Senior’s Final Masterpiece
A Senior’s Final Note to her Under Classmates
Photo by Daniel Thomas on Unsplash
May 7, 2021
The seven day countdown is here! The last days of a thirteen year educational experience are coming to an end. A thirteen year long road that set a foundation of direction, that is now ready, set, and really about to start.
The undying curiosity of what is going to happen after crossing the border. The most intriguing question is what it’s going to feel like for the ones crossing over. A new start awaits… A new adventure, a new life begins. However, the real question is, do you have your ticket to pass through?
Seniors can all agree and say that high school is certainly an interesting adventure, an interesting journey. They have met some awesome people, students and teachers alike. They have had fun in high school pep rallies, spirit weeks, homecoming, sports events, and even in classes. A few words of advice as seniors leave would be that in the midst of being busy, having your limits pushed, enjoy yourself.
It’s not the easiest, but after you push through the hardships, you’ll find there is so much more to high school than just being in school.
As you join, if you join, clubs/activities, or programs, don’t just do it to have another thing added to your resume. Do it with the fact that it’s something you love to do or would be interested in. A key point to being successful in high school is to put forth the amount of effort YOU can give.
Your smallest effort can be your biggest accomplishment and become your greatest piece of work. Do not make the mistake of thinking your effort is not enough because of the amount others around you are giving. Be yourself and you will discover more of yourself!
The Class of 2021 wishes all ongoing and coming high schoolers the absolute best!
Jamia Gray • May 7, 2021 at 6:40 PM
Being a senior was a breeze for me. Even though corona virus was in the way, class of 2021 gets to celebrate their success and move to their future. This is not the end, this is the beginning. Yes it was disappointing for us not to have any senior activities and bond with our class but graduating is the best thing in the world because I realized that no matter what obstacles comes our way that we are still going no matter what gets thrown at us. As I leave, I want my under classmen to stay focused and don’t give up. If things get hard keep going because stopping will not get you no where. Always stay positive and open minded. Try not to think too much because if you think too much, you will not get things done that you wanted to get done. As I walk across the stage, I’m going to look back at my class and say we made it to the finish line and there is more great things to achieve.