Seniors reflect, rejoice on favorite high school memories

Eli Shorrock ’22, Staff Writer|May 18, 2022

User 22380849 · Staples seniors reflect and rejoice on their favorite high school memories

Seniors preparing to leave Staples think back on all of the memories that made their high school experience.

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Seniors preparing to leave Staples think back on all of the memories that made their high school experience.

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