Sun will set on Senior year tomorrow night

Mark Rodriguez, Pepper Bough Staff WriterMay 11, 2023

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Senior Sunset gives seniors an opportunity for one last major social gathering to say goodbye to their final year of high school.

Tomorrow night, May 12th, from 6 to 8 p.m. Colton High School’s ASB is hosting its annual Senior Sunset on the Memorial Stadium football field.

All seniors are invited to enjoy this memorable moment with friends. Everyone is encouraged to wear western attire, bring blankets, games, yearbooks, and prepare to celebrate the end of an era. In addition to the social occasion, ASB has a program planned to celebrate the senior year that was.

Food and drinks will be sold by What’s Popping. The menu includes tacos, nachos, hot dogs, kettle corn, and funnel cakes.

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Mark Rodriguez, Staff Writer

Mark Rodriguez is a senior at Colton High School. Other than the fact he is taller than you would expect a 17-year old to be, he's a pretty average high...