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Senior Graduation

Paige Gilmore, Opinion Editor • June 18, 2024
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Class of 2024 gathers together to begin preparing for the ceremony to begin. Many find their friends and talk as they wait to be let in.
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All staff costume contest participants line up together in front of the commons. The winners all receive small orange goodie bags as a prize for their unique costumes, while the other staff members are gifted candy as a participation award.
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Isabella Figueroa created the statue named “Alebrije” that has made the journey from the Arlene Schnizer Concert Hall to The Judy Kafoury Center for Youth Arts where it currently sits. A light purple background color, blue and red swirls, yellow spikes and a cluster of blue, yellow and green spots on its chest can all be seen adorning its coat. The design was inspired by Mexican culture and creativity.
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K-Pop Club poses by their table at the club fair with hearts and peace signs. Junior Queenie Chen (right), president of K-Pop Club, states that McDaniel can look forward to their performances at the multicultural assembly along with by the stairs in the commons at lunch.
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Paige Gilmore, Opinion Editor
Paige Gilmore (she/her) is a junior who likes playing softball and hanging out with friends. She likes the Oracle because it gives her a open community of people who support her in writing.