While the end of the year brings celebrations of successes and signing of yearbooks, it also brings the sad process of saying goodbye to our seniors. The Periscope class was full of seniors this year and each and every one of them made the class so special. We asked them to share one last post, one favorite article, and one last memory. Seniors, we will miss you, but we know you will do great things in the world. Good luck!
On to the Next Story: Periscope Senior Goodbyes
June 5, 2024
Scarlett Learned walks out of CHS halls in her cap and gown with Periscope equipment; the beloved camera, and our printed news articles.
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![Laura Sands](https://www.chsperiscope.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/me-454x600.jpg)
Laura Sands, Editor in Chief
Laura is a senior and is excited to return to Persicope as co-editor in chief! If her name sounds familiar you will hear her every morning on the morning announcements with her inspiring quotes and funny Friday jokes. Outside of school Laura enjoys reading and writing, and performing on the Coffeehouse stage.
![Jenna Coller](https://www.chsperiscope.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/IMG_7730-480x600.jpg)
Jenna Coller, Editor-in-Chief
Jenna is a senior at CHS and this is her third year on Staff. She loves reading and her favorite books are Normal People by Sally Rooney and The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath. Jenna has an affinity for music and lyricism, her favorite artists being Taylor Swift, Lana Del Rey, and Pheobe Bridgers. She is excited to be returning as editor-in-chief this year alongside her classmates Hannah and Ryleigh.