By Tilde E. Tess C. and Keira B. (Grade 9)
After years of torture, the 2023 graduating class is free! Their last day was filled with empty bottles, sore heads, and plenty of fun. Cars were decked with balloons and colourful posters, parents waited for their not-so-little children to emerge from the rainbow tunnel for the last time before the daunting IB exams. There were tears, there were smiles, and there were a lot of honks.
Nabil N. receives the award for the biggest flirt and kisses Tessa B. on the hand to earn the certificate on Friday, April 21,2023. The rest of the 12th grade group watch and laugh. (Keira B./ Buchhof Bulletin)
Emilie E.’s younger sister, Tilde E., embraces her after walking out of the tunnel to congratulate the graduating senior on her last day at MIS. (Keira B./Buchhof Bulletin)
The inside of the van that the Swedish parents organized and decorated looks out to the festivities of the day. The van is decked out in Swedish flags and yellow and blue balloons. (Keira B./Buchhof Bulletin)
The 12th graders leave the PAC to be met with a crowd of students cheering as they leave to their cars. (Zoey B./ Buchhof Bulletin)
Emma Bernqvist and Andreas Schneeberger hold traditional Swedish graduation signs for their graduating children, Klara. B and Louise S. as they leave the infamous rainbow tunnel on their last regular school day. (Keira B./Buchhof Bulletin)