As the 2018-2019 school year comes to a close, seniors shared their favorite memory from their high school careers.

“I loved having Mr. Steele, I got to be in his class freshman, junior, and senior year. He made every day fun!” – John Kessler

“Not having exams!” – Vonghai Zhandira

“I loved taking pictures at pep rallies! It made me happy when people immediately posed right when I presented the camera to them. It made me especially excited to see my photographs on people’s Instagram.” – Nabiha Rais

“Just being in Mr. Wilson’s class was fun.” – Elizabeth Six

“Mr. Parker’s chemistry class junior year. He made all of the experiments fun and interesting.” – Muhammad Adeel

“My favorite memory was when we won our first pep rally as juniors last year.” – Ethan Bond

“I was able to make so many friends by being in the marching band; it became a family, and everyone had each other’s backs. The competitions and football games were so much fun!” – Alessandra Taliaferro

“My favorite part of high school was the feeling of being able to drive to school for the first time.” – Camdton Furman

“Making states for track is definitely at the top of my list for favorite memories.” – John Jennings

“The football game when we beat Monacan” – Chandler Dodge

“The yearbooks coming in after I’ve worked all year on it!” – Madison McCallum

“Painting my reserved parking spot with my best friend, Jaysa.” – Josue Candeleria

“Going on the Bahama’s cruise over spring break my junior year” – Tray Davis

“My favorite memory in high school was at lunch.  My friends and I were playing around as usual, but this one time was especially funny. I brought yogurt because it’s my favorite go-to snack at school. Messing around with each other to make some laughs turned physical. At the time I was pulling out my yogurt and one of my friends grabbed it,  but I pulled back making the yogurt explode. Needless to say, it went everywhere, making a scene that was unforgettable. Yogurt covering most of my friends at the table made us laugh the hardest we could.” – Caleb Giambanco

“My favorite memory was when Mrs. Baugher asked me to be a student director my junior year.” – Samantha Ramirez