NEWS
Plastic Treasure Tubs
Written by: Nora Botos
If I were you I would look around and check if I had all my belongings. Such as my hat, phone, binder, jacket, or even my underwear.
It is amazing what Mrs. Sargent finds in the lost and found every now and then. For those of you who might not be familiar with the purpose of the lost and found, there are a couple of huge boxes placed all over the school where you can put things you find, so that the owner can find it there later. As Mrs. Sargent told me the oddest things can show up around campus that you would never even imagine. [Read more...]
SPORTS
Girls Varsity Volleyball Aces a Winning Season
Written By: Melissa Perna
With a mere eight players on the varsity squad this year, the Priory girls’ volleyball team impressively finished with the first winning season in seven years. After overcoming the challenges of having only two substitutes in addition to various injured players, the girls came incredibly close to seizing the opportunity to go to the Central Coast Sectionals (CCS), but lost a close qualifying match against a strong Pinewood team (11-13). Despite this defeat, there were countless highlights that made this season a memorable one for both the girls and their coach, Rick Riebhoff.
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The Wonderful World of Running
Written By: Drew Bollman
We ran. What else is there to say? Well, a lot. Cross Country may not be the most “popular” sport, but there is a lot more to it than people realize. Cross Country means endurance, focus, constant training, and, though it might not look like it, teamwork.
STUDENT LIFE
Always a Classic: Cookies and Classics
Written by: Laura Bevilacqua
Cookies and Classics showcased the various talents of the Priory Wednesday night. It started in the Black Box Theater at 7:00 pm with cookies and coffee waiting for the audience. Cookies and Classics is a Priory tradition in which students and teachers are able to perform in front of their fellow classmates. The various performances include: dancing, singing, instrumentals, and original compositions. [Read more...]
Senioritis
Written by: David Calbert
Are you feeling bored and anxious in your everyday life? Are you in your last year of high school? Then you may have a case of senioritis.
Priory Enters The Season Of Giving
Written By Phil Roye
There have been a lot of food barrels in Benedictine Square since last week. Students and teachers come to donate food, one guest speaker talked about this important topic in chapel. And everyone knows: it’s Second Harvest Food Bank time. [Read more...]
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