Freshmen Sophia Angrisano and Avery Kuhls belt out Food for Thought themed songs.

Sophomores Sarah Tappan, dressed as Hillary Clinton, and Gretta Allen, dressed as Donald Trump, act out a presidential debate surrounding Food for Thought.

Sophomores Marielle Arnold, Lilly Concannon and Kendall Rogers end their skit by showing off Tim Kaine’s Rockhurst roots.

Sophomore Gabby Grimaldi asks the candidates questions regarding Food for Thought, resembling Ken Bone.

Junior Mariah Lynn takes on the role of a wedding dress consultant in the juniors’ “Say Yes to the Dress” themed skit.

Junior Mary Evans talked to the student body in her “bride to be” outfit during the junior skit.

Juniors Sarah Totta, Chigozie Okuagu, Haley Ulowetz and Melissa Hamilton act as the family of the bride in the junior skit.

At the end of the junior skit, junior Aidan McEnerney lectures the bridal party into choosing the best “can” themed dress.

Seniors Josie Weck, Maria Arroyo, Elizabeth Jackoboice and Lucy Cruciani point to the sophomore student section after calling them out during the skit.

Senior Paige Behnken takes on the role of Mission Director Penny Selle while classmates Zoé Trouvé and Liliana Capelli dressed as religion teachers, Paul Kramschuster and Polly Holmes, respectively, laugh at her performance.

Senior Jessica Cloughley walk to the center of the gym, carrying a leaf blower while portraying maintenance staff member Lance Younce’s son.

Senior Katia Hauptmann and french teacher Elizabeth Bono hug while reciting the school song after Hauptmann’s portrayal of Bono in the senior skit.

Officer Al Sanchez sends his love to the student body and faculty on his final day. He was recognized at the the end of the senior skit.