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The official student newspaper of St. John's School.

The Review
The official student newspaper of St. John's School.

The Review

Ahoy, matey! Mavericks defeat Episcopal Eagles 45-38

On Oct. 20, the Eagles walked the plank as the Maverick pirates cheered for their team.
Katie Czelusta and Maggie Hester
November 1, 2023
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During their third quarter break, seniors Mia Hirshfeld, Ella Piper Claffy and Manning Muller join the fans in the stands on Senior Night against Episcopal School of Dallas.
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About the Contributors
Katie Czelusta
Katie Czelusta, Multimedia Editor
Katie Czelusta (’25) joined The Review in 2022 as a sophomore. She has two dogs, and she has over 700 wins on Word Hunt.
Maggie Hester
Maggie Hester, Staff Writer
Maggie Hester (’26) joined The Review in 2023 as a sophomore.