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12C-LauriteKris_Brian_L_Morgan_20180614_BMD1743edit-333x500.jpg Kris Laurite. Brian L. Morgan.
12C-SchillerLuke_Brian_L_Morgan_20180627_BMD4625edit-333x500.jpg Luke Schiller. Brian L. Morgan.
12C-HudsonRachel-Brian_L_Morgan_20180620_BMD3176edit-333x500.jpg Rachel Hudson. Brian L. Morgan.
12C-LarnerHarrison-Brian_L_Morgan_20180529_BMD9118edit-333x500.jpg Harrison Larner. Brian L. Morgan.
12C-ConradTabi_Brian_L_Morgan_20180530_BMD9163edit-333x500.jpg Tabitha Conrad. Brian L. Morgan.
12C-GomesRyan-Brian_L_Morgan_20180612_BMD0580edit-333x500.jpg Ryan Gomes. Brian L. Morgan.
12C-HufhamHannah-Brian_L_Morgan_20180530_BMD9299edit-333x500.jpg Hannah Hufham. Brian L. Morgan.
12C-DarseyHunter-Brian_L_Morgan_20180815_BMD7343edit-333x500.jpg Hunter Darsey. Brian L. Morgan.
12C-WilliamsEsther-Brian_L_Morgan_20180628_BMD5286edit-333x500.jpg Esther Williams. Brian L. Morgan.
12C-GidwaniAshwin-Brian_L_Morgan_20180613_BMD1211edit-333x500.jpg Ashwin Gidwani. Brian L. Morgan.

Kris Laurite

What college are you applying to / going to?

I am applying to Notre Dame, Wake Forest, Georgetown, Villanova, Boston College, Clemson and Auburn.

Who was your first Wesleyan crush?

George Doane in 3rd grade.

What was your most embarrassing Wesleyan moment?

At the semifinals in soccer my sophomore year against Holy Innocents, I was grabbing snacks during halftime and I was running back to get in the huddle and I jumped over a sewer and landed on a water bottle and broke my foot. It’s okay though because Lucy Mitchell went in and played instead of me. She did fine.

What is one thing you wished you had done in high school?

Date Connor Thompson.

If you had 24 hours left to live, what would you do?

I would go to Krystal with all of my best friends.

What was your dream job when you were a little kid versus what is your dream job now?

“I have my career. You guys don’t. You want what I have. And for me it’s a waste of my time.” – Naomi Campbell

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Behind the Beauty

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Final-BATB-324x500.jpg Senior Lauren Bell designed the poster for Beauty and the Beast. Lauren Bell.
jaucqir-costume-1-667x500.jpg Senior Jaucqir Lafond showcases his Cogsworth costume. Sydney Anderson.
Brian_L_Morgan_broyles-750x500.jpg Coordinator of Theater Programs Steven Broyles directed "Beauty and the Beast" alongside assistant director Cameron Alexander. Brian L. Morgan.
Costume-Rack-667x500.jpg The costumes for Belle, Mrs. Potts and Lumiere receive final alterations. Sydney Anderson.
lauren-pavelec-667x500.jpg Senior Lauren Pavelec, who worked on costumes and also plays the character of a vase, tries on her costume. Sydney Anderson.
Brooks-667x500.jpg Senior Brooks Lalley, who plays Lumiere, gives a tour backstage. Sydney Anderson.
lloyd-667x500.jpg Senior Maddie Lloyd laughs with friends during the character parade. Sydney Anderson.
Mom-Ironing-667x500.jpg One of the "Drama Mamas" makes alterations for the actors and actresses. Sydney Anderson.
lauren-potts-667x500.jpg Seniors Lauren Bell (Mrs. Potts) and Lexi Mellott (Belle) pose with sophomores Elizabeth Stainback and Rachel McFarland (pepper and salt shakers) in their character costumes. Sydney Anderson.

“Beauty and the Beast” is a musical that allows all kinds of people to join together to bring a shared love of music and the arts to life. For this year’s musical, students from ninth to twelfth grade, as well as one fourth grader, have come together to bring this show to life. For three months, students, teachers and parents alike have worked tirelessly to make sure the show comes to fruition.

