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Senior Supleratives 2013 Winners!

May 23, 2013

Best looking

Christian White & Lauren Moore

Friendliest

Turner Kallen & Taylor Williams

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Most changed since freshman year

Matt Patterson & Jensen Gorton

Most likely to fall at graduation

Ian Johannsson & Seong Kim

Most likely to be a billionaire

Daniel Rabine & Alli Powell

Loudest Tweeter

DJ Patchett & Alli Zyla

Couple most likely to get married

Jordan Maes & Abby Rudek

Most Spirited

DJ Patchett & Taylor Williams

Most likely to become president

Mitch Harris & Cassie Langenhorst

Best athlete

Taelon Parson & Alyssa Yanish
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The Honors Research students In a group photo holding up their science fair awards. Almost all of them won 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place awards for their projects. Features(Left to right, bottom top)– Junior Mikey Swart(1st Place), Junior Maeli Rush(1st Place and Best of Fair), Senior Adison Derbas(2nd Place), Junior Nadia Shovkovy(2nd Place), Junior Claire Schwartz(3rd Place), Junior Alex Jaber(1st Place), Sophomore Hayden Barbosa(Honorable Mention), Junior Maddox Turner(3rd Place), Senior Jake Catania(3rd Place)
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Senior Angel Barillas holds up a catfish he caught in the city canal. Due to the Community Fishing Program, fish like this are abundant in the canals.
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Anna Collins is speaking to the parents of her students at Open House, Aug. 3. Collins explains the curriculum expected of the seniors in her class as well as the policies that she implements within her classroom.
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About the Contributor
Paige Coakley
Paige Coakley, Editor In Chief
Paige Coakley is in her Senior year at Perry High School. She is a returning newspaper student  for the 3rd consecutive year. Her background includes being a staff writer, photography editor, and the 2014-2015 Editor in Chief. She has won four state awards in her first year of newspaper earning one Superior award, two Excellent awards and one Honorable Mention award. These awards were for both story writing and photography. After graduation, Paige will attend Northern Arizona University, in the pursuit of a Master's Degree in English Language and Literature.
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