The transition from high school to college is going to be a big one… but I think I’m ready! There are things that I will miss about high school, like seeing your friends everyday, not always having to take class seriously, having close relationships with teachers, being involved, and every now and then holding things like assemblies and dances. There are so many things in high school that if you don’t get the chance to do them now, you won’t ever get the chance to do them later… but I guess that fact goes along with every other stage of life as well.
I’m trying to take advantage of high school life. Not saying that I’m “living it up” or “partying hard”, but I’m trying to be involved in things that the opportunity will never rise again later in life. Being the Student Body President this year has been such a privilege. I love my school and I’m glad I get to be the one that represents it, and I really hope that others see that I’ve been trying to do a decent job at that. Hillcrest Television and Cabinet have been two of the greatest things I could ask for in High school. Both clubs have kept me grounded, busy, working hard, and humble. I would never trade a moment that I’ve spent working for either of them.
I am so thankful that I got to participate in the HTV Bus Tour with the staff of 2012, during the summer. It was a one of a kind experience that had so many memories that I will never forget. I will get to go to Hawaii with the same lovely group of people this Spring. I am looking forward to that more than anything! I know It’s not quite the time yet to be saying “goodbye’s”, but (being a senior and all) It’s the mindset we’ve been in all year!
Even though i’ve complained about how scattered, crazy, and chaotic my senior year has been, I wouldn’t take a second of it back and I wouldn’t trade it for any body else’s. I hope that my kids are lucky enough to have a childhood as innocent and as unforgettable as mine. I hope that they find friends as wonderful as mine, and i hope they take advantage of every moment they get to do exactly what they want.
I always say, “I hope these are not the best times of our lives.” Even though I still hold true to that, these times weren’t bad at all.