spends most of his time struggling through lengthy assignments, you may be able to find him at the nearest amusement park enjoying a roller coaster or two. He also enjoys sitting down and writing, and he will be putting that skill to work helping create stories for the In Our Opinion section of The Forest Scout.

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“What’s it Like Having Your Mom at School?”

“What’s it Like Having Your Mom at School?”

Nathaniel Martin, Staff Writer
May 31, 2019
Juniors Chloe Tzau (Left) and Isabella Lewin (Right) will be orchestra presidents next year. They look forward to continuing the traditions of past presidents while adding some of their own.

There are New Presidents in Town

Nathaniel Martin, Staff Writer
May 14, 2019
Avengers Endgame: A Worthy Conclusion

Avengers Endgame: A Worthy Conclusion

Nathaniel Martin, Staff Writer
April 30, 2019
Long Distance

Long Distance

Nathaniel Martin, Staff Writer
April 16, 2019
European Vacation

European Vacation

Nathaniel Martin, Staff Writer
March 21, 2019
The Most Trivial of Pursuits: Is A Pop-Tart A Dumpling?

The Most Trivial of Pursuits: Is A Pop-Tart A Dumpling?

John Kirages and Nathaniel Martin
March 13, 2019
2 + 2 = 5 And Other Lies I Now Believe

2 + 2 = 5 And Other Lies I Now Believe

Nathaniel Martin, Staff Writer
February 5, 2019
A Lil' Ditty About Snow Days

A Lil’ Ditty About Snow Days

Nathaniel Martin
January 29, 2019

Life, liberty and the pursuit of a decent bathroom stall

Nathaniel Martin, Staff Writer
January 25, 2019
Ask a Senior: Do freshmen grades matter?

Ask a Senior: Do freshmen grades matter?

Nathaniel Martin
December 20, 2018
8 Things You Can’t Miss at the Holiday Concert

8 Things You Can’t Miss at the Holiday Concert

Nathaniel Martin, Staff Writer
December 7, 2018
Open Doors Opens Doors

Open Doors Opens Doors

Nathaniel Martin
November 16, 2018
The Most Trivial of Pursuits: Can An Airplane Take Off of A Treadmill?

The Most Trivial of Pursuits: Can An Airplane Take Off of A Treadmill?

Nathaniel Martin and Gavin Meyer
November 7, 2018
Foundation Month is here

Foundation Month is here

Nathaniel Martin, Staff Writer
November 6, 2018
LFHS Theater Department Starts the Year Off Strong with The Patsy I had the wonderful opportunity to view The Patsy last Friday evening, and I know that I will not forget it anytime soon. By the time the final curtain closed, I laughed, cringed, and had connected with each of the characters I had been watching. The Patsy is the story of one man’s struggle to remain faithful to his wife, who in turn must herself be true being pursued by numerous suitors. Among the shows numerous stars, two actors stood out among the rest. Senior Zach Demet’s awe-inspiring performance Gerhard Ziegler, and senior Nikole Tzioufas as his troublemaker wife Marta. Playing a German boxer from Munich, Demet had to inspire fear in the audience as a professional fighter, but also make the audience laugh during his chats with Maurice Vatelin played by senior Bryan Kingsley. Demet played both roles to perfection in Act 2 where he seamlessly switched from playfully tossing Kingsley around to ferociously circling his wife who had just been caught cheating. Demet’s acting was only rivaled by that of Tzioufas, who played his boisterous wife Marta. We know that before the events of the play Tzioufas’s character had had an affair with Kingsley’s and that she is still in love with him. Tzioufas gave the performance of the night from the moment she appeared on stage, wowing the crowd with her solid German accent and her subtle actions. While Demet and Tzioufas might have drawn the most attention from the crowd, the rest of the cast performed worthy of accolades. Junior Kevin Staunton delivered a strong performance as Ernest Redillon and senior Katie Barth stole the show acting as an deaf old woman. A noteworthy contributor to The Patsy’s success Friday night was the set. In each of the three acts, the entire stage was covered in decor and props that not only highlighted the performance of the actors, but also demanded attention themselves. The three double doors used in Act 1 were both grand (even from afar) and detailed. The only hiccup in the set was the strength of the bed used in Act 2. When Staunton seductively leapt onto it part of its support gave way. Before coming to the show I had traveled by car for four hours on my way back from Indiana and was trying to decide whether or not to come see The Patsy. I am so glad I did.

LFHS Theater Department Starts the Year Off Strong with The Patsy

Nathaniel Martin
October 19, 2018
Scouts Lose Heartbreaker to Cougars on Senior Night

Scouts Lose Heartbreaker to Cougars on Senior Night

Nathaniel Martin
October 11, 2018
Scouts Play Zee-Bees to a Tie in Thursday Night Thriller 1

Scouts Play Zee-Bees to a Tie in Thursday Night Thriller

Nathaniel Martin
October 3, 2018
Scouts Unable to Crack Ramblers Stout Defense

Scouts Unable to Crack Ramblers’ Stout Defense

Nathaniel Martin
September 26, 2018
“Titanic” Battle Against Glenbrook South Ends in Tie

“Titanic” Battle Against Glenbrook South Ends in Tie

Nathaniel Martin
September 23, 2018
Five Rides You Need to Try at Six Flags

Five Rides You Need to Try at Six Flags

Nathaniel Martin
September 19, 2018
Missed Chances and Set Pieces Scouts’ Bane Against Bears

Missed Chances and Set Pieces Scouts’ Bane Against Bears

Nathaniel Martin
September 18, 2018
Scouts Late Momentum Not Enough to Down Frogs

Scouts Late Momentum Not Enough to Down Frogs

Nathaniel Martin
September 13, 2018
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