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Class of 25: Fine arts take the stage

Seniors commit to the arts on Fine Arts Signing Day
Anjana Saravanan, Staff Reporter
May 20, 2025
Anjana Saravanan
At her table decorated with Texas Christian University memorabilia, Trinity Rogers speaking to friends and family. “Something I look forward to most going to TCU in the fall is growing as a Christian and making lifelong friendships with the people on my team.” Rogers said.
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Anjana Saravanan
Anjana Saravanan, Editor In Chief
I have been a reporter for three years, an editor for two. In my time as part of Hill Top Times, I hope to make the most of the opportunities, and grow Rock Hill’s newspaper as a program. Outside of Hill Top Times, I also compete in UIL journalism and coach middle school UIL journalism as well.
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