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Athletic Commitment Ceremony celebrates athletes

Kendace Lee, Photographer
May 11, 2024
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On May 8, St. John's held annual Athletic Commitment Ceremony to celebrate our 32 college bound athletes.
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Kendace Lee
Kendace Lee, Staff Writer
Kendace Lee (’26) joined The Review in 2023 as a sophomore. She loves baking (mainly desserts). She loves reading fantasy and mystery novels almost as much as she loves watching Marvel movies and series.