Personal Narrative: What My Senior Means In My Life

That being said, my photography has always centered around the beauty in everybody else. I am incredibly particular in the way that I want these captured moments to look, I would rather be behind it than in front of it. Looking at recent pictures taken of me, it feels almost unnatural that I should even be there. It’s nothing like I’m insecure about myself or my looks, and I welcome

The sharp arctic like breeze propels itself onto my young and fair skin as my mother forces the old, frail white birch door open, exposing both myself and my younger sister to the harsh and unforgiving climate that awaits us beyond the both feeble and aged shack that I have called home for the past nine and a half years. My father sits in the frost bitten and beaten three seater Chevrolet truck. Crammed in the tray covered in tarp, I struggle to make out the shape of what seems to be my previously owned duffel bag, bestowed upon me by my next door neighbours following the death of their son, my mother describes his death to me as being “a tragic accident” down in the Cape Breton mines. Before my eyes could properly focus on the contents inside the tray of the truck, my Mother had already

I was surprised when I learned that I didn’t have only one mentor, but I had three mentors. I was anxious as to who was going to be my mentor and felt scared that I wouldn’t be able to create a connection. One of my mentors had work that day, so I had to arrive a little earlier to have a quick talk. I thought this was going to be my only mentor but it wasn’t. I also, have Dani Barajas and Adrian Camacho as mentors.

My senior project began with me stepping into a unique and exciting world; an adventure into modeling. I found myself wanting to learn everything regarding becoming a model and ways to break out of my shell and into a new comfort zone. The goals I planned before I finalized this project is to be in my first personal photo shoot, why? I loved seeing how rewarding it is to be photographed, and the self-esteem that builds within. The beginning of this project I had questions about what sort of person I am now and how I will shape afterwards, my road to gain these answers by how much work and effort I can accomplish this summer. My progress so far hasn’t been enough to modify my mindset into a people person professional, this has made shape into

First graduating class has quite a nice ring to it but when I was in middle school I never imagined it would be about me. Senior year has so many different meanings to me but the one that stands out the most is remembrance. So much of my life was spent doing school work for hours on end or talking to my friends on the phone about something trivial. I didn’t ever think to look back on how I impacted those around me or if I was actually living my life instead of just going through the motions. I thought I had so much time left in high school but when the letter in the mail came for senior portraits I knew that my time was up.

Senior year for most will be the beginning for most people to start the path to becoming an adult and making decisions that will impact the rest of our lives. One decision most will be making is which college to attend after high school. Requiring students to research on what college will fit best for them. The college I have chosen to research is Kirkwood Community College.

Try and put yourself in the situation of truly having to deal with the situation that you selected.

Have you ever felt robbed of a childhood? At the age of six, I was placed into the DYFS system. I moved from house to house, not really having the chance to grow up like normal children. I didn’t get to experience things such as ; asking my older sister advice on boys, learning how to cook grandma’s favorite recipe, or going on family vacation to Disney world . I worked hard to get where I am right now. My experiences have made me of who I am today , my story will tell you my background, where I came from and why my application is incomplete without it.

Senior Year is the time where some of the most valuable memories of a young adults life are made. Although, it is said to be the beginning and end for seniors as we cherish, plan, and prepare. We cherish our last high school moments. While planning our next steps in life. Along with preparing to be on our own and live independent adult lives.

When you think about high school, you think about what you have seen on TV and movies or what you heard from other people's experiences. You will make your own assumptions about what high school is like but won't know for sure until you get there. But when you think about your senior year, you automatically think that senior year is the best year you will have because of many reasons. 1.) It's the last year of high school. 2.) You're preparing to go to college and can't wait to get away from your parents. 3.) You’re to prom in a beautiful dress with that special someone. 4.) Celebrating senior week with you fellow classmates. And fifth and last reason is Graduation where you say goodbye to your teachers and classmates but say hello to new adventures. Senior year makes you feel like the world is yours. My senior year, however, was different from others.

I have cloudy, yet strong memories of my mentor's figure. My mentor will start by writing that she was the most important person in my life. My memories begin at the age of six, when I took their hands and together we came to my school every morning. He conveyed so much happiness that my first unfortunate class day did not seem real. All the children were sad or screaming and I only listened to the advice of the man who spoke slowly and with angelic touch. His passion to see me happy and become a great professional. Its appearance, life-form values and responsibility will be unforgettable memories.

Response: While my mentor spends most of his time at his body shop in Dallas, he works at toyota at Dallas. My uncle enjoys fixing car, it’s his high on life. Being able to spend time to help someone because they can't do it gives him a sense of happiness.Despite his great enthusiasm for fixing cars, nothing compares to having his own comfortable space where he can reflect to himself about anything and everything.

Junior year has been my most challenging year because it was a time where I balanced academics, work, and extracurricular activities. My typical days consisted of high school classes, cheer practice, diving practice, and college courses in the evening or working. My goals were to be in the top ten of my graduating class, earn a letter achievement in diving and cheer, and to save enough money to purchase a car for college. It was a time of adjustment to handle all these activities and complete the tasks excellently. I pushed myself by keeping my goals in mind every day. In the end I know that hard work will pay off. I changed how I used my time and used it more efficiently. I completed homework at school so that I could put my undivided attention

It was a lovely evening, perfect for a concert. My companion and i just love attending the theater to hear classic composers.

Instructors often say that senior year is the most academically challenging for a student in high school. Teachers also say that senior year grades are vastly overriding when it comes to applying for college because they are the most up-to-date indication of a student’s advancement.