By: Maliah Grote And Jordyn Powell
You can learn a lot about someone simply by looking at their backpack. From kiddie to handmade, backpacks often become a symbol of personalities, friendships, or memories. Whether their schoolbag has princesses, characters, or bright colors, they show that senior year doesn’t always have to be about growing up. Sometimes, it’s about enjoying the present and the little things in life. This year, our seniors are packed with unique styles that fit them personally and make them stand out for their last year in high school.
Leah Teffari chose her one-of-a-kind Buzz Lightyear backpack due to her devotion to the famous movie, Toy Story. She also feels the “creative wings add a touch of uniqueness.”
Benata Mesfin chose her special senior backpack because she “always watched Disney princess movies as a kid,” as it brings her back to her nostalgic childhood memories.
Marcos Manatelli carefully chose his backpack because he thought it would be a “funny backpack to have, and I love the movie,” referring to K-pop Demon Hunters. He felt adding K-pop to his backpack increased the integrity of the design.
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