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Greeting the new year at Senior Sunrise 2025

Cameron Gimenez, staff writer
September 2, 2025

     At daybreak on Aug. 27, the seniors got up extra early for the annual senior sunrise. For many, this was an amazing experience marking the start of their last year of high school.

     This event brought together a good show of people, spirited conversation, board games, and celebration. Seniors wore pajamas, brought coffee, stayed warm in blankets, and made posters for the event displaying the phrase: “Senior Sunrise 2025”. Countless memories were made by the Senior class, with even more to come in the 2025-2026 school year.  

 

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Malena Gangi is a junior journalistic writer and photographer at Charles M. Russell High School. She has had three years of experience in the journalism department, has been a journalism intern for for the Chamber of Commerce, and is currently the president of the school newspaper club. She is an athlete in cross country and long distance track. Gangi also can be found engaging in her outside hobbies, including playing electric guitar, volunteering at the MacLean animal shelter, and sculpting pottery at Paris Gibson Art Museum. She has lived in eight states, due to her dad’s military career, but has settled in for the long run to finish her high school years. She is a big rock n’ roll music fan, and particularly enjoys the bands The Smashing Pumpkins, The Goo Goo Dolls, Megadeth, and Soul Asylum. Besides music, Gangi loves her black cat and golden retriever, Oliver and Bengi, and is obsessed with coffee flavored ice cream. In the future, she hopes to involve herself with a career that exercises her skills in writing, communications, and creativity. However, she is open to embracing the adventure of finding her career path and trying new things.