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Honoring seniors from afar

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Kaitlin Anderson
The district has made efforts to recognize the senior class as the school year has been interrupted.

As everyone adjusts to a new normal, the community has put in an extra effort to recognize this year’s seniors. 

“Everyone has been making sure that us seniors still have a good experience even with missing some of the big senior moments,” senior Leah Taylor said. “I’ve had lots of teachers and faculty check in on me to make sure I’m okay and the senior sign they put in everyone’s front yard was really nice.”

In addition to receiving yard signs, the stadium lights are on from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. every weekday in honor of the seniors.

“[The seniors] are shining brightly through this situation that’s difficult,” superintendent Dr. Michael Goddard said. “But it’s also a reminder of as a Lovejoy community, that we can shine bright through this dark situation.”

Alongside the district, parents and students are also contributing to celebrating the class of 2020.

“We are truly being stripped from our senior year, but nonetheless having family and friends that love and support me is what’s keeping my head up and moving forward right now,” senior Madison Quiroga. “Little things really make all the difference. My neighbors gave me a sign of their own on top of the one that the school gave me which was very nice and considerate of them. God only gives us what we can handle, so I believe we will come out of this on a positive note”

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Beginning her fourth and final year on staff, senior Kaitlin Anderson is excited to finish off her final year with her favorite TRL family. After joining a journalism class in the seventh grade, Anderson quickly found an opportunity to express her creativity through graphics and has used her passion for it ever since. Outside of class, Anderson spends most of her time rodeoing or helping with FFA show cows. Most people consider rodeo as a hobby, but in her own words, “it’s a lifestyle.” She enjoys spending time with friends and family and loves overcoming challenges that life presents to her. She's eager to conquer her last year of high school and take on what the great world beyond it has to offer.

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