Attention, seniors!  The time has finally come to make your opinion heard on which of your peers are truly deserving of yearbook fame- in other words, it is time to vote for senior superlatives!  What is a superlative, you may ask, and how do you vote for them?  Often described as “senior likeliests”, senior superlatives are meant to give recognition to the most artistic, talented, and driven seniors among you. Each senior can cast two votes per category, and the winners will be honored in the yearbook under their respective category.  Keep in mind, categories and winners are no longer separated by gender, so you can vote for whoever you want. Be on the lookout for the ballot, which will be passed around in your English classes in coming days.  Take a look at the categories below, so you can start pondering your choices ahead of time.   

Senior Superlatives!

Think of your top two picks for each category.  Some categories may not make it into the yearbook:

Most likely to be on the cover of a fashion magazine

Most likely to crash in an empty parking lot

Life of the party

Class heartthrob

Biggest bromance

Totes BFF’s

Bleeds Madd Red (and Gold)

Most contagious laugh

The next Picasso

Most athletic

Most likely to fire you someday

Most dramatic (in a good way)

Most likely to cause a scene in public

Most luscious locks

Most likely to save the world

Most likely to EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony)

Most likely to cheat on you with your sister/brother

Most likely to end world hunger

Most likely to be found in contempt of court

Most likely to win a Pulitzer

Most likely to Snap their own wedding vows

Most likely to cheer you up when you’re blue

Best all-around

Teacher from whom you learned the most