Owen Woodward, sophomore

Emily Sandy, Student Section Editor

“(On April Fools’ Day), when I was younger, I used to go to my parents bathroom and do whatever I could, (such as) throw toothpaste on the walls and just make a mess. It was funny until my parents were mad at me. And last year, well, I think I got pranked the most because last year my mom woke me up really early and told me that we wouldn’t be going back to school that year in person— that one hurt.”

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Owen Woodward, sophomore

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