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Photo Essay: Senior Athletes Participate in Signing Day

Emil Fang, Asher Grossman, Raha Murtuza, and Jacob Swibel
May 22, 2024
Jacob Swibel
Senior Teshaun Ryals-Wilson signs with McNeese for football.

On Monday, May 20 and Tuesday May 21 at 1:30 p.m. senior athletes at Richard Montgomery who committed to colleges to play their respective sports were celebrated in the main gym surrounded by their families and friends for RM’s annual signing day.

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Jacob Swibel
Senior Mason Roth signs for Norwich baseball.

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About the Contributors
Emil Fang
Emil Fang, Arts Writer
Emil Fang is a Junior and a writer for the arts in the Tide. He is excited to be writing about literature and the arts this year. He can be found reading or listening to music around the school.
Raha Murtuza
Raha Murtuza, Editor-in-Chief
Raha is super excited to spend her senior year as Editor-in-Chief of The Tide! Before being EIC, she wrote for Sports and Arts, and then became an editor for Arts. When she's not at school or working on all things Tide, she enjoys painting, visiting Trader Joe's and listening to the best record label on Earth, Habibi Funk.
Jacob Swibel
Jacob Swibel, Sports Writer