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Senior Wildcat 2025

Shareen Qaisrani, Art & Graphics Editor
May 13, 2025

  • Kristine Tiamzon and Aedyn Falcon are crowned winners of Senior Wildcat

  • The cast of Senior Wildcat

  • Kavya Singhal and Kaaya Singhal teach dance to each other as Calvin and Hobbes

  • Nishita Mukherjee and Neha Vaid enter a dance battle as Veronica and Betty

  • Shaan Mehta and Neelay Shah dance as Frozone and Mr. Incredible

  • Briana Bothello and Avion Elder act in a witty skit as Greg and Rodrick Heffley

  • Isabelle Lam and Gabrielle “Elle” Banaga bake cookies in a skit as Snoopy and Woodstock

  • Filo Ebid, a DVHS alumni, performs “Lose Control” as a special guest

  • Emma Braga and Makayla Ranola dance together as Starfire and Raven

  • Kaitlyn Wong and Caitlin Osmond sing a duet together as Marcie and Peppermint Patty

  • Sayuj Chelapurath and Giselle “Izzie” Garchitorena portray Spider-Man and

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About the Contributor
Shareen Qaisrani
Shareen Qaisrani, Art & Graphics Editor
Shareen initially signed up for Journalism for elective credits and saw the class as an interesting course to take out of all the other 7-Period-schedule-enabling electives, but soon grew to love the subject and decided to keep doing it this year. She enjoys doing digital art and animation whenever she gets time to relax. She also runs her own web-comic and spends most of her free time working on it. Shareen’s journalism goal for this year is to make more engaging and quality-filled content for the Tribune. If she could be any other person on the Tribune, she’d be Zoe, since she’s very punctual and dedicated to her work.