The Crusader Newspaper - Cardinal Gibbons High School

May 29, 2011
Senior Section
The Crusader 9
nior Memories
bert Liberatore
at is your favorite
ory from Gibbons?
erything with soccer
the two state champs.
t advice do you have
r rising seniors?
ke sure you enjoy it
e it goes by very fast.
e sure you are with the
ds you care about.
Nailah Bascombe
Q: What advice do you
have for rising seniors?
A: Don’t stop working until
the end of the year. It doesn’t
end after Christmas break.
Q: What is your favorite
memory from Gibbons?
A: Kairos
Three graduates —
Patrick “Packy” Dever,
Maggie Holsinger and
Maribeth Rauh—are
following in their siblings
footsteps to Notre
Dame. All three siblings
are Gibbons alumni as
well.
Two graduates,
William Thompson
and Dustin
Yeungling, are
attending Johnson
and Wales, a
culinary institute
One graduate,
Christopher
Dixon, is
attending Duke
University.
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Eileen Nedoma
Q: What is your favorite memory
from Gibbons?
A: Too many to count. I liked PLC
(Principal’s Leadership Conference) and working with
Gibbons Drama and Earth Day.
Q: What advice do you have for
rising seniors?
A: When you’re going off campus,
check your receipts. I’ve gotten so
many free meals at Moe’s just for doing
a 3 minute survey at the bottom of the
receipt. Lunch gets SO expensive.
For the first
time in 5 years, a
Gibbons grad —
Nicholas Becherer
— is attending The
Citadel
Three students,
Patrocinia Ical
Cuz, Rozalia
Romocki and
Rebecca Daley,
are going out of
the country after
high school
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