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Annie Rogula

Annie Rogula, co-editor-in-chief

Hi! I'm Annie Rogula, and this year I am a co-editor-in-chief for The Oracle which means I help run the paper! I have been on The Oracle since my freshman year, and along the way I have been an asst. features editor, and the sports editor. Outside of my involvement on the paper, I am a devoted member of Interact Club and a varsity tennis player. Fun Fact: I was the number one doubles conference champion two years in a row on the team.

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Mac-nificent

Skylar Kreske and Annie Rogula
March 16, 2020

Swimming has never been about the awards, but rather being around hard-working athletes and the excitement of the team, stated Keith MacDonald, head swim coach. MacDonald has coached swimming for over...

Awarding Ahlgrim: Holding her plaque after winning the Regional Head Coach of the Year Award, Meg Ahlgrim, varsity girls’ tennis head coach, expressed surprise at being chosen after only one year of coaching the team.

Ahlgrim makes a racket by winning head coach of the year award

Annie Rogula, co-sports editor
February 14, 2020

Promising athletes naturally possess the skills and stamina to achieve greatness, however, most require the guidance of a coach to push them past their limits. But what makes a coach so special? Is it...

Competition from down under

Annie Rogula, Sports Editor
December 20, 2019

Uncertain expectations overwhelmed South’s varsity boys’ basketball team as they blindly faced off against St. Joseph’s College from Sydney, Australia. With limited knowledge of the opposing team’s...

Winning wildcat: Returning a serve (left) and getting set to serve (right), Northwestern commit Sydney Pratt prepares to continue her success on the tennis court. Pratt’s tennis prowess drew Northwestern University’s attention, ultimately resulting in a scholarship offer to play for the school’s team on Aug. 28. Courtesy of Sydney Pratt

Pratt looks to Northwestern to continue tennis career

Annie Rogula, sports editor
October 4, 2019

Hard work and dedication have allowed junior Sydney Pratt to dominate in the tennis world, according to her coach Mark Bey, director of the championship training academy at the Glenview Tennis Club. Since...

illustration by Chaeyeon Park

South students see need for recycling awareness

Annie Rogula, asst. features editor
March 16, 2019

As senior Sora Heo has begun to better understand the devastating toll pollution has taken around the world, she has noticed the inefficiency of recycling at South. Many of South’s recyclable objects...

illustration by Margo Kazak

South celebrates the holidays in different ways

Violet Guzman-Robles, You-Jin Shon, Shannon Mathew, Esther Lim, Mia Merchant, Annie Rogula, and Taylor Everson
December 14, 2018

Agnosticism Growing up in a Christian household, Jane Emerson* went to church frequently and celebrated Christian holidays without fault. Now, Emerson does not celebrate these holidays out of faith, but...

Students face challenges of long-distance relationships

Mia Merchant and Annie Rogula
November 12, 2018

Whether they be romantic or platonic, relationships in high school can be challenging to keep up with, especially when people are thousands of miles away from each other. Long-distance relationships pose...

Students catch up on school

Annie Rogula , asst. features editor
October 29, 2018

Suicidal tendencies, severe illnesses and all kinds of different injuries are just some of the many factors that keep students from participating in their daily classes at school. For students like sophomore...

Senior Jordan Theriault finishes his first lap of practice. Track’s next meet is the Glenbrook South Quad on April 24 at home. The men’s track team recently placed 4th at indoor conference.

Men’s track looks to send athletes to state

Annie Rogula , staff reporter
April 20, 2018

The GBS men’s track team is off to a strong start, and although many seniors graduated last year, the team is hoping to replenish the team with younger, upcoming athletes, according to head coach Kurt...

Spring Sports Preview

Henry Schleizer, Annie Rogula , and Madaket Chiarieri
March 16, 2018

Badminton Key Players: Evelyn Krasnik, Christina Moy, Molly Sedin 2017 Record: 8-1 Coming off a conference championship, and a year in which six girls competed at the state competition, the women’s...

Men’s hockey hopes to surprise rivals

Annie Rogula, staff reporter
February 9, 2018

The puck dropped and the crowd cheered for the GBS men’s hockey team as they skated to victory against one of their rivals GBN. Although there have been some inconsistencies throughout the season, according...

HEAD IN THE GAME: Driving past an Evanston defender, senior Lizzy Shaw dribbles on the Titans home court. The Titans fell to the Evanston Wildkits 54--31.

Women’s basketball pushes for improvement

Annie Rogula, staff reporter
December 22, 2017

The GBS women’s basketball team has returned to the courts and is ready for a season full of layups and alley-oops. With the season underway, the team’s excitement to play is clearly represented by...

Luo figure skates beyond south’s walls

Anika Thota and Annie Rogula
November 10, 2017

Two years ago, junior Rachel Luo was skating by another teammate when she lost her balance and collapsed, leaving her with bloody fingers and a white scar she’ll have for the rest of her life. Rachel...

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