Photos and video: Parking spot painting at Wright City High School
Incoming Wright City seniors Cloe Stuart and Mackenzie Reynolds work on painting a parking spot as part of the new high school tradition during the Aug. 11 event.
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Grace Stuart, an incoming Wright City senior, works on her parking spot design.
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Grace Stuart, an incoming Wright City senior, works on her parking spot design.
Jason Koch photo
Grace Stuart, an incoming Wright City senior, works on her parking spot design.
Jason Koch photo
Incoming Wright City seniors Cloe Stuart and Mackenzie Reynolds work on painting a parking spot.
Jason Koch photo
Mackenzie Reynolds works on her parking spot design.
Jason Koch photo
Mackenzie Reynolds works on her parking spot design.
Jason Koch photo
Mackenzie Reynolds works on her parking spot design.
Jason Koch photo
Senior Class President Tayla Payne works on her parking spot design.
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Senior Class President Tayla Payne works on her parking spot design.
Jason Koch photo
Senior Class President Tayla Payne works on her parking spot design.
Jason Koch photo
Sam Finch was helping run the lemonade stand that provided free drinks for the students who were out with their designs. The lemonade was provided by the class as a whole so no one had to pay for it.
Jason Koch photo
Sam Finch was helping run the lemonade stand that provided free drinks for the students who were out with their designs. The lemonade was provided by the class as a whole so no one had to pay for it.
Jason Koch photo
Sam Finch was helping run the lemonade stand that provided free drinks for the students who were out with their designs. The lemonade was provided by the class as a whole so no one had to pay for it.
Jason Koch photo
Sam Finch was helping run the lemonade stand that provided free drinks for the students who were out with their designs. The lemonade was provided by the class as a whole so no one had to pay for it.
Incoming Wright City seniors gathered at the high school on Aug. 11 to celebrate in what has become a new Wildcat tradition — painting their parking spots.
The class of 2024 is the second group of seniors to paint their spots, following the class that graduated in June.
“I’m very happy and grateful that we’re allowed to do it our senior year,” class president Tayla Payne said.
She also said the event is a good way to start their final year of school.
“It’s a new chapter,” she said. “We’re about to become adults. So us getting together, having fun really being creative is just a great way of starting off the year.”
