2020 SENIOR WILLINGS & ADVICE

Each year, Visitation seniors entrust their favorite traditions, possessions, and inside jokes to their underclass sisters for safekeeping. Although the class of 2020 has had to adapt to the most unexpected of times the past few months, this tradition lives on. Here are the memories that the class of 2020 wishes to share with you.

Anna Zauha, Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Claire Jakubowicz, Southern Methodist University

Annabelle Midden, College of William and Mary

Really just two things: Watch the Good Place at some point and befriend English teachers because they're a lot of fun. Otherwise yeah you've got this. To Rory Jones-White: I will my favorite and best pen, mostly because I couldn't think of anything else to will (and I'm hopeful that whenever you use it you'll remember I love and believe in you). I'll find a way to get you the pen mid-quaratine...

Elizabeth Allen, University of Minnesota

Sophia Johnson

Remember that taking care of yourself is just as important as doing well in school. Go on those coffee dates with friends, try something new, meet new people, etc. Time is gonna fly, and next thing you know it, you'll be graduating so cherish it.

Kaileigh Ann Vennewitz, Metropolitan Community College Longview

Paris O’Reilly, University of St. Thomas

Frances Holmstadt, Nova Southeastern University

August Thompson, University of Oregon

"Don't let your dreams be dreams" -Shia LeBeouf To Addie Cooper: The future of the shop playlist, the drive station, Em Rascher's parking spots, and you back to yourself To Noelle Wang: Noodles and Company’s meager mac and cheese, drinking way too much coffee, and all of my moist egg knowledge To Addie Cooper and Noelle Wang: Drive Team poets To Lynne Hoang: being the kid with...