Tiger Times May 2022 Senior Farewell Edition

Tiger Times Senior Farewell Edition

Tiger Talk By: Paula Opena

Mercy

What will you miss most about Mercy?

Bridget Higgins ‘22

The welcoming community

Kassandra Howe ‘22

Cross Country and doing the lights for the plays

What would you tell What are you looking your freshman year self? forward to in college?

I would tell her to buy another skirt

Being able to branch out, join new clubs, and meet new people.

Relax

Quit thinking so much about what other people think

Being able to not care what I look like

Chanel Delgado ‘22

I will miss Freem the most

Keep being shy

Faculty

What will you miss about the class of 22?

Favorite memory with seniors?

Mr. Harley

Jessica and Maeve

Mrs. Dastoli

Mr. Cahill

Mr. Butterly

Their passion and energy, and the terrifying competitiveness that came out in Jeopardy games.

Some very funny people who made Lit go by fast and some worker bees in Publishing who really came through

Take time to enjoy your senior year. You will end up where you are meant to be so don’t stress too much.

IDK

Adriana Diaz ‘22

Your resilience and spirit!

Any final advice to incoming seniors?

Winning my 1st SCC/State Championship

Making new friends.

My independence and being able to make my own decisions Being able to start over

Powder Puff practices were really fun days

Don’t slack

What legacy does this class leave?

Any final advice for the seniors?

The class with the most combined absences from school

Be kind, stay positive, take care of yourself

The many laughs we Their strength shared during quaran- through Covid. They tine. Especially Meg pushed through and experienced Mercy to Bertolami making the fullest. lunch while in class This year’s Walk-a-thon, being on a bus to Xavier and hearing 50 seniors shouting Taylor Swift lyrics cannot be erased from my memory

I don’t know.

They seem pretty uptight. Calm down a little bit.

One of bravery and resilience throughout four crazy years!

At least two very important pieces in my room: Sam’s Dylan cake top and Lucy’s crocheted Lucy 2 fish.

Once a Mercy girl, always a Mercy girl! The door will always be open for you. When in doubt, lift it up to God in prayer!

Seriously, try to find what you love in whatever your next steps are, and do that thing. That, and don’t plagiarize.

“Serve God and be cheerful.”

—Bob Dylan

Overheard at Mercy Yes, this stuff was really said

By: Spencer Wrubleski

“There’s a Savannah

“You guys don’t ride bikes?

in Georgia?”

That’s sacrilegious!”

“I love peas.

“Would you still love me

I’d eat them with a spoon

if I had a water bottle

right out of the can.”

for a hand?”

“My dog ate my

“I feel like my cat today.

favorite hair clip.

My cat has diabetes and asthma

Her karma? Pink eye.”

and is very lethargic.”

“I can see Drew in a

I actually took astronomy

lifted 4-wheel truck.”

and the moon is a moon.”

"We are in a simulation.

“Why is she

You can’t be mean to me— would you be mean

tickling the grass with her feet”?

to a video game character?"

“What’s Bach’s first name?

“I’ve been trying to get

Bach’s name isn’t ‘Bach’?”

my knees really buff.”

Underclassmen Shoutouts to Seniors!

Dear Ali/Kelley of the Ali, You don’t know how much I’m going to miss you next year. I first met you in freshman year during the volleyball season, and ever since that I made a best friend that I will never forget. I know you are going to do amazing things at URI and in everything you. Keep working hard and striving for greatness. I’m going to miss you so much!!! You better come visit ❤!! Jazz Mendez Dear Mary and Grace, We are going to miss you so much next year. Our pre-practice runs to Mary’s house and screaming songs out the window were always such a fun time. And how could we forget about our first sleepover? The blessed Christmas jammies, screaming and dancing to Santa Baby. We have made so many memories and moods that are always getting brought up at some point. At least now since Meg Gal can finally drive, the Cromwell mood hasn’t happened in a while. We can’t wait for the many more beach trips and dance parties in the garage to come. Thank you for always putting up with Lauren and Meg Gal’s craziness, and Megan Menard’s jokes. It won’t be the same not seeing you in the halls next year, but we will definitely come and visit you at URI and wherever gwacie ends up. We love you both so much! Love, Lauren

