WCHS seniors single out classmates for honors
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A flurry of activities leading up to the big day ? preparing for the prom, taking finals, choosing a college, or making plans the future ? leaves many students and parents in a state of confusion and exhaustion.
Let?s not forget the principals and teachers, trying to cram everything in the last few months to ensure each student graduates.
Senior counselor assistant Marissa Young?s office is probably one of the busiest places on campus. She and the staff have the daunting task of analyzing each student?s record to make sure it is perfect before graduation.
Sixteen deserving seniors have received accolades by being named to the Senior Superlatives list. It?s one of the last high school honors they will receive before graduation night.
Students were named Most Athletic, Most Likely To Succeed, Most Courteous, Most Popular, Most Dependable, Most Talented, Most Studious and Mr. and Miss Warren County High School, after being voted in by their fellow classmates.
With the announcement of Senior Superlatives, the next big date is quickly approaching. This Friday night is the high school prom.
After prom night, it will only be a short hop, skip and a jump before seniors receive their diplomas. Here?s a quick glimpse of significant dates that remain this school year:
? WCHS Prom, Friday, April 27
? Gateway exams, May 1, 2, 3
? Course exams, May 7, 8 and 10
? Final exams, May 11 and 14
? Graduation, May 18
Rehearsal 9:30 a.m. at Nunley Stadium;
5:30 p.m. buses will load at Civic Center, with students in caps and gowns;
Ceremony begins at 7 p.m.
? Project Graduation, 10 p.m. until 5 a.m.