Emma Johnson, Editor-in-Chief
Emma Johnson, as much as she tries to deny it, is in her senior year of high school but despite it all, she happily is a third-year returning member to the Prowl serving as the Editor-in-Chief.
When she isn’t running around with a camera or frantically attempting to color-code her dynamic schedule, Emma can be pretty much exclusively found writing debate cases in the library, listening to bass-boosted music behind the choir room, or embodying the word juxtaposition, being an avid lover of sleep but also an having been diagnosed as an insomniac.
Being heavily involved in extracurriculars and dedicated to the high school, especially as Student Body Co-President, Emma cherishes any free time she has to spare so in those rare moments, she loves to watch Jeopardy with her family, listening to vinyl on her record player (she’s a major Swiftie but has an eclectic taste), or compile Pinterest boards for all of the aesthetics that she knows aren’t feasible but still fun to dream about.
“Emma is one of the most talented people I have ever met in my life,” former Editor In Chief Gabby Paterson said. “I’m convinced she could do anything. She can probably even juggle chainsaws if she put her mind to it.”
![Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps [JROTC] sign-up poster in the purple pod hallway.](https://phsprowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Peters.JROTC_.jpg)
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