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Farewell rally celebrates the graduation of the senior class
Farewell rally celebrates the graduation of the senior class
Written by Jenna Tuttle
Tam’s annual Farewell Rally swayed the student body with a warm goodbye to the senior class of ‘10. On Friday, May 28, students and staff gathered in Mead Theater to look back on years past and send the seniors off into the future.
As usual, the rally included games, speeches, and performances. Retiring English teacher Pru Starr even made a spoken word appearance. One of the games featured at Tam’s farewell rally heightened sibling rivalry. The festivities continued with a senior class lip sync and, as is tradition, doves were released into the sky above Mead. The seniors then left the theater to allow the remaining classes to transition upward.
As usual, the rally included games, speeches, and performances. Retiring English teacher Pru Starr even made a spoken word appearance. One of the games featured at Tam’s farewell rally heightened sibling rivalry. The festivities continued with a senior class lip sync and, as is tradition, doves were released into the sky above Mead. The seniors then left the theater to allow the remaining classes to transition upward.
This article originally appeared in the June 2010 issue.
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