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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.

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The Senior class shows their support for the troops.

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Two students interpret the Greek theme differently.

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Freshman are excited for their first homecoming!

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Underclassmen show off their costumes.

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A group of students show off their togas.

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The Seniors spread the message.

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Seniors spent hours working on their Homecoming signs.

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Two students pose for the camera.

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

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

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Junior boys get their grade riled up for Homecoming

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

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Freshmen present their costumes, saying simply Were wearing togas. Well put.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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The large American flag, borrowed from last years Seniors, has made a triumphant return.

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

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

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

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

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Two Freshman presented their costumes, saying simply Were wearing togas. Well put.

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

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The Juniors decorated the second floor area with camouflage and army flags.

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

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

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The Freshman proudly display their Coast Guard poster.

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

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

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

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

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Seniors spent hours working hard on their Homecoming decorations

[Photo]

Two Freshman presented their costumes, saying simply Were wearing togas. Well put.

[Photo]

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

[Photo]

Junior Spartans rally their troops in assembly.

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

[Photo]

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

[Photo]

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

[Photo]

The Juniors decorated the second floor area with camouflage and army flags.

[Photo]

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

[Photo]

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

[Photo]

The Freshman proudly display their Coast Guard poster.

[Photo]

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

[Photo]

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

[Photo]

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

[Photo]

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

[Photo]

Seniors spent hours working hard on their Homecoming decorations

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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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