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THE RACE TO THE FINISH LINE: Celebrating seniors throughout their four years

The first hour bell rings, and so the race begins. From running to the next hour to avoid yet another tardy, to the rush of submitting college applications on time, seniors have been in a relay starting the moment we walked through the MHS doors as freshmen.

Atarah Israel, Editor-in-Chief|May 18, 2022

Running to the end

Defining moments from freshman to senior year

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Click here to read about seniors’ plans post-high school.

Click here to read social studies teacher Ms. Kristen Szafasz’s letter to the senior class.

Click here to read student body president Anushka Majety’s address to the senior class.

Click here to read Crier’s letter from the editor.

And the friends we made along the way

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