(Dewey), Meg Gal (Buster), and Megan (Bibble)

Dear Cassidy Wichman, I know it’s only been a year since we’ve known each other, but you are already like an older sister I never had. I am so glad and grateful that I got to do cross country and track this year. Thank you for being the person I can tell anything to and ask for advice no matter what. You are the kindest, most intelligent, understanding, caring, and courageous person I have ever met. You have always been my role model, and I’ve learned many things from you. I don’t know what I will do without you next year, but I know that you are going to do amazing things at Boston College and, further on in your life filled with success. I am so proud of you and all of the hard work and effort you’ve put in these past four years. You are an incredible leader, and cross country and track will not be the same without you. I will miss our hugs, runs together on the track/meets/workouts, and talks. I love you so much, and I am so proud of you and all you have accomplished.

Love, Clara Romero Dear Aine Lally, I can’t believe you are graduating from high school already. I haven’t even known you for a whole year, but you already have a special place in my heart that I will carry with me. You are the kindest, caring, funny, intelligent, and courageous person ever. I am so glad that I got to know you this year and that we were in the same advisor group. I am very sad that you will not be here next year, but I know that you will do incredible things at CCSU. I am so proud of you and all of the hard work you have done all of these four years. Thank you for being there for me and being a person I can go to for advice. I will miss our everyday talks in advisor, you jump-scaring me, and our hugs. I love you so much!

Love, Clara Romero Dear Aine Lally, I will miss you very much. You are a very good person who always makes our advisor happy. I know you will go far in life and continue to grow into the amazing person you are. Erin O’Connell

Dear Ashley Guyon, Congrats, Ashley! We will all miss you so much! Field Hockey wont be the same without you!

Have fun in college! Ciara Loughlin

Dear Paula Opena, Paula I have loved having you in my advisor period and sharing the stage with you during High School Musical! I will miss you so much! Love, Allie Torres

Ca$h, Thanks for being a great friend and an awesome role model; also thanks for being Abby's mother. You are going to go so far in life and we can not wait to see what you do. Field hockey and advisor have been so fun with you, we're going to miss you so much. Visit often! Love, MAAA (Milana, Ava G, Abby Devivo, and you)

Dear Aine, I can't believe your already graduating! Thank you for being one of my bestfriends and always being there for me. I am going to miss you so much, but I know you are going to do amazing things in college, and I wish you the best of luck! Love you! Eliana Fraschilla Dear Abby Malerba, I am going to miss doing "body and your soul" whenever we see each other in the hallway, have fun

at college I am going to miss you so much, I love you! Brayden Santagata

Dear Aine, I am going to miss you so much! I’m so glad we became friends my freshman year, thank you for never leaving me on runs and for pushing me to go faster. Have fun at college, I love you so much! Brayden Santagata

To my Madilyn Carbone. Thank you for everything you have done for me and for all of the best memories. There is no one quite like you. I am going to miss you is an understatement. So much is ahead for you and always remember the moon doesn’t give you answers. USC is the luckiest. I love you Kitty! Lily Schoonmaker Dear Maeve Martin and Jessypoo, I couldn't choose between the two of you, but just know I am going to miss you two so much. I never thought I could get so close with two people so quickly, but you two proved me wrong. Senior year won't be the same without you guys, especially since I won't have anyone to pick me up whenever I'm stuck at Mercy.

Have the best time at college, come back and visit ILYSM! Helen Avila Dear Spencer Wrubleski, I’m so glad I met you at my freshman year lunch table! You had the best laugh and I remember how we grew to be friends so quickly. I’m going to miss your warm hugs and high fives in the hallway every day and facetiming you every day last year because of chemistry lol. You are such a kind spirit, and I really will miss you!!

