Joseph Schunemann, A&E Editor
Joey Schunemann ‘18 is a senior at Hollis Brookline High School. His chief most desire is a first hand visceral relationship with the truth, and as the Arts and Entertainment editor, he hopes to find that this year. After hours, he spends time acting in plays in the theater department or playing various instruments for the Honors Choir and Honors Jazz Band. This last year he’s hoping to push forward his music career by pursuing an independent study in AP Music Theory, as he looks to minor in music theory in his college years. When not acting like he’s the fanciest guy around, he enjoys spending time with friends and sitting in the tub.
![Ryan Farquhar, local renaissance man, puts the finishing touches on his treb for last year’s project. His group built an interesting variant on the base trebuchet using a design called a “murlin,” using various ropes to increase the acceleration of the machine. “[Trebuchet Day] is the big hurrah of the year for physics,” said Perry.](https://cavchronline.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Webready_Coffee-Diem_Joseph-Schunemann_News-900x600.jpg)
