Farewell, Features
June 17, 2014
June has hit, finals have begun, and yearbooks are being passed around in the hallways. As I wrap up my senior year and look back at some of the most meaningful aspects of my high school career, the Cav Chron will always be a large part of my memories of high school. I have been a part of the paper for two years now, moving up from contributor to back page editor to finally editor of my own section; features. Throughout these two years, I have learned a lot about not only journalism and reporting, but working as a team as a member of the J-Crew. I’ll miss the good times and always look back at Period 4, lab 141, with fond memories. Thanks for a great year to everyone involved!
Allison Andreola
Features Editor, CavChronLINE
HBHS, Class of 2014
University of Delaware, Class of 2018
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