Isabella Lee-Baldassini

Dear Caroline, Ashley and Shelby, Thank you for making high school so fun. I never would've thought I'd get so close to soccer girls, good thing you were cut!! So happy to call you my best friends, love you guys<33 secret santa soon. Abby DeVivo Dear Cassidy, Thank you for the best first year at Mercy! It wouldn't be the same without you! I love you so much! Good luck at college, you’re gonna do great things! Chloe Gaboury

Dear Ella Bankoski, I’m going to miss you more than words can describe next year. I am so proud of you for everything and you have such great things ahead of you. Never forget that so many people love you and always believe in yourself.

Have the best time at Sacred Heart, you deserve it <3. -Love Clare Bankoski

By: Aine Lally

SENIOR REGRETS By: Sam Strell “Do I regret it? Yes. Would I do it again? Probably.” – Nick Miller MADDY CARBONE: “Stressing and spending too much time on things that didn’t matter in the long run.”

GRACE CINK: “Not joining robotics my freshman year and having a side part.”

LUCY ZAJACK: “I regret taking an extra 2 months to write my summer essay for Butterly.”

GRACE ANDREA: “Wearing mascara at the most unnecessary times.”

SYD BARBER: “Having a DEEP side part until I was 16.”

JESS EATON: “Not trying out for other sports teams.”

SAM STRELL: “Going to the Christmas mixer my sophomore year.

There was no one there.”

CHARLIE WEAVER: “Probably not really enjoying the little things in high school because the time goes by so quickly.”

PAULA OPENA: “I regret missing the bread bowls the day the café served them.”

MAEVE MARTIN: “My senior regret is not doing the musicals for the school. I was a little shy to do it but I really wish I did because I love to sing and dance.”

BROOKE SHEEHY: “My senior regret is not coming to Mercy freshman year. I transferred here going into junior year.”

LILY JACKSON: “I ALSO had a hardcore side part, it was bad.”

ELLA BANKOSKI: “I regret not socializing as much and going to social events like football games, mixers, school activities. I started going senior year though.”

ALI KELLEY: “I regret trying so hard every morning to look good for the 10-minute bus ride with the Xavier boys.”

One Last Thing

By Emilia St. Pierre

Parting words of wisdom and advice from the class of 2022.

“Freshman year does matter with academics. Do not think it does not matter, because it does.”

– Jess Eaton

“Go all out for Walk-A-Thon and Spirit Days. Don’t let anyone steal your sparkle!”

– Ella Bankoski

“If you think about doing something, do it!”

– Maeve Martin

“Enjoy your senior year.

Take advantage of the time you have.”

– Isabelle Stottlemyer

“Take your time and enjoy it!”

– Lucy Zajack

“The only way to keep a secret is by not telling anyone.”

– Anonymous

“If you get shut down, try again. Friendship!”

– Nicole Reagan

“If they are not a cat person, don’t trust them.”

– Bridget Higgins

“Don’t be afraid of taking the difficult path.

It often comes with greater rewards.”

– Adriana Diaz

“It’s ok to not get a good grade on everything.

Sometimes all you can do is pass, and that’s ok.”

– Faith Yusza

“Learn to love food because you will eat a lot of it.”

– Aine Lally

“Put yourself out there and really take in what Mercy has to offer.”

– Bridget Eberhart

First Impressions

By Sarah Seymour

Julia Phillips on Caroline Carella Mrs. Geary put us in pairs on the first day of school and I was with Caroline, and she did not speak and the only thing I remember was her saying that she had a brother, so for most of freshman year I didn’t like her and thought she was mean.

Caroline Carella on Grace Andrea During orientation Grace had her feet up on the chair and got yelled at, and I remember thinking, “She’s cool I want to be friends with her!”

