Lauren Pinner

This is senior Royal Reporters signing off!

This is it, seniors: it’s our last day attending a day of classes at Rosary Academy. What a journey it has been over the past four years and what amazing memories we have all made together. Starting as nervous freshmen, we are now confident ladies who are ready to take on college and beyond. For one last hurrah, we seniors wanted to leave behind a few words, or one word each, to sum up the Rosary Royal experience. Take it away, senior class of 2026!

Ella Baroldi: Eventful

Olivia O’Day: Crazy-lit

Harper Clark: I.T.

Harper Clark (but she wants another one): Bella

Harper Clark (she cannot forget this one because they are everywhere): Addi

Brigid LeVecke: Unforgettable

Gianna Sorensen: Lanyard

Miabella Baeza: Family

Vanessa Malagon: Growth

Giselle Gomez: Construction

Anayra Reynoso: Truancy

Delilah Moos: Food (I very much agree)

Michaela Watson: Rollercoaster

Emma Ramirez: Fulfilling

Hannah Kelly: Interesting

Estephanie Hernandez: Detention

Julia Morales: MANY detentions

Sophie Figueroa: Tardy

Charlotte Ritter: Yikes (someone check up on Charlotte…)

Gigi Simmons: Motivations

Christina Vaughan: Home

Bella Ramirez (who needs more than one word): It feels like a party everyday (Hey Jessie!)

Addison Felix: Dynamic

Andrea Salazar: Busy

Kateri Hodge: Adventurous

Talia Haddad: Crazy

Isabelle Brule: AMEN!

Kensington Schley: Sickness

Wow! What an amazing and varied list of words given by our senior class. This alone just shows how diverse Rosary’s campus is. All experiences throughout your four years are one of a kind, and I personally wouldn’t trade it for the world. I can’t believe that our Rosary journey has come to an end.

To the freshman, congratulations on finishing your first year as a Royal! Keep up the good work and be kind to your incoming freshman sisters, you know what it is like to be a freshman. To the sophomores, our little sisters, you are now upperclassmen (WOOHOO)! Make sure to set a good example for the underclassman babies and enjoy your Rosary Day. To the juniors, thank you for being such wonderful friends, staying close with us since our sophomore year. Take it all in: senior year truly goes by in the blink of an eye. But wait, I forgot my word. Ok, since I know that you are all dying to hear my word of choice, I sign off my last article with a single phrase:

Make it a great day to be a Royal!