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T he Royal Reporter College destinations Senior Most Likelys SENIORS | Page 2 MOST LIKELYS | Page 4 Seniors Dominate Powderpuff Volume XLV | ISSUE XIV | Rosary High School | Fullerton | June 2011 By Sarah Pontius and Tara Campbell Staff Writer “Ready, Set, Hike!” This cry could be heard from both quar terbacks during the 2011 Pow derpuff game at Servite High School last Wednesday. The Senior Zebras and the Junior Wolves fiercely battled for vic tory, but only one team could win. Don’t worry, juniors, you will always have next year. To prepare for this colossal game, the seniors and juniors practiced twice with their coach es. Mr. Brendan Powers, the senior coach, had to be begged by the senior class to coach this year. The competition started early for junior coaches Ms. Leslie Fulton and Ms. Jen nifer Patton with their taunt ing the seniors since the incep tion of their titles as coaches. However, the joking stopped when Ms. Fulton and Ms. Pat ton tried to get into the senior class picture at the end of the game. “I started laughing when I saw them standing there,” said Caitlin Dinunzio ’11. The game arrived and the play ers were ready for combat. Junior Sarah Berbos said, “It got really intense.” As the game went on, only one true injury happened. The senior quarterback, Tara Campbell ’11, in an effort to get the football, dove into one par ent’s chair. This comedic act re leased the tension of the game. Another intense senior, Han nah Schade, fought to the death on defense, literally. “I almost died,” Hannah ’11 shouted, “I’m not joking.” The fierce Wolves also had a weapon on their defense, Sara Bockhold. “I couldn’t block her,” Alex Gay ’11 proclaimed. The de fense showed their strength and weren’t afraid to be pulled down and dragged in or der to get an opponent’s flag. The beautiful Senior Zebras were allsmiles both on and off the field Students Class it Up By Katie Stephens Managing Editor On Saturday, May 16, Rosary ladies abandoned their intu itions, skipped their usual messy hairdos, and let the magical prom luster dust take over. As one of high school’s most coveted traditions, prom 2011 proved that this tradition in particular is one that is worth the wait. Servite, Rosary, and Connelly upper classmen made their way into the Yorba Linda Commu nity Center, which was for the night doubling as a swanky faux hotel casino, to dance and cele brate this milestone with friends. For seniors, nights like prom are a reminder that our high school journey is in fact coming to a close. Senior Alex Collins said, “Prom was bittersweet. It was so exciting, being that it was our senior prom and know ing that we are going to look back on it after we graduate and carry those memories with us. But it was also sad to think that it was our last high school dance, and one of the last times that we would all be together.” Fortunately, prom was an event worth looking back on. After a year (prom 2010 and Homecoming 2010) of the dance “queen” crown being awarded to girls of our sister school Connelly, the title of prom queen was granted to Rosary senior Sarah Pontius. Other Rosary ladies represent ing us on court were senior princesses Mary Walker and Cristina Montes, and as our junior princess, Shelby Higgs. Queen Sarah described her win as “a great way to end se nior year!.” ….and that it was. PHOTO/ WIKLE Juniors tried their best PHOTO/TRAN Prom 2011: Monte Carlo, A Night of High Rollers PHOTO/COUTINHO (ABOVE) Seniors Holland Enke and Natasha Tran en joyed the photobooth. (TOP RIGHT) Senior Jil lian Busch and Junior Vic toria Coutinho pose with their Connelly sister Megan Briggs. (BOTTOM RIGHT) Seniors loved showing off their beau tiful dresses for the camera. PHOTO/MONNIG
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The Royal ReporterCollege destinations Senior Most LikelysSENIORS | Page 2 MOST LIKELYS
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Seniors Dominate PowderpuffVolume XLV | ISSUE XIV | Rosary High School | Fullerton | June 2011
By Sarah Pontius and Tara Campbell
Staff Writer “Ready, Set, Hike!” This cry could be heard from both quar-terbacks during the 2011 Pow-derpuff game at Servite High School last Wednesday. The Senior Zebras and the Junior Wolves fiercely battled for vic-tory, but only one team could win. Don’t worry, juniors, you will always have next year. To prepare for this colossal game, the seniors and juniors practiced twice with their coach-es. Mr. Brendan Powers, the senior coach, had to be begged by the senior class to coach this year. The competition started early for junior coaches Ms. Leslie Fulton and Ms. Jen-nifer Patton with their taunt-ing the seniors since the incep-tion of their titles as coaches. However, the joking stopped when Ms. Fulton and Ms. Pat-ton tried to get into the senior
class picture at the end of the game. “I started laughing when I saw them standing there,” said Caitlin Dinunzio ’11.The game arrived and the play-ers were ready for combat. Junior Sarah Berbos said, “It got really intense.” As the game went on, only one true injury happened. The senior quarterback, Tara Campbell ’11, in an effort to get the football, dove into one par-ent’s chair. This comedic act re-leased the tension of the game. Another intense senior, Han-nah Schade, fought to the death on defense, literally. “I almost died,” Hannah ’11 shouted, “I’m not joking.” The fierce Wolves also had a weapon on their defense, Sara Bockhold. “I couldn’t block her,” Alex Gay ’11 proclaimed. The de-fense showed their strength and weren’t afraid to be pulled down and dragged in or-der to get an opponent’s flag.The beautiful Senior Zebras were all-smiles both on and
off the field
Students Class it UpBy Katie Stephens
Managing Editor On Saturday, May 16, Rosary ladies abandoned their intu-itions, skipped their usual messy hairdos, and let the magical prom luster dust take over. As one of high school’s most coveted traditions, prom 2011 proved that this tradition in particular is one that is worth the wait. Servite, Rosary, and Connelly upper classmen made their way into the Yorba Linda Commu-nity Center, which was for the night doubling as a swanky faux hotel casino, to dance and cele-brate this milestone with friends. For seniors, nights like prom are a reminder that our high school journey is in fact coming to a close. Senior Alex Collins said, “Prom was bittersweet. It was so exciting, being that it was our senior prom and know-ing that we are going to look back on it after we graduate and carry those memories with us. But it was also sad to think that it was our last high school dance, and one of the last times that we would all be together.” Fortunately, prom was an
event worth looking back on. After a year (prom 2010 and Homecoming 2010) of the dance “queen” crown being awarded to girls of our sister school Connelly, the title of prom queen was granted to Rosary senior Sarah Pontius. Other Rosary ladies represent-ing us on court were senior princesses Mary Walker and Cristina Montes, and as our junior princess, Shelby Higgs. Queen Sarah described her win as “a great way to end se-nior year!.” ….and that it was.
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