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[Photos] Elementary graduates raise the stakes for middle school

Leanne Yoon and Catherine Park
August 20, 2023

Fifth-graders gathered in the Jetnasium on June 13 to celebrate the end of their elementary years. After speeches made by the admin and the homeroom teachers, Ms. Morissette and Ms. Son, students walked up to the stage for their diplomas. Friends and families celebrated the efforts elementary schoolers put in during the five years of education, and graduates prepared for a step up to middle school. 

5th graders gathered in the Jetnasium on June 13th to celebrate the end of their elementary years. After speeches made by the admin and the homeroom teachers, Ms. Morissette and Ms. Son, students walked up to the stage for their diplomas. Friends and families celebrated the efforts elementary schoolers put in during the 5 years of education, and graduates prepared for a step up to middle school. 
The fifth-grade class of 2023 raises their bouquets high in the air to mark the end of the first chapter of their educational journey. Photo by 2ruda.

 



 

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Leanne Yoon, dubbed as “Lenny” by her close friends, (finally) joins the Journalism class in her junior year as the Editor-in-Chief of the Jets Flyover. She makes up for her short stature with fiery charisma and passion. As an active leader of clubs such as Students Organizing Against Racism, Debate Club and String Orchestra, Leanne often ponders on what else she could bring to her fellow Jets. Off-campus, she shares her perspectives with an international audience in countries ranging from the United Arab Emirates to France. Leanne writes, takes photos, edits articles, and manages the Flyover.

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Cath loves writing stories and making art. Luckily, God gifted her a talented left hand. As the vice president of the National Arts Honor Society, she can be seen drawing around campus. Cath explores many different genres of books, music, movies, and activities, and is willing to explore more about them throughout her experience as the editor-in-chief. All she needs is paper, a pencil, an eraser, and her dog, Russell. Cath writes, illustrates comics, edits articles, and manages the Jets Flyover.
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