Mrs. Durbois on Sarah Seymour “A blonde-haired buttercup.” But, oh boy, was I wrong!

Maeve Martin on Katie Marocchini On the first day of school, we had choir together and I asked if the seat next to her was open and she said yes.

We were both really shy but we had a brief conversation and it seemed like it was going to be a my first friendship at Mercy. The next day at school, I asked if she wanted to sit with me at lunch, but she was insistent that she didn’t want to sit with me. Not sure why HAHA. We kinda had beef for a few days but I guess it worked out.

Ashley Amendola on Shelby Johnson: I thought Shelby was this star soccer player because she was the only name Harley could remember at tryouts.

I figured out that she wasn’t and now we’re all friends.

Ms. Barone on Bella Gonzalez: I had her sister and thought she was going to be just like her sister, but then she wasn’t.

Ali Kelley on Maeve Martin: I thought she was way older than a freshman at volleyball tryouts, but then I walked into math class on the first day I was so confused when I saw her there.

Nicole Reagan on Lily Jackson: When Lily Jackson and I first met, we found out in the bathroom that we had the same advisor so we hugged.

Mr. BUTTERLY on Caroline Carella: She fell asleep on the first day of AP Lang junior year.

Lucy Zajack on Bridget Higgins: When I first met Bridget Higgins she asked me if I wanted to see pictures of her cats and I thought it was a little strange but also cute and now we’re close friends. Love you, Bridget!

Bridget Higgins on Meaghan Bertolami: At swim tryouts freshman year Meaghan Bertolami kept slapping me trying to hype me up for my races. It was the way that athletes slap each other before events and she was supporting me and cheering for me, but I went home and told my mom that this girl wouldn't stop hitting me.

Bridget Higgins on Paula Opena: The day of show choir auditions freshman year Paula Opeña sang her audition song and played her ukulele in biology class. I was so confused.

Ashley Guyon on Alissa Algiere: My first impression of Alissa Algiere was she was nice, and we were going to be good friends

Callia Borkowski on Ashley Guyon: My first impression of Ashley Guyon was during the Summer math course we went on a scavenger hunt.

As we were running through the halls she mentioned she played lacrosse and I thought she was really cool.

Callia Borkowski on Meaghan Bertolami: My first impression of Meaghan Bertolami was that she was weird because she would ask everyone to feel how hairy her legs were from not shaving for swim.

Lilly Brown on Ella Bankoski The first time I met Ella was at a dive clinic over the summer, and when asked about our age, she panicked and said she was in eighth grade. So to my surprise, I saw her at Mercy at the start of freshman year and got very confused thinking she was a year younger.

Jess Eaton on Everybody Caroline Carella intimidated me because she had a cool messy bun at soccer tryouts freshman year and I thought she was going to be mean… I didn’t think Maddy Carbone knew who I was and was intimidated by her because she was cool… I thought Isabelle Stottlemyer was a horse girl… I thought Annie was rich because she had fake nails during the math extra help in the summer going into freshman year… I was jealous of Elizabeth Appel’s tote bag back in the math extra help in the summer going into freshman year.

Grace Andrea on Ashley Amendola: In 2018, I showed up to first day of soccer tryouts where it was strictly freshman, 2 seniors, and Harley. Late as usual, I found myself running across the field, bag in hand, smacking against my side, hurrying to the bench to put on my cleats—what a sight. I found myself amongst a group of girls from Portland, CT. To my side was a new face who introduced herself as Ava Noviello, as we were mid-conversation, I made eye contact with the girl to other side of Ava. She had dark brown hair slicked up into a pony tail that sat on the very top of her left side of her head. She was glaring at me as if we had some issue. Immediately I assumed she was going to be Miss Popular and was going to have a bunch of followers on Instagram. That night I went home and tried to find her page, I found this rather difficult as the only account I could find the was one with barely 100 followers. I zoomed into a picture to find out she was taller than her middle school boyfriend (I had overheard her raving about at practice), ladies and gentlemen, Ashley Amendola.

