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What’s Inside
Which prank was the best? Find out about some of the good, the bad, and the ugly senior pranks over the years. See page 3.
Who’s Most Likely? Find out who was voted by the senior class to most likely be in the future. See pages 4 and 5.
A Look at the Senior Staff A final roll call of our senior staff memebers and their plans for the future! See pages 6.
Ask The Seniors! Need some advice on how to get through St. Agnes? Get the inside scoop from your seniors! See page 8.
May 2013
Volume 62 Issue 8
Seniors reminisce in their fond memories of the class of 2013! Angela Ott Sports Columnist
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s the class of 2013 prepares to take their final steps out of St. Agnes Academy and into the real world, many of them have decided to reflect on their memories as a class, as well as their class as a whole over these last four years. Some of these memories reek of sentimentality, while others have tones of humor. Either way, these memories should never be forgotten, especially as the class of 2013 leaves the premise of St. Agnes Academy to enter the real world. Upon pondering the recollections from these past four years at the school, the seniors have cultivated a hodgepodge of memories from the class of 2013, just like Dumbledore’s pensieve. Most of these include the sudden school release after their sophomore power outage, and the ultimate sudden recall back to school moments after. Others recal voting on and winning the Flo Rida concert but not being able to recieve it due to his inapropreate music. In terms of class bonding, the ever-emotional junior retreat ranked among the top factors on the list. Sprinkled
in between these years lay a plethora of fantastic and unforgettable memories, some which will be the topic of dinner conversations for the year to come, and others which will eternally rest in the hearts and minds of these future St. Agnes alums. While some upperclassmen argue that St. Agnes has helped them develop a nice work ethic, and others disagree by stating they’re still a procrastinator after all, most seniors can unanimously agree that St. Agnes helped them build a lasting group of friends which they will cherish all their lives. However, seniors also concluded that St. Agnes forever impacted their lives, and will never forget the simple statement that summed up these past glorious four years: “It was stressful.”
SHOUT OUTS: Shout out to my girl Chel-bells !!!! Much love from Meri <3 - Claire Lafferty
Shout out to Carly Stender, Lauren Shelton, Kathleen Whaley, Sarah Klein, Kathleen Beverick, Hillary Healey, Victoria Castro, Jacquelyn Carrabba, Allison Padon - Katie
Shout out to gehbauer she is the bomb like tick! - Audrey
Shoutout to the best teacher ever Ms. Ray Ray and the best counselor Mrs. Kimbo Slice - Anonymous
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Index Page 2...................Editorial Page 3.............Senior Stuff Page 4-5......Senior Awards Page 6.........Then and Now Page 7..................Columns Page 8.................Tiger Tail
SHOPPINGBLOG.COM Preparing for the final walk: Some seniors may experience some High School Musical flashbacks while they anticipate their incoming graduation, without the singing, though.
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