After a long year of work, high school students got some time to celebrate their efforts on June 6. On this minimum day, classes were held for only 20 minutes each – just enough for teachers to give students their final grades, and, in some classes, their final goodbyes. In between classes, students could stop by the tables set up in front of the Matthews Library to get breakfast or snacks via the boxes of bagels, fruit and pastries provided by the Student Council.
When classes were done, students made their way toward the MP room to watch the Advanced Studio Art students showcase their favorite pieces.
Eating Healthy
Junior Monique Lonergan grabs a strawberry from the breakfast table. (Photo by Jacqueline Chao)
Secondhand
Seniors Crystal Jiang and Esme Bruce-Romo, junior Yanele Ledesma and sophomore Heloïse Schep turn their books in to be sold at the Parents' Association's annual used-book sale. Every year in August, students can purchase used books for their classes. (Photo by Jacqueline Chao)
Showtime
Senior Lea Gorny and juniors Bella Mathisen, Grace Naify, Michaela Chen, Tori Van Vleck and Sophie Naylor get ready for their presentations in the MP room. The group, all members of Advanced Studio Art, presented their favorite pieces from the year. Mathisen was the only artist to submit her pieces to the Advanced Placement program this year. (Photo by Jacqueline Chao)
Technical Difficulties
Junior Sophie Naylor plugs her laptop into the projector in the MP room. Naylor showcased a series of her favorite pieces from this year in preparation for AP Studio Art next year. (Photo by Jacqueline Chao)
Locker Troubles
Sophomore Naomi Turnbull cleans out a stack of books and binders from her locker. (Photo by Shimin Zhang)
Finished Product
Junior Gabi Alvarado, literary editor of the Glass Knife, smiles after distributing the new edition. (Photo by Jacqueline Chao)
