We asked members of the Class of 2019 this question at their Alumni Association Welcome Dinner May 30: “What Upper School event or tradition has been most meaningful to you and why?” Here’s what some of them had to say!
“Starting senior year by walking across campus. I remember seniors doing it in the past, and it was really neat to see the kids standing where I once was.” Vivian Avery ’19
“Stark Raven Madness, because it always sets a positive and exciting tone for the year to come.” Devin Wilson ’19
“I really enjoyed Community Day, when we get to work with kids from every grade.”Charlie Winston ’19
“I found this year’s and last year’s Culture Festival to be the most meaningful because it illustrates Ravenscroft’s efforts to become more diverse and inclusive.” Hannah Pangborn ’19
“The Madrigal Dinner meant a great deal to me because it was such a unique and impactful fine arts event to participate in. It was very special.” Jackson Davis ’19
“Celebration Day, because I got to perform with my two best friends, David Kim ’19 and William DeStaffan ’20, in front of the whole Upper School.” Quenton Blache ’19
“SPEAK. Other perspectives.” Ethan Dillo ’19
“Listening to senior speeches was really fun!” Sriti Donthi ’19
“Morning Meeting, because it’s the one time we can all get together and see people.” Kenan Poole ’19
“Ravenscroft’s students’ ability to make their own traditions within our class. This makes countless memories I will hold throughout my life.” Davis Macnabb ’19