Where’s everyone going ?

By: Bridget Eberhart Alissa Algiere

Ashley Amendola

Grace Andrea

Elisabeth Appell

Ella Bankoski

Auburn

Assumption Univ

TUCONN

Loyola Chicago

Sacred Heart

Sydney Barber

Meaghan Bertolami

Callia Borkowski

Kenzie Breton

Assumption Univ

Providence

Saint Joseph’s

Daytona State

Lilly Brown

Isabelle Camli-Saunders

Maddy Carbone

Caroline Carella

Grace Cink

Villanova

Rutgers University

U of SC

UNH

WPI

Peyton Cirillo

Gia Corso

Kelly Cullen

Sharon D’Mello

Quinnipiac

UCONN

Fairfield Univ

URI

Chanel Delgado

Calle Dennis

Adriana Diaz

Jess Eaton

Bridget Eberhart

Univ of Scranton

CIA

UCONN

Rider Univ

Penn State

Alexia Fenteany

Lilybeth Fernandez

Aliana Fichera

Leah Flores

RPI

Quinnipiac

Quinnipiac

Quinnipiac

Cam Fowler

Hannah Gilbert

Jess Goduto

Bella Gonzalez

Ashley Guyon

Undecided

UCONN

UCONN

Univ of Saint Joseph

UNH

Bridget Higgins

Kassandra Howe

Sarah Hughes

Liz Indomenico

Holy Cross

CCSU

Monmouth Univ

Roger Williams

Lily Jackson

Shelby Johnson

Mary Kasperowski

Alexandra Kelley

Annie Krupski

Roger Williams

Sacred Heart

URI

URI

Sarah Lawrence College

Aine Lally

Ashlyn Liedke

Abigail Malerba

Sofia Mancini

CCSU

Holy Cross

Roger Williams

URI

Katie Marocchini

Maeve Martin

Ava Milardo

Haley Morales

Allison Morris

URI

Providence

University of New Haven

American International

UHart

Ava Noviello

Amanda Ogando

Paula Opena

Alyssa Pace

University of New Haven

UCONN

Fordham

Sacred Heart

Julia Phillips

Toryn Pulling

Emily Pulvirenti

Natalie Pulvirenti

Nudrat Rana

U of Maryland

Montclair State

Union College

Union College

UCONN

Nicole Reagan

Hanna Riccardi

Katherine Rigsby

Sarah Seymour

Fairfield

Cosmetology School

Saint Joseph’s

University of Tampa

Mona Shao

Brooke Sheehy

Olivia Shipman

Ryan Snow

Emilia St. Pierre

Kenyon College

High Point

Undecided

Three Rivers College

Sacred Heart

Isabelle Stottlemyer

Sam Strell

Katie Terlecky

Breanne Truscinski

Fairfield

URI

ECSU

URI

Charlie Weaver

Cassidy Wichman

Spencer Wrubleski

Faith Yusza

Lucy Zajack

Embry-Riddle

Boston College

Undecided

University of New Haven

St. John’s

Where Will They be in Ten Years?

By: Caroline Carella & Shelby Johnson

Aine Lally: Gets a job as a garbage truck driver, but soon after gets fired for stealing all the garbage cans that she was using to make her castle.

Pep: Happily retired living with her dog Márty in the depths of Long Island Sound.

Ashley: After years of searching, Ashley makes the news by recovering the mythic frozen head of Walt Disney.

Mr. Rory Butterly: His two sons are in their late teenage years, and he doesn’t know how to tame them, so he goes off the rails and goes on a 16-month world tour as a Bob Dylan tribute artist. Also during his mid-life crisis he trades his Kia Soul in for a red Lambo.

