Feeling ’22

Class of 2022 celebrates senior night at last home game against West Mesquite

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photo credit: Shelby Perry
Senior Smiles \\ Senior cheerleader Gracie Tower walks the field with her parents after being announced on senior night. “It was very emotional, especially because I have dedicated four years of my life to Friday night football games,” Tower said. “It is sad that time has gone by so fast and I won’t get to cheer at the stadium again. However, I’m excited for what the future holds.”

writer: Shelby Perry, Digital Media Editor
November 4, 2021

The senior class of 2022 experienced their final home football game, along with their senior walk, which announced and celebrated dozens of seniors from various sports, clubs, and organizations on Friday Oct. 21 . Students from these clubs were invited to be escorted by their family, friends, or teachers across the field to acknowledge their time and commitment to making football games a success for the past four years.