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November 22, 2016

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The Staples class of 2022 looks back on their first year at college and all they learned at Staples that allowed them to be successful in a new environment.

’22 graduates reflect on first year at college

Staples seniors’ official last day before they went off to their internship was Friday may, 12. They reflected on their favorite part of senior year before they went into the real world.

Seniors reflect on their favorite memories from Senior year

The Staples Superfans lead the student section in cheers as the boys’ basketball team play against the Wilton Warriors.

Superfans: Fueling teams to victory

There are six different lots that juniors have the option to park in and student preferences are strong.

Juniors earn campus parking privileges

From right to left: Emma Porzio ’23, Grace Fuori ’23, Brooke Devine ’23, Sasha Chamlin ’23, Emma Mechanic ’23, Genevieve Clark ’23, Jenny Bradshaw ‘’23, Carly Chamlin ’23 celebrate their last day as Staples students, wearing customized Staples sunglasses given to them at the picnic.

One last hurrah: Staples holds picnic to celebrate senior class

Students juggle standardized test prep, sports, school work and their social life during their junior year, a year associated with negative stigma for many.

An ode to junior year

Temperatures this spring have been unpredictable, leaving students weary about wearing sweatshirts or t-shirts to school. Although climate change is a factor, the natural variety of the atmosphere contributes to the temperatures.

Varying temperatures leave students not knowing what to wear

Students spend their free time in class studying and doing their homework to keep up with the workload.

Last month of school provides chaos and intense course load for students

As junior year comes to a close, students have far more time to relax and unwind. However, the bulk of the college application stands ahead of them.

Juniors post AP’s take their foot off the gas, simultaneously face looming responsibilities

Photo by Rylie Cordella ’25.
Bus two seats overflow with students on their way home or to various areas in town.

Multipurpose bus two proves overcrowded, in need of solution

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