WHAT YOU MISSED THIS YEAR IN THE SENIOR PARKING LOT By: Caroline Carella & Shelby Johnson

#newtire Worst parking job every single day done by Shelby Johnson… takes up 4 spots

Maddy Carbone’s tire gets punctured and goes flat…AAA comes 3 times in 1 hour

Caroline Carella comes into school after traumatic accident where her front end fell off

Mary Kasperowski hits Caroline Carella in the parking lot

Isabelle Saunder’s tire falls apart on way to school, she makes it to Mercy without even realizing

College Apparel Day

By: Mary Kasperowski

Senior Year Highlights By: Brooke Sheehy “Mine is Powder Puff because I am not a sporty person, so it was a very fun experience that brought me out of my comfort zone. Winning made it even better!”

“My highlight is Dunkin runs before school and sitting in each other’s cars every morning before school.”

—Katie Terlecky

—Emilia St. Pierre “Being chosen as “best dancer” at senior prom by our class moderators!”

—Breanne Truscinski

“My highlight of this year was going on the roof during ecology club.”

“Receiving the winter SCC Scholar award!”

“Playing Crazy 8 in study hall.” —Bella Gonzalez

—Lucy Zajack

—Bridget Eberhart “My favorite highlight is senior prom.”

—Sam Strell “Bringing home the first SCC gymnastics championship.”

—Charlie Weaver

“My favorite highlight was Xavier homecoming.”

—Ava Milardo “My highlight would be going to Houston with the robotics team and meeting the world famous H2Oward (Howard) the fish. He swims in a robotic fish bowl that tracks his movements and drives the bowl in the direction he swims.

He swam toward me and I became the chosen one” —Grace Cink

Senior Shoutouts to Underclassmen!

To Mairan Hall, You’re so amazing and slay I’m going to miss you so much next year. I can’t wait to come back during the hockey season and see you score a hot lot of goals! ❤

- Lucy Zajack To my cheer team, I want to thank you all for making this season what it was!! I love you all so much and wish you all the best of luck in the upcoming years. Leah and Alyssa thanks for always making me laugh you two are the craziest and funniest duo. I love y’all so much and will miss you guys a ton. And Smella (Bella), thank you for ALL the speeches and always being my number one supporter, love you girl. To the rest of the team, I’m so proud of everything you all accomplished this year and I can’t wait to see what you will be when I come back to visit!!!

- You better be good ;) Bridget Eberhart To Abby Devivo, Sophie Hedge and Ella Cacace, Thanks for making me laugh 24/7 and for all our inside jokes.

-Ashley Amendola Dear Eliana, Chloe, Clara, Caroline, and Leilani, Thank you for being amazing teammates. You guys are the best underclassmen a captain could ask for. I am so sad to be leaving the Mercy distance crew, but I know you all have incredible races ahead of you. I cannot wait for the day that you are all state qualifiers, and I promise that I will be at the class meet to watch that race. Don't hold yourself back; when you feel like you need to run slower, go faster. I love you guys and I will miss you so much. I know all of you will do great things on and off the track.

Love,

Cassidy

To Ava Romeo, From that first soccer practice when you decided to go up against me, I knew we would become besties! You have been with me at my highest, when we would hide during track, to my lowest, when we would be last running the mile. Your positive attitude and unmatched humor is my favorite thing about you. I will miss seeing you in the hallways and spending almost every day together during soccer season. I love you and wish you the best of luck next year!

-Jessica Eaton To Lauren Sinatra, Never thought I would be this close with a 5'11 freshman, yet here we are. You've gotten me through the hardest times during Track season and I will never be able to thank you enough for that. You are so strong and can do anything you put your mind to! Never stop texting me drama. Hang in there and enjoy this time while you still can! Love you!

-Jessica Eaton Dear Helen Avila, In the few short months that we got to know you, you have become highlight of our days. From Jess and Maeve seeing you in advisor, to the three of us making fun of you in gov class, your laugh and energy have kept us strong through senior year and we will miss you the most!