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You Got Served: Wesleyan Gives Back

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Roth1-color-666x500.jpg Alice Dzikowski and her kindergarten class visit the Mercy Care mobile coach. Caroline Jeffords.
Roth10-color-667x500.jpg Before students arrive to construct hygiene kits, bins are set up by Mercy Care volunteers. Kelly Roth.
Roth4-color-750x500.jpg Fine Arts Director Meg Foster and her pre-first daughter Eva Foster serve together. Ansley Jones.
Roth2-color-750x500.jpg Team Omicron poses for a club picture. Brian L. Morgan.
Roth11-color-667x500.jpg A Mercy Care mobile coach arrives at Wesleyan to inform lower school students about volunteering. Kelly Roth.
Roth12-color-e1512587045693-375x500.jpg A Mercy Care employee gives lower school students a tour of the mobile coach. Kelly Roth.
Roth13-color-667x500.jpg Manager of Mercy Care special events Mandi Montgomery explains how to create a hygiene kit and where and how the kits will be distributed. Kelly Roth.
Roth3-color-750x500.jpg The Capture the Warmth event in full swing. Ansley Jones.
Roth5-color-667x500.jpg Students sign in for the Capture the Warmth event hosted by Mercy Care. Kelly Roth.
Roth7-color-e1512587004437-375x500.jpg Junior Esther Williams and senior Grayson Ragsdale pose after volunteering at the Capture the Warmth event. Kelly Roth.
Roth6-color-667x500.jpg All the blankets are wrapped, tied and ready to send out with Mercy Care volunteers. Kelly Roth.
Roth8-color-667x500.jpg Mandi Montgomery, Grayson Ragsdale and Mercy Care president Tom Andrews make an announcement at the Capture the Warmth event. Kelly Roth.

Wesleyan’s high school service team, Omicron Service Society, and Wesleyan community members partnering with Mercy Care work to live out Wesleyan’s J.O.Y. motto.

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Wesleyan Service Day Makes an Impact

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benfield1-667x500.jpg Jon Hunt Ficken, Jaucqir LaFond, Madeline Benfield, Lauren Bell, Ana Hanger, Natalie Hamlin, Darby Carroll, Grace Halley and Sydney Anderson serve at the Clarkston Garden. Madeline Benfield.
kelly1-e1509106381335-375x500.jpg Senior Kelly Roth sews teddy bears that will be sent on mission trips this year. Kelly Roth.
godard1-667x500.jpg Wesleyan high-school volunteers take a photograph together after their hard work. Robin Godard.
godard2-e1509106495855-375x500.jpg Freshmen Katherine Murphy and Sam Schmitt pack bags of relief aid for UMCOR. Robin Godard.
watkins1-e1508953753823-375x500.jpg Seniors Emma Watkins, Suzanne Godard, history teacher Dennis Stromie, Katia Hanger and Kat Cavanaugh are excited to work at the Clarkston preschool. Emma Watkins.
godard3-667x500.jpg Sophomore Mary Ortwein, junior Jennifer Nolan, freshmen Ansley Morehouse and Weston Zimmerman stock care packages for UMCOR disaster relief group. Robin Godard.
godard4-e1509106308271-375x500.jpg Wesleyan freshmen Margaret Dudley and Nicholas Hess and teacher Ms. Duffy prepare care packages for hurricane relief. Robin Godard.
kelly2-e1509106425606-375x500.jpg A picture of some of the finished teddy bears. Kelly Roth.
godard5-e1509106335921-375x500.jpg Junior Andrew Pridgen and freshman Jimmy Cox prepare items for Hurricane relief aid. Robin Godard.
godard6-667x500.jpg Students participate in a poverty simulation. Robin Godard.

Service Day was a chance for all Wesleyan students to get out and make a difference for others. Wesleyan students are incredibly fortunate to work at a school with such a dedicated staff and facilities crew, and the students were excited to be able to give back.

The first of a planned series of annual Service Days offered many opportunities to serve. Omicron Service Society Director Nathan Emmelhainz said, “[Service Day first came to fruition when] Kelsey Rappe came up with the idea (she remembered both 8th grade service day, and the HS service day that her older siblings did years ago). 5-10 years ago there was an annual service day that was a day of no classes for the whole high school.  This was changed with an intent to have service always be voluntary – rather than compulsory.  This year’s event was entirely voluntary, and was sufficiently successful that we will try it again next year.  It will remain voluntary – as an option on PSAT day.”

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    Sophomore additions to the journalism team makes up more than half of the class. MEGAN BIELAN

This year, not only will juniors and seniors be writing articles for the Green and Gold, but sophomores will now be tagging onto the team. Contrary to past years, sophomores have now become members of the Green and Gold staff for the first time ever.

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