Graphic made on Canva

Seniors of the 2025 school year received their caps and gowns on March 3. The event reminded seniors that graduation is near, and that seniors will soon move on to new places. “I’m excited to graduate and start a new chapter of life, but I’m going to miss the routine I have,” said senior Katherine Bond.

Seniors gathered at lunch to pick up their uniforms and chat. The large group pictured how many students would be leaving and turning a new leaf. “The only impossible journey is the one you never begin,” said senior Arianna Tinsley.

Some seniors found the event exciting and emotional at the same time. “I’m so ready to graduate. This year has been full of opportunities and surprises, but I’m excited to finally leave these doors for the last time,” said senior Greenlee Sensabaugh.

Many seniors realize that graduating means leaving their friends, making the last few months of school more memorable. “I’m excited and nervous at the same time, and I’m really grateful for all of my friends,” said senior Avery Abel.

Each year, seniors realize that while their time may be short, their actions may pave the way for the juniors below them. “I’m nervous to be leaving this all behind, but I know it’s needed to move on to the next chapter in my life,” said senior Georgia Smith.