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The Cavalier
Communicating. Creating. Entertaining. Serving.

The Cavalier
All content by Caroline Andrews

Ben Stein Visits Upper School Economic Classes

Caroline Andrews, Co-Editor
January 24, 2014

Fall Cabaret Review

Caroline Andrews, Co-editor
December 3, 2013

Exam Schedule

Caroline Andrews, Co-Editor
November 18, 2013
Two students show off their Greek-style.

Homecoming 2013: Greek Day Photo Gallery

Caroline Andrews, Print Editor
October 9, 2013
Toga-clad students pose for the camera.

The Senior class shows their support for the troops.

Two students interpret the "Greek" theme differently.

Freshman are excited for their first homecoming!

Underclassmen show off their costumes.

A group of students show off their togas.

The Seniors spread the message.

Seniors spent hours working on their Homecoming signs.

Two students pose for the camera.

Two students opted to dress up as Greek yogurt for Greek day.

The Juniors, in their presentation, reenact a famous speech from the film "300"

Junior boys get their grade riled up for Homecoming

Sophomores show off their costumes, with one flaunting her Greek language skills.

Freshmen present their costumes, saying simply "We're wearing togas." Well put.

The Sophomore class, as the U.S. Air Force, decorated halls with toy planes.

The Junior class, as the U.S. Army, decorated the lounge area in camouflage.

The Junior class used a lot of camouflage for their decorations.

A lone soldier, one of many hung on the ceiling, is part of the Homecoming decorations.

The Freshmen, as the U.S. Coast Guard, display their symbol.

The Freshman "cave" is adorned with Coast Guard-theme decorations.

The large American flag, borrowed from last year's Seniors, has made a triumphant return.

The Senior class, as the U.S. Navy, decorated the entrance area with a heavy nautical theme.

Two Senior girls dress as Greek yogurt cups to celebrate "Greek Day" on Monday.

During assembly, two Junior boys, dressed as Spartans, reenact the famous speech from the film "300."

Sophomore girls present their costumes at assembly, with one showing off her Greek language proficiency.

Two Freshman presented their costumes, saying simply "We're wearing togas." Well put.

The Sophomore class painted lots of signs to celebrate the U.S. Air Force.

The Junior's decorated the second floor area with camouflage and army flags.

The Juniors worked hard on their Homecoming decorations, on display in the second floor hallway.

The Junior Class, as the U.S. Army, attached toy soldiers with parachutes to the ceiling along the 2nd floor hallway.

The Freshman proudly display their Coast Guard poster.

The Freshman "cave" is decked out with Coast Guard-themed decorations.

Borrowed from last year's Seniors, the large American flag has made a return.

The Seniors opted to decorate the Upper School entrance in the likeness of an old-fashioned boat, in accordance with the naval theme.

The large sign was painted on the spot by some talented cheerleaders , but hanging the streamers took nearly two hours.

Seniors spent hours working hard on their Homecoming decorations

Two Freshman presented their costumes, saying simply "We're wearing togas." Well put.

Sophomore girls present their costumes at assembly, with one showing off her Greek language proficiency.

Junior "Spartans" rally their troops in assembly.

Two Senior girls dress as Greek yogurt cups to celebrate "Greek Day" on Monday.

During assembly, two Junior boys, dressed as Spartans, reenact the famous speech from the film "300."

The Sophomore class painted lots of signs to celebrate the U.S. Air Force.

The Junior's decorated the second floor area with camouflage and army flags.

The Juniors worked hard on their Homecoming decorations, on display in the second floor hallway.

The Junior Class, as the U.S. Army, attached toy soldiers with parachutes to the ceiling along the 2nd floor hallway.

The Freshman proudly display their Coast Guard poster.

The Freshman "cave" is decked out with Coast Guard-themed decorations.

Borrowed from last year, the large American flag has made a return.

The Seniors opted to decorate the Upper School entrance in the likeness of an old-fashioned boat, in accordance with the naval theme.

The large sign was painted on the spot by some talented cheerleaders , but hanging the streamers took nearly two hours.

Seniors spent hours working hard on their Homecoming decorations

2013 Video Music Awards

Caroline Andrews, Co-Editor
September 17, 2013
Big Love in the IB Theater Class

Big Love in the IB Theater Class

Caroline Andrews, Features Editor
April 16, 2013
College of the Month: University of Richmond

College of the Month: University of Richmond

Caroline Andrews
March 19, 2013

Community Theaters

Caroline Andrews, Feature Editor
February 22, 2013

College of the Month: University of Puget Sound

Caroline Andrews, Feature Editor
February 22, 2013

Band, Strings, and Choir Present a Semester’s Work

Caroline Andrews, Feature Editor
February 22, 2013

Christmas Chrismon Style

Caroline Andrews, Feature Editor
February 22, 2013

College of the Month: University of Puget Sound

Caroline Andrews, Feature Editor
February 20, 2013

Homegoing . . . Going . . . Gone

Caroline Andrews, Feature Editor
February 20, 2013
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