“He’s Here To Kill You”

Class of 2024 Plays Senior Assassin

Marshall Lehman, Co-Editor in Chief • April 25, 2024

Gamemaster Hannah Cheng ’24 created a board using every assassin’s school photo to track targets and kills.

Between the stress of making decisions about college and trying their hardest to finish their high school career strong, FWCD seniors have decided to add a game to their to-do list. On this special audio exclusive of The Falcon Quill, Marshall Lehman ’24, Jack Cimo ’24, and Dr. Michael Cimo recount their experiences with the game dubbed Assassin.

About the Contributor

Marshall Lehman, Co-Editor in Chief

Ayo, I’m Marshall, and I’m a senior, therefore, this is my fourth year on the Quill Staff. I’m the Co-Editor in Chief, and I will remind you of my position every waking moment of your life. In my free time, you will typically find me bowling, but never ski balling. My favorite bowling ball is a pink 8 pounder because with it I can really knock down some pins. If you don’t find me there, then you will probably find me hanging out with my shoe collection which totals about 37 pairs (including boots). My favorite sneakies to look at are my UNC Air Jordan 3s, but my favorite pair to wear are my Cactus Jack Air Forces 1s. And if you absolutely cannot find me in either of those two places then I will be on the track (running or jumping) or potentially shooting some hoops (yes, I am an aspiring varsity player). Last, but certainly not least, I would like to make it known that I’m really funny; potentially a 7 on a 10-point scale, but I am slightly (only slightly) aware that not everyone will think that highly of me, but everyone would put me at a 10 out of 10. My motto? A big ego is a healthy ego. One should always remember that a long bio indicates an important person.

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