Last Five Years Research Paper

I cant believe that I am finally a senior in high school it seems just like yesterday I was beginning high school. As I begin my final year I am beginning to realize that this year I will be faced with many responsibilities and will make tons of memories. But I hope that I am able to make my senior year the best yet. Through this final year I hope to have passing grades in all of my classes, to win pep rallies, and to have perfect attendance.

There's nothing worse than reflecting on something you once had, something that you loved, and realising that you will never be able to have it again. For me, it's the seasons I lived through in my childhood: every season had something to correlate to it. They always had something significant that made you know that that time of year was coming. But now it feels as if the seasons seem to float by me. That, or they are only signified because I've identified something I do not enjoy.

Your senior year was a wild, crazy mess. You started off the year not wanting to go to school to see Karson because you couldn’t handle it. You even left school some days when he would show up. You let your dumb self try again with Karson and it failed. You got hurt, and even cried.... A lot. You meet the love of your life, Kyle, and still talk to him even though you guys aren’t together right now. You both hope to reconnect after you finish your second year of college. Keep talking to him, don’t let him get away from you. You have had it tough this year, but by the end of the year you didn’t let anything affect you. Your grades were A’s and B’s all year. You made some amazing new friends like, Chandler, Clayton Ecker, Collin and more boys

Senior year of high school is finally here. I am quite nervous about this year and especially what follows throughout the year. Most seniors in high school are excited for the year and have a plan and just know what they are going to do when they graduate. But honestly, I'm not sure what I want to do yet. I'm just worried about today, and my health, and lifestyle and just trying to make my senior year a great year.

The day we left in 1-09-2056 it was not that good of a day. We were delayed 12 hours because of one of the batteries losing power when the ship was not on. My girlfriend did not want me to go after that but we needed the money and we would get to come back in 4 years and then we would leave again. We would be gone for a total of 12 years. I would go with two more people Bob, Joe, and me. This would be the first flight all through our galaxy.

Have you thought of going to a University or College? Have you seen yourself in one in the future? And once in awhile you may wonder, “what college am I going to?” “What is my major going to be?” Those questions are good to ask yourself because it can get you to more things in the future. It would show you what you like and sometimes help you figure out what college you would like to attend. I'll be sharing information of the college I would like to attend. I'll include as much as needed.

My senior year is coming to an end, high school is pretty much over. With the finish line quickly approaching, I reflect on all the things I’ve done in these past four years and, more importantly, all the things I did not do in the past four years that I probably should have. In retrospect, I never did feel like high school was going to be where the best time of my life would be remembered, but now that it’s pretty much over I think maybe I should have treated it like it was. I would love to be able to say there is nothing I didn’t do that I wanted to and that I didn’t have any regrets, but there is a fair share of both. When I think too much about the end, I get sentimental about the experiences, friends, laughs, awkward moments, and more.

As I am entering my senior year everyone has told me to make sure and slow down because it will be over before I know it. This year I want to learn how to build a strong support group for my emotional well being and grow closer with new people. I am striving to try and make the most of my senior year, so God will prepare me for the upcoming years.

In regards to school, most students loath just about every aspect of it. Five brutal days of tests, mind numbing lectures, and bounteous amounts of homework that they must turn in the next day, is very overwhelming to most. By the time the fifth day rolls around, some students are so fatigued that they cannot focus on the various tasks at hand. The solution-a four day week. A shortened week could help to improve overall productivity of students and save the school money. Plus the additional day off could be used to ease the minds of frazzled students.

The next part of my life would change me forever in a good way. After I left St. Peter halfway through my fifth grade year, I started at St. Clement of Rome. In sixth grade, I met so many great people and did really fun activities. I played in the school's basketball team with most of my classmates, and I created great relationships with them. I also altar served, ran a week long Bible camp, babysat for parents attending Mass, and helped out wherever the school needed me. I loved participating wherever I could, and I really liked earning service hours. In sixth grade I also grew closer to my best friends, Bridget and Jack Franke. I would call Bridget whenever I could and we hung out as much as we could too. That year I also took more pride in my academic achievements. I aimed for high grades and tried to grasp as many concepts as I could.

It is finally senior year, the year we have all been waiting for. The leaders throughout the school that everyone looks up to. What more could you want? After being in high school for the past three years there has been many similarities, until now. A whole new year filled with different privileges to look forward to. Let us take a trip through high school.

The first 18 years of my life have been unforgettable. I have worked incredibly hard to be the best student, the best family member, the best athlete, and the best citizen I can be. The past 18 years of experiences have led me to this point—an accepted student at Tulane University. While I wish I could take all the credit, there have been so many people who have influenced and helped me along the way.

The next year freshman are going to have to be responsible and do their homework if they want to pass. The thing that next year's freshman have to do is they will have to be more responsible. In the first quarter of high school I didn't do any of my homework and I had a D. But the second quarter of high school I missed a couple of assignments but I moved my grade up to a C. Homework and being responsible are big components in high school because your grades actually matter. If you don’t pass high school than you won’t get a job. So that's why it is important to do your homework and be responsible. I am telling you this from my own experience. So your freshman year you have to step up your game and do your homework and be responsible. If you're

I was once asked many years ago who and what do I wanted to be. I told my parents that I wanted to be a doctor, I told my high school counselor that I wanted to be a lawyer, and I told a teacher that I wanted to teach. However, what I learned in these 10 years is that sometimes life throws at you random stuff, and you’ve got to learn how to adapt to these changes.

A lot has changed between the beginning of the year and the end of the year. For starters, I’ve grown exactly three and a half inches taller. It feels weird, but I’m still shorter than almost everyone around me, so I guess it’s irrelevant. I’ve also grown as an athlete. While played sports at Fenton High School, I’ve learned to be a tough worker both on and off the field, and have been striving to be a good team player and a good sport to other teams. I’ve also realized that getting good grades in high school takes a lot more hard work and studying than getting good grades in middle school. I find myself having to try harder to maintain my gpa than I thought I would’ve, but I like seeing hard work and determination pay off. Through all the changes that have happened this year, I’ve learned a lot about what I love and about what I want to be. I never thought I would love art. It seemed like such a waste of time for something so useless. But throughout the school year, I’ve learned that painting and drawing are great ways to relieve stress if you don’t take it too seriously. I continue to love soccer, and I find it just as fun as I always have. This year has truly brought about many changes and a lot of growth.