By SPSG Senior, Taylor Vanhoy
The first three months of school can be challenging for many students due to college applications, getting back into the swing of school, sports, rehearsals, etc. Some fun traditions for the seniors can relieve them of their stresses.
On the first day of school, SPSG seniors drove their cars, decorated with senior slogans, into the parking lot and took pictures with children’s backpacks. This brought back memories of many foregone first-days and filled seniors with the spirit of childhood.
On October 8th, seniors gathered at an early 6:30 am to enjoy morning bagels and watch the sunrise as a senior class. Their fun memories were captured in many pictures together.
Who could possibly forget the excitement of Ring Day, girls running full-force towards each other to discover the future family they will be intertwined in?!
What is Quarter One without Coffeehouse or the Spirit Dance? Many students gathered in the Ward Center for Coffeehouse, the biggest audience being the senior class. They watched their peers sing, play instruments, perform comedy acts, etc, wholeheartedly supporting their fellow classmates. The night ended with a joint round of karaoke with the senior class.
This week is Spirit Week, which includes Meme day, Anything But a Backpack day, Swamp Out, Y2K day, St. Paul’s pride day and Halloween. Preceding this week was the Wild West Spirit Dance, which is a fan favorite. Upper School St.Paul’s students dressed according to theme and enjoyed a dance at the Ward Center.
Although this is just the beginning to seniors lasts, there are many fun traditions to come on the St. Paul’s campus this year.
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