Molly Boyle was recognized for most school spirit
The senior class voted for their fellow classmates and teachers in multiple categories depicting how they will likely be remembered years after graduation. MHS Media staff tallied all the votes. Here are the winners:
Senior Superlatives
Most School Spirit – Molly Boyle
Best Style – Tessa O’Boyle
Best Athlete – Bella Bullington
Class Clown – Charlie Withers Withers found out in astronomy class. “I felt very proud of myself. I worked hard to get that thing. I’m really happy, he said.
Best Friend Duo (Girls) – Camille Fransen and Olivia Eid
Best Bromance – Griffin McElroy and Devlin Biggs
Friendliest – Charlotte Young
Brightest Smile – Maisy Konrath
“I was surprised,” she said. “I like Bridget Panarese’s smile.”
Most Unforgettable – Declan McNamara
Most Likely to Become President –Celia Lindokken
Most Likely to End up on Broadway – Matt Harmon
Most Likely to Become a Reality TV star – Princess BurressBurress says this title came as no surprise to her because, by her own admission, she has a flair for being dramatic. “It feels good that my peers know me,” she said.
Most Likely to Get Married to Each Other – Cait Schofield and Tommy Doherty
Most Likely to be Late to Graduation – Jack Palmer
Most Likely to Return as a Marist Teacher or Coach – Mikie Fortner
Teacher Superlatives
Best Dressed – Ms. Rita Hoffmann
Hoffmann says it is the first thing she has ever won at Marist. “I’m so honored. It pays to have young, stylish friends like Mrs. McDonnell. It’s good to know I’ve still got it,” she said.
Most School Spirit – Mr. Dan Higgins
Best Classroom Environment – Mr. Matt Sinacore
Hardest Tests – Mr. Owen Glennon “I am humbled by this auspicious award – period,” he said.
Funniest – Mr. Matt Sinacore
Best Advice – Ms. Robyn McNaughton “It brought tears to my eyes to think that I have impacted the senior class because they have greatly impacted me,” McNaughton said.
Most Overqualified – Mr. Owen Glennon
Acts the Most Like a Parent – Coach Rob Topps
Unrelated Twins – Mr. Matt Sinacore and Mr. Dane Mayer
Most Likely to Not Post Grades on time – Mr. Matt Sinacore
Most Likely to Never Retire – Mr. Owen Glennon
Most Likely to be Mistaken for a Student – Ms. Kiera Hilliard
Most Likely to Call Your Parents – Mr. Joseph Pettinger Pettinger said he was not suprised. “Part of my job description is to communicate with parents in regards to a lot of circumstances,” he said.
Most Likely to Know the Score from Last Night – Mr. Dan Higgins
Most Likely to Give You a Snack – Mr. Alex Karr “For holidays, I always try to bring in a little candy to treat the students,” he said.