Seniors say goodbye at annual picnic
Central Valley. They enjoyed food, games, and yearbook signing.
| 26 Jun 2024 | 10:32
With yearbooks in hand, the seniors begin to say goodbye. (
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The Crusader seniors began to celebrate their end of the year festivities June 13. (
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Seniors Gianna Miale and Robert Scheck with their tie-dyed shirts. (
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A family affair: art teacher Liz Pesce and her son Carson on June 13. (
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On a hot, sunny Thursday afternoon, June 13, the Monroe-Woodbury Crusader seniors were treated to their annual picnic. At about 10:30 a.m. the seniors in their tie-dyed shirts gathered on the baseball field. In the parking lot next to the field the seniors were treated to hot dogs and hamburgers that were prepared by underclassmen and staff.
There was an ice cream truck, temporary tattoos, and bracelet making. On the field there was pickle ball, volleyball, badminton and touch football. The seniors had a good time and as if on cue they began to say good bye to each other as they started signing each other’s yearbooks.