Love,

Alissa Algiere, Jess Eaton, and Maeve Martin

Dear Leah Vandeventer, Our quiet little friendship has burst into a past few months of laughs, gossiping and a LOT of tennis. You are truly one of the brightest and most genuine people I know, and I am so happy that you are a part of my life. I cannot wait to see how you succeed senior year on Exec and I cannot wait to see what the future holds for you. Love you so much.

-Maeve Martin

Dear my children (Raya Morin and Gianna Low), It has been a privilege to watch you two grow for the last few years. I've had the honor of seeing both of you transform into beautiful, positive, strong young women who I know will do amazing things. You have no idea how much your friendship, support, and love has helped me through the good and bad times on and off the field and track. I want you to know that I'm so unbelievably proud of both of you and I can't wait to come back next year to watch you guys flourish during your senior seasons. I love you guys more than you know!

-mom (Syd Barber) Dear Mairan Hall, I leave you the mantle of parking really far away from Mercy every day. If you need help, I can teach you how to back into a parking space over the summer. Good luck next year, and cherish the time you have left with your high school friends.

-Alexia Fenteany (P.S. Is chair a word?)

To Ava Pear, Thank you for being the best Freshman and making every interaction we had a sweet one. Keep being a field hockey star and score hundreds of goals with my stick. I am so excited to see all that you do, I cannot wait to hear all about the rest of high school.

-Alissa Algiere (p.s. I expect to see you in Alabama asap!!)

To Maggie McCormack, Sophomore Maggie is one of my favorite people in the world. She’s going to do great things. That’s all. Love you, Margaret!

-Sarah Seymour To Sami Magro and Kaelin DaSilva, Thanks for stepping up on the team this year during Captaingeddon. It was great to see you two grow into the leaders you are. You guys will do great next year as long as you keep all flammable objects away from Kaitlyn and don’t open the snack closet after midnight (it turns the freshman into gremlins). Seriously though, good luck next year.

-Grace Cink (P.S. Sami, congrats on being the last Fishie and on collecting the most pins.)

Dear Madelynn Katz, Though our time at Mercy together has been short, our sisterhood will never be broken. From the little girl a few grades lower than me in preschool to the most outstanding young woman, you make me so proud of to be your sister and I love you dearly.

-All my love, Maeve Martin

By: Grace Cink

Which Senior Are You? By: Caroline Carella, Sarah Seymour & Emilia St. Pierre 1) What time do you arrive to school?

4) Where can we find you during the school day?

A. 7:50

A. With Butterly for Publishing

B. 8:00

B. The locker room

C. 8:10

C. Pep’s floor

D. “Time” means nothing to you

D. Lugging around a 10-gallon Powerade cooler for the tennis team

2) What is your go-to lunch?

A. Salad

5) What’s your after school activity?

B. Pasta

A. Dance

C. Apple and peanut butter

B. Track

D. Loaded fries from the cafe

C. Work D. Doctor’s appointment

3) What is your favorite subject?

A. Math B. Lunch C. Advisor D. Early leave

Mostly A’s!

You are Emilia St. Pierre, Dance Team Captain!

Mostly B’s!

Mostly C’s!

Mostly D’s!

You are Ava Noviello,

You are Shelby Johnson,

StuCo Treasurer!

Spirit Day Extraordinaire!

You are Sarah Seymour, you defy all description!

Class of ‘22 4

1

2

1

2

5 4

6

3

6

Across 1) Who won the most Walkathon raffles freshman year?

2) Who is the valedictorian?

3) Annie K’s first full name

5

4) Who scored the first Powderpuff TD? 5) Who is going to the Culinary Institute of America?

6) Who almost got hit by a bus?

Down 1) Mrs. Reagan’s daughter 2) What siblings are triplets?

3) Soccer captain 4) Who wore the shark costume?

5) Who is StuCo president?

6) Who created this crossword?

Crossword

Mercy Memes By: Maddy Carbone & Grace Andrea