Senior Reflection: Linsonyda Ourng

Linsonyda Ourng, Guest Writer
May 19, 2013
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My senior year turned out completely different than what I had imagined it to be when I was freshman. Switching to Gregori was sort of an impulse decision and I thought all I would be is a cheerleader in high school; nothing more. This year rolled around, and I gave up cheerleading. I became editor... Read more »

Senior Reflection: Sydney Smith

Sydney Smith, Guest Writer
May 19, 2013
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The National FFA Organization has provided me with an immense amount of opportunities that have allowed me to discover my interests, passions, and love for agriculture. It is not just the organization that has been the driving force of my interests in agriculture, but it has truly been the experiences... Read more »

Senior Reflection: Sarah Wood

Sarah Wood, Guest Writer
May 19, 2013
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My past three years at Gregori have been amazing in every way possible. Not only is Gregori the most beautiful campus in Modesto, but it is also filled with incredible staff and students, and every day has been a new lesson. Although I love and appreciate everyone at Gregori, there has been a certain... Read more »

Senior Reflection: Tricia Paulson

Tricia Paulson, News & Features Editor
May 19, 2013
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There are some days in high school that I’ve just wanted to freeze time, and savor the moment. And then there are others that have made me want to go hide under a blanket and pretend the rest of the world doesn’t exist. Only once have these two feelings come together on one day, in a few moments... Read more »

Senior Reflection: Chelsea McDougall

Chelsea McDougall, Managing Editor
May 19, 2013
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My Saturdays in February and March have been the same for the last three years, ever since I joined colorguard. I get up at a time usually reserved for weekdays, I put on way too much makeup to make sure the judges can see me from the top of the bleachers, I do my hair, grab a muffin, and take off, eventually... Read more »

Senior Reflection: Carmen Romo

Carmen Romo, Guest Writer
May 19, 2013
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Many things have happened in the last four years, but I can say that the most radical and life changing happened to me this past March. I had asked Mr. Leitner, my math teacher for the last three years, to fill out my EOP application, which provides me with financial help for college. He had asked me... Read more »

Senior Reflection: Marissa Angela Gonzalez

Marissa Angela Gonzalez, Jagwire Staff
May 19, 2013
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We’ve heard it before. The lame PSA’s on tv, cheesy movies, and of course written all in your yearbook at the end of each school year. “Be yourself,” “don’t ever change.” I learned that in order for someone to make the decision to be “themselves” and not to “change,” they need to... Read more »

Senior Reflection: Jordan Hickman

Jordan Hickman, Guest Writer
May 19, 2013
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My senior moment will have to be the trip all the journalism kids here at Gregori High and other high schools across the country took to San Francisco. Broadcast journalism, yearbook, and newspaper all came together for that one thing in common: journalism. I met a lot of cool people there that liked... Read more »

Senior Reflection: Elvira Morales

Elvira Morales, Guest Writer
May 19, 2013
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This year, as vice president of Global Club, I’ve had the opportunity to help expand our impact on our community and our environment. Global Club is known for its dedication to recycling within our school. Although this is our main activity, the name if the club is so because we aim to take part in... Read more »

Athlete Reflection: Bianca Zeiger, Water Polo

Bianca Zeiger, Guest Writer
May 19, 2013
Filed under Opinions, Sports

Freshman year of sports, I tried for the football team and then I realized that they wouldn’t really let me play because I’m a girl. I’d just be basically on the sideline. I heard about water polo, and I wanted to try it. Water polo for me was very fun, and very tiring, but it was something I would... Read more »