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JACKSON PREPARATORY SCHOOL NON-PROFIT U.S. POSTAGE Paid T H E Jackson, MS SENTRY Permit #93 VOL. 50, ISSUE 6 JANUARY 2020 Seniors take a walk down Wall Street subway to either the Federal After that they went to told us we would end up literal- by Jane Gray barbour Reserve or MTA Arts & Design. Maverick Capital. The group ly so exhausted by the end of the Around Town EdiTor They then ate lunch and hung went to John’s Pizza for dinner, a trip. One night we literally got out at the Capitol. After a long tradition for the Financial Man- three hours of sleep it was rough.” The Jackson Prep seniors day, they got to have fun and agement trip, before going to see On their last day in New who either have taken or are cur- eat dinner and go ice skating at Mean Girls on Broadway and York the group paid a visit to the rently enrolled in the fnancial Rockefeller Center. Afterwards, Shake Shack for desert. 9/11 Memorial and the One World management class were able to they were able to go to , and the Senior Kathryn Weir said, Observatory before they left for take a trip to New York City from top of the Rock. “Going to New York was a real- the airport. January 15th through January On Friday, they started ly fun and unique experience. I The students disem- 19th. The chaperones that ac- their day by taking the subway to don’t think I would ever have had barked in New Orleans at 8:45 companied the students on this Marymount School of New York, the possibility to go to the meet- p.m. and arrived home in Jackson trip were Waynette Noe, Kimber- a private girls’ school across the ings that we went to if it wasn’t for at 12:15 a.m, departing the bus ex- ly Van Uden, Lee Ozier, and Don street from the Met. There, they Mrs. Noe. hausted and ready to return to Reagan. met a former student, now a cal- The trip was an amazing the comfort of their homes but The seniors started the culus teacher and a former stu- experience, but the chaperones with many fond new memories of trip on Wednesday with a long dent who is now a literary agent. defnitely didn’t lie when they their New York adventure. bus ride to New Orleans to catch Then the group went to Spotify a fight to New York. The next Headquarters to meet a former day they woke up and split into student who works in advertising two groups. They all rode the there. The students standing in front of the Charging Bull statue on Wall Street, symbolic of capitalism and the “bull market.” Photo courtesy of The group spending some time at the Nasdaq headquarters at the New Kimberly Van Uden York Stock Exchange. Photo courtesy of Kimberly Van Uden Reveillon and Fusion host 7th annual Showchoir Masters Competition on January 24th with six teams help coordinate the high school and just bonding with them”. show, they will be competing on by LiLy FLowers performing. show choir Revellion and the ju- In the spring, Revellion February 1st at Jackson Academy’s PhoTogrAPhy EdiTor Fusion was not part of the nior high show choir Fusion. will participate in the national Show Choir invitational. Other competition but gave a preview of Another change made this show choir competition which is competition dates are available Jackson Prep’s show choir their show. The following day the year was allowing sixth and sev- in Nashville, Tennessee. on Showchoir.com. kicked of the season with host- senior high competition occurred enth graders to join Fusion. The If you want to see their full ing the seventh show choir mas- with twenty-two teams compet- dance captains of Revellion this ter’s competition, a two day event ing, ending with Revellion per- year are Aidan Mai, Olivia Clapp, with junior high competing on forming and awards. John Sanders, and Thomas Friday and high school Saturday. Finals were announced Swayze. After months of long prac- for high school with Grenada Vi- Aidan Mai who is a senior tices and hard work, the students sions placing frst, Madison Cen- this year has participated in show were fnally able to give a sneak tral Reveille second, and Jackson choir for seven years. She said, peak of their show. Junior Em- Academy Encore in third. “My favorite thing about show bry Hollowell said, “I’m excited For junior high, Jackson choir is most defnitely the peo- for the upcoming Reveillon com- Academy placed frst, Oak Grove ple. I’ve never loved a group of petitions.I can’t wait to perform Middle School second, and Mad- people more than I’ve loved my on the diferent stages and get to ison Middle School Kaleidoscope Revellion and Fusion family. I’m meet new people.” in third. just excited to be onstage with The competition was held This is the frst year with my best friends, and more than in Fortenberry with people from new show choir directors, Ms. anything I’ll miss getting to spend all over Mississippi and Alabama. Thiel and Ms. Brumfeld. Both this time practicing, performing, The junior high competition was Reveillon performing at its exhibition. Photo by Hannah Grace Biggs News/Features Entertainment Around Town Sports Opinion Senior Out- pg. 5 Cats Review- pg. 7 Renaissance Review -pg. 9 Boys’ Basketball- pg. 10 Mr. Peanut- pg. 14 News/Features - 3 eNtertaiNmeNt - 7 arouNd towN - 9 sports - 10 opiNioN - 13 What is your cure for the WHAT IS YOUR MOST in-school blues? CONTROVERSIAL V OPINION? 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