Senior students drive through for stole ceremony
May 27, 2020
On Friday, Apr. 24 the school held its first drive through stole ceremony. In previous years students achieving a 4.0 or higher for four years were awarded a silk sash to wear at graduation during a ceremony. This year students were greeted by a faculty member and given their stole and school-made cookies. As per California directives, students and staff were required to wear masks and stay in cars to address appropriate covid-19 procedures, but it did not take away from the “unforgettable event” according to Principal Frances Clare.
EARLY BIRD: Before the day began at 9am there was an immense amount of preparation that took place hours before by a crew of staff and faculty. “There was lots of preparation,” said principal Frances Clare. “This was handled by counselor Ms. Kelly Troisi, assistant principal Mr. Gutierrez, activities director Ms. Costa and moderator Ms Triantos. There were several meetings to come up with a plan but it was very important to recognize the outstanding, hard work of the senior level students and we wanted it to be very special for them despite the unprecedented virus situation.”
![LAST DITCH EFFORT Freshman Max Chyczewski chases after sophomore Phoenix Dickinson, who has the puck, to prevent her from scoring. Defense is an important part of a hockey team, and being able to chase after a player with a puck and stopping them from scoring is an essential part of that role. “Something that can be really rewarding [about playing center/forward] is being able to have more chances to score,” Dickinson said.](https://thescarletscroll.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/IMG_1490-1200x790.jpeg)
