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Seniors watch the sunrise

Brynlee Tucker, Photographer
August 25, 2023

On Friday, Aug. 25, seniors gathered on and around the football field to watch the sunrise for the annual senior sunrise, sponsored by Student Council.
“The view was really really pretty,” said senior Christa McCormack.

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Brynlee Tucker
Seniors gathered on and around the football field on Friday, Aug. 25 to watch the sunrise for the annual senior sunrise.
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Brynlee Tucker
Brynlee Tucker, social media editor, photographer
Hey! I’m Brynlee, I’m 17 and I’m a senior (class of 2024). I love journalism and it’s the only classes I'm taking at Oak Park this year, I also take sociology, marketing and criminal justice at MCC part time! I’ve loved journalism since I was in seventh grade and started helping with the school yearbook. I love football; I have Chiefs season tickets and attend every home game possible!! I spend 99% of my free time with my boyfriend doing endless activities such as shopping and going to the zoo! I hope to become a photojournalist for the Kansas City Chiefs in the future!