Sign-out videos by seniors of The Panther Press & Haven Yearbook:
- Mia Fagone
- Giana Gliko
- Kaitlyn Ho
- Matthew Ramirez
- Annika Slootmaker
- Josie Wieland
Editing:
- Dylan Kelly ’27, Media for Publications
Special thanks to Mr. Thomas McLaughlin & Mr. Nicholas Pignataro
Music:
Louis Lanza ’27, Piano
Zeb Smithey ’27, Guitar
Madeline Beck ’28, Bass
Amar Wade ’27, Drums
Whitaker Shumaker ’27, Tenor Sax
Carter Grunseich ’27, Page Turner
Additional Music:
We’re Going to Be Friends by The White Stripes
This video is a non-profit, educational project created for the school’s senior sign-out. It is intended solely for the memory and celebration of the graduating students and their families.We do not own the rights to the music used in this video. All audio rights belong to the respective copyright owners, artists, and their record labels. No copyright infringement is intended.
![The girls varsity lacrosse team shouts during their pre-game huddle at their playoff game against Villa Maria Academy on May 19. The team lost 5-15, but the athletes had a lot of great saves and plays. "Coming off of a season losing a lot of valuable players, I think we really adjusted well, and we came together [and] did the best we could," Tessa Dignazio (10) said.](https://shpantherpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/GEBHARDT-GLAX-5.19-19.jpg)
![The varsity softball team chants during their pre-game huddle at the Division I playoff game against Phoenixville on May 18. The girls ended with a 14-7 record. “I think it was a really good season, especially [since] we went into the season with positions being moved around and losing a lot of important seniors from last year,” catcher Alyssa Bisordi (10) said.](https://shpantherpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/GEBHARDT-SOFTBALL-PLAYOFFS-5.18-2-1-1200x800.jpg)
![Alice Rieger (10) explodes to reach the frisbee during the game against Garnet Valley on April 28. Rieger scored multiple points for Haven and was excited to see the younger players in the game. "We put a lot of effort into our defense, and we spent a lot of work putting on some players who are less experienced, so that they could work on their own game. We could get a lot of good chemistry with the team and [get] in some players who don't get to play as much,” Rieger said.](https://shpantherpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/3D7A9038-1200x800.jpg)