by Senior Wills
In a final act of Maverick mischief, seniors drafted “wills” bequeathing prized possessions and school-day rituals to underclassmen. Chloe Tran left her prized math binder to freshman Anika Patel–“handle with care, it still smells faintly of highlighters.” Marcus Patel donated his “lucky” robotics goggles to next year’s Club Rumble champion, with the caveat “may induce spontaneous code brilliance.”
Drama queen Riley Thompson willed her collection of theatrical scripts to the Theater Club, warning “apply ear plugs before reading Act II.” Athlete extraordinaire Ava Chen passed down her glitter-lined batting gloves–“shine brightly, but don’t blind the pitcher.” Class clown Jake Henderson, true to form, bequeathed his rubber chicken collection, declaring “spread joy responsibly or expect a squeaky surprise.”
The Senior Wills spread immortalizes these cheeky legacies in the Student Life pages–a testament to Maverick generosity, humor, and the truth that even as we part ways, our quirks and treasures live on in the next generation.
