SENIOR SENTIMENTS
Senior Sentiments: The Last First Week
“I can’t believe we’re actually seniors,” remarked Erin Brown, ‘24. While Brown’s sentiment may be common among the Class of 2024, they really are seniors, and have already made their last first week “fun,” “memorable,” and “a great time for everyone.” The...
Senior Sentiments: Con-GRAD-ulations, Seniors!
“It’s surreal,” “I can’t believe it’s actually happening,” “I’m sad to be leaving,” and “I’m looking forward to what’s next,” sum up the mixed sentiments of the senior class as they inch closer to graduation day. June 3rd is hours away and seniors feel the...
Senior Sentiments: A School Year Chock-Full of Memories
As graduation day approaches, the Class of 2022 can’t help but reminisce about their time at Providence. Most seniors share the sentiment that 12th grade has been the best year of high school. Previous years pale in comparison to the bond seniors have made as a class...
Senior Sentiments: Teacher-Senior Switcheroo
“This is what we love about this year’s seniors.” “It was truly the best senior prank ever.” “It was so well coordinated,” and “How could anyone ever top this?” were some of the overwhelmingly positive reactions to the Class of ‘22’s long anticipated “senior prank.”...
Senior Sentiments: Wham! It’s the Seniors’ ‘Last Christmas’
Seniors are soaking up every second of the 2021 Christmas season. Realizing this is the last Christmas spent living at home, the Class of 2022 is focused on spending time with friends and family. Leia Gable '25, younger brother Elkana Gable, and Sophia Gable '22 pose...
Senior Sentiments: The Deplorably Daunting Deadline
“Eye-opening,” commented Jimmy Fafinski ‘22 when asked what word describes the college application process for him. “It broadens your perspective on things,” he continued. “You really have to know who you are. You need to figure that out first, before you begin...