Senior Series Part 1
March 31, 2021
What did you learn from High School
We would like to introduce you to a three-part series about this year’s Seniors. The following responses are based upon the Seniors’ answers to ‘What have I learned from high school.’
Jenna Ashmore- “Take things slow.”
Savannah Beaupre- “That people change for the worse and better.”
Wesley Barnes- “Life’s easy as long as you put the effort in.”
Emma Douglas- “That uniform education does not work on such a broad selection of kids.”
Adam Fisk- “A lot lol.”
Juliana Alcantara- “Life goes on.”
Gabriela Aldridge- “I learned that I need to express myself more and to not care what other people think.”
Kayla Brock- “Life isn’t always fair.”
Terrell Duncan- “You can’t trust everyone.”
Caden Carter- “A passable amount of french.”
Jacey Blackwell- “Life isn’t always easy but you either let it ruin your day or make you stronger.”
Abigail Asimbaya- “I learned that people come and go in your life all the time and that’s okay. This was definitely something that took me awhile to learn and I wish I would have learned sooner.”
Emily Brown- “I learned that salt most definitely looks like sugar. People are not who they say they are. People will try to hurt you just to get ahead. I learned to not let others actions change the way my day is going to go. There is not enough kindness in this world to waste any more smiles.”
Laina Evans- “Respect and make more memories.”
Olivia Atkinson- “To cherish everything because you never know when it could be your last.”
Fallon Backus- “Friends come and go and that’s okay.”
Peyton Bagwell- “Worry about yourself.”
Erika Fredricks- “Be completely and truly yourself without caring what others think.”
Jillian Carothers- “I learned that not having a lot of friends is okay! I also learned that you shouldn’t beat yourself up when you don’t exactly live up to unrealistic expectations that you often find for yourself.”
William French- “Chemistry.”
Angeline Able- “I learned General Studies but I also learned that having a title or popularity is nothing compared to kindness and good grades.”