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Photo of the Day: Clubs pass down traditions as the year comes to an end

Avery Wang, Video Editor|May 25, 2022

Members of the Black Maskers Club applaud newly inducted members of the International Thespian Society at their end of the year picnic. Students also gave farewell speeches, passed on traditions and announced the Board of Directors for the 2022-2023 school year. “It was really fun and it was great to see everyone outside of school just being themselves and also being a little crazy,” sophomore Lila Halper said. “It was definitely a highlight of the whole year for me.”

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Jamming out in front of the auditorium, the RM Jazz Band puts on a performance during lunch on Thursday, May 26. The band played six songs in total, including fan-favorites like the Rocky theme song, and included solos from Dr. Perry, the director of RMs bands and orchestras. Its not just my music, but its syncing with everyone else: with the percussion, the rhythm, the saxophones, the trombones, the trumpets. When it all comes together, it makes something thats better than the individual parts, senior and trumpet player Samuel Edwards said.

Photo of the Day: Jazz band celebrates the end of the year

Senior Kevin Zhang conducted a promposal during lunch by the staircases asking senior Lizzie Mai to be his prom date. With a poster and four friends, Zhang executed a rendition of Snow Patrols Chasing Cars in front of a crowd of spectators. Im so happy she said yes, Zhang said.

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Art teacher Mr. McDermott hosts a cookie social for his third period 2D art class. He provided most of the cookies, but some students brought baked goods from home. I had these friends, Rob and Lucy, who would host ice cream socials at their farm in Pennsylvania, he said. Before the pandemic, two years ago, I had a cookie social for my class. [One of my current students] was in that class and hes been asking me every day when the cookie social is going to be again. I think its such a weird word!

Photo of the Day: Mr. McDermott honors tradition with cookie social

AP Spanish and French students meet in the auditorium during lunch as Mr. Jelen gives a lesson on using the DAC (Digital Audio Capture) App. This app will allow the students to record the oral sections of their AP tests. As AP season begins, the school is making efforts to ensure that testing goes smoothly. Stress over AP exams and other testing can be seen throughout the student community. “The thing that makes me nervous about AP Spanish is that I just have to know Spanish. You’re not memorizing a specific event like you do in APUSH,” sophomore Georgia Levine said.

Photo of the Day: AP Language students prep for testing

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