Senior superlatives for the class of 2024

Seniors voted for which student of their class best aligned with certain superlatives

Madelyn Mulryan, Anna Zwahlen, and Ian Chern

May 16, 2024

SENIOR SUPERLATIVES

MOST LIKELY TO BE PRESIDENT

Meron Abebe

“I’m happy that my fellow peers voted for me, I did the math and I would actually be running for presidency in 2044 so I really can count on my fellow students’ votes. Vote for me.”

Walt Midyett

“It’s definitely an honor. I appreciate the respect I got for my senior class and maybe one day I will be president. I hope you guys vote for me.”

MOST LIKELY TO BE A PRO ATHLETE

Truman Griffith

“I feel very honored, it’s a pretty good feeling. If there’s any award I was going to win, I feel like it’d be this one. I appreciate everyone who voted for me.”

Gus Hawkins

“I thought it was pretty cool to get voted. I think it’s because I’m going to go play D1 football. I had a pretty good senior season and I’m excited to see where I stack up with the other guys [on the team].”

MOST LIKELY TO BE AN INFLUENCER

Emily Summa

“I think I got most likely to be influencer because of my TikToks. I love posting my school outfits.”

Violet Hentges

“Being voted for this makes me feel like I need to be an influencer now. I vlog my entire life on my private story and the entire school is on it, so it makes sense that this is what I’d be voted for.”

MOST LIKELY TO BE ON SNL

Riley Martin

“It’s very validating to win because [comedy] is the career path I want to go into so to know that people thought that of me is cool. People probably voted for me because I’ve talked about wanting to go into comedy, and I also hope I’m funny.”

Nate Garner

“I’m glad people think I’m funny. Sometimes I’m worried that people think that I’m stupid actually, but it’s cool to know that people think I’m funny. I’m probably not the funniest, but I’m the loudest. When people think of goofy goobers, they think of me.”

MOST LIKELY TO MAKE SOMEONE’S DAY

Bridgit Duffin

“It feels great to win. It feels like such a compliment. I try to walk around the halls with a smile on my face, so I hope that had something to do with [why I won].”

Ethan Brownfield

“Feels great to win, it’s awesome that most people think that [I make people’s day] and I’m very grateful to have this award. Maybe they voted for me [because they] think I’m nice, I’m happy they voted for me.”

MOST LIKELY TO DRESS THE BEST

Kiera Patty

“It’s exciting to see that other people appreciate my outfits, it was really cool to win [best dressed]. I think my style is unique, so it stands out when you walk down the hall and see it.”

Sarah Coleman

“I definitely have a pretty unique sense of fashion this year. I haven’t dressed as consistently as I used to, but when I do wear outfits that I actually put effort into I feel like they’re pretty different and people probably remember that.”

MOST LIKELY TO WIN A NOBEL PRIZE

Sarah Anderson

”It feels good to win, I think I complained a lot about some of my harder classes, so then people think that I’m in hard classes and want me to win.”

Georgia Hansen

“I think I won because I’m in a lot of STEM classes. And in those classes, I’m known for helping out my peers whenever they struggle, and I think the assumption is that I never struggle. But even if that’s not the case, I think that people believe that I’m smart and that I’m driven and that I’m hopefully going to make a difference one day.”

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About the Contributors

Madelyn Mulryan, JagWire editor-in-chief

This is junior Madelyn Mulryan’s second year on the JagWire staff. This year Madelyn is one of the JagWire’s editor-in-chiefs. She specializes in writing, but also enjoys designing and taking photos. When Madelyn isn’t working on the newspaper, she’s hanging out with her friends, reading and listening to music. Madelyn is involved with Youth for Refugees, Society of Women’s Engineering, Kansas Association for Youth and Model UN.

Anna Zwahlen, JagWire editor-in-chief, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief

This is senior Anna Zwahlen’s second year on the JagWire newspaper staff. She is thrilled to be one of the new Editors In Chief of the JagWire and Mill Valley News. Anna is also involved in the National Honor Society, National English Honor Society, Scholars Bowl, GSA and is co-president for Youth for Refugees. Outside of school, Anna loves to read and spend time with her friends, as well as listen to new music and watch her favorite TV shows and movies between her work as a barista.

Ian Chern, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief

This is senior Ian Chern’s third year on the JagWire staff. This year he is taking the role of the Mill Valley News editor-in-chief while also being a writer and photographer for the JagWire. When he is not working on journalism, he enjoys spending time with friends and family, hanging out outside, working, volunteering and helping out at local food banks. Along with being involved in journalism, Ian is involved in the NHS, Spanish NHS, Relay for Life and Science Olympiad.

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