Over the Summer I . . .
The strangest thing I’ve done this summer was…
“When I went to Alaska. The time change was so tiring because it was light outside 22 hours of the day.” — freshman Tori Strickbine
“Waking up for the first time at 5 p.m.” — freshman Alison Tinberg
“Petting a sloth at a zoo in another state.” — senior Georgia Killen
“Visiting Bourbon Street in New Orleans. That was pretty weird.” — sophomore Katie Upton
My favorite memory this summer was . . .
“Going to the Rolling Stones Concert.” — Junior Gabe Eubanks
“Probably [senior Sheila Gregory] and [alumnus Gabby [Gunnerson] singing on cross country summer runs, and having some of the old seniors coming back to run with us.” — Sophomore Caitlin Fitzpatrick
“Hands down my mission trip to South Africa. We stayed at a camp with South African kids our age and then did a ton of different service projects, and it was really one of the most amazing experiences in my 18 years of living.” — Senior Lucy Hall
The most rewarding thing that’s happened this summer was…
“Vacation Bible Camp, and helping little kids grow in their love for Christ.” — junior Sarah Day
“Finally getting a new car.” — junior Waseem Ahmad
“Going on vacation to Florida with my whole family.” — sophomore Avery Wright
The scariest thing that’s happened this summer was…
“Getting hit on by 30-year-old men at the pool.” — junior Natalie Cooper
“Probably getting hit in the face with a softball — black eye and concussion!” — junior Kylie Hays
“Getting pulled over and getting a ticket for the first time ever.” — senior Liz Allen
Courtney Carpenter is the co-editor of “The Tiger Print.” She enjoys writing feature stories and meeting new people. Courtney loves playing volleyball,...