Seeking senior poem

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By Ryan Kelleher

Start thinking/ During class, senior Emily Etherington writes down ideas for her senior poem. Senior poems are due to room 210 by Friday, Feb. 28. Photo by Ryan Kelleher

Interested seniors can write and submit a senior class poem to be read at the class of 2020 graduation. Poems must be typed and are due to Ms. Moss in room 210 on or prior to Friday, Feb. 28. The winning poem will be featured in the 2020 graduation program. 

“I like how the poem gives anyone an opportunity to speak at graduation,” senior Spencer Wilkinson said. 

Poems will be judged based on style, inclusive content and overall feeling. Style includes the writer’s tone, voice, word choice and syntax. Students are encouraged to make their poems inclusive to the entire 2020 class. Poems should have an overall positive feeling and aim to uplift and inspire the audience. A committee made up of teachers and administration chooses the winning peom. 

“The poem contest allows students to show their creativity and leave an impact on the rest of their graduating class,” Ms. Moss said. 

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Ryan Kelleher is a senior, and this is his fourth year on “The Roar” staff. He is Co-Editor-In-Chief and webmaster. Ryan loves writing sports pieces, specifically volleyball and football. In his free time, Ryan hangs out with friends and family, sleeps, plays volleyball, and watches TV. After high school, Ryan plans to attend college and then law school.