Saying Goodbye to PMHS
May 18, 2017
There are just a few days of classes left – how do you feel about that?
“High school went by too quickly, and though I am ready for the next chapter of my life to start, it is very sad that everything I have ever known is about to change.” ~Christina
“At the beginning of the year I was antsy and prepared to say good-bye but as the weeks grow shorter and classes begin to wind down, I’m sad. Pat-Med is all I have ever known and I’m scared of not knowing what comes next.” ~Samantha
“I’m sad, excited, terrified, proud, and so many more emotions all at the same time. I haven’t decided how I’m feeling yet because it doesn’t seem real.” ~Lauren
“I’m feeling very excited. I know I spent my time well here at Pat-Med and I’m excited to move on to bigger things and start a career.” ~Meghan
Loading ...“All year long I remember hoping that the year would fly faster – I wanted to graduate! However, I started thinking of all the things that I would never do again. There would be no Mrs. Cossack or announcements every school morning! The ending feels bittersweet and I would like to spend time with my friends that I will not see often in the future.” ~Jennifer
Which “Senior Event” are you most looking forward to?
“The AFJROTC Banquet. I’ve been going for the past three years and this year will be my last along with Colonel Atkinson for he is retiring.” ~Hunter
“I am most looking forward to Senior Day. I love the idea of simply playing outside with my friends and celebrating our finals days together.” ~Jenna
“I am most looking forward to Yearbook Signings. These serve as a sort of final thank you and good luck wishes between friends and teachers.” ~Brian
“I am, of course, looking forward to prom. Only once does everyone get to go to a party wearing a beautiful dress where everyone is equally important.” ~Hanna
“I’m most looking forward to graduation. I cannot wait to hold my diploma in my hand knowing that I accomplished something huge and starting something new.” ~Olivia
If you could go back and change one thing – what would it be?
“I wouldn’t. I wouldn’t change anything because everything that I have been through has made me into the person I am today.” ~Victoria
“I’d like to change the fact that this year, I’ve slacked with studying and senioritis came way too early.” ~Monica
“It would be to be on time to school and to become a morning person.” ~Ashley
“I would change not becoming involved in clubs sooner; Model U.N., Robotics, the Musical, etc. because they are really what brought me motivation and enjoyment from school.” ~Mike