My freshman year has been quite the journey. Ever since Apache Days, I’ve been engrossed in activities, both curricular and extra-curricular, that have shaped me into a faithful Apache ready for the upcoming three years at AHS. The plays, elections and movies that are offered to the student body have proved quite the stress relief during the school year, allowing time to spend with friends and the chance to meet new ones.
Although the curriculum can be wit-testing experience at times, I’m proud to represent the Cardinal and Gold, and will be reciting the Alma Mater faithfully in the coming years.
Clint Edwards, 9
Freshman year at Arcadia High School has been a blast! I can't believe the school year is nearly over. In the beginning it seemed like we would be stuck here forever, but now it just seems like it's here today and will be gone tomorrow. I have made many new friends this year too! I've really enjoyed this year and I know that each year will only get better and better. I look foward to this summer for a nice break before we start next year.
Lauren Kime, 9
Firstly, I wanna say that senior year isn’t all laid back and chill. It’s actually the opposite. The fun and chill part comes in the last month or so. Secondly, it goes by so fast. You go to bed the night of the first day and wake up almost at the end of the year. And you ask yourself, what happened? And all the activities you’ve participated in your entire high school career start to end one by one. You start to realize the unending responsibilities that come after high school, the real adult life. So there is no better way to spend senior year than just to savor and cherish each and every moment, bitter and sweet. Because this chapter is about to end.
Joshua Cheng, 12
As I look back on senior year, I think about every little phase that we went through. From starting school off with excitement and anxiety for college applications, to what seemed like the never ending wait for decisions to come out, and to finally hearing back from the schools that we have been dreaming of since elementary school. To see that what we have been sleep depriving ourselves over the past three years is finally paying off is gratifying. However, this year has also been extremely bittersweet. Although I never have to take an AP test again ever in my life, I will also never have another high school prom. In a few weeks time, the friends that I have grown up with and supported will be separating. But, this just makes it all the more necessary to savor every moment that is left, and to treasure these last couple days of our high school lives.
Sneha Chintamaneni, 12
Although the curriculum can be wit-testing experience at times, I’m proud to represent the Cardinal and Gold, and will be reciting the Alma Mater faithfully in the coming years.
Clint Edwards, 9
Freshman year at Arcadia High School has been a blast! I can't believe the school year is nearly over. In the beginning it seemed like we would be stuck here forever, but now it just seems like it's here today and will be gone tomorrow. I have made many new friends this year too! I've really enjoyed this year and I know that each year will only get better and better. I look foward to this summer for a nice break before we start next year.
Lauren Kime, 9
Firstly, I wanna say that senior year isn’t all laid back and chill. It’s actually the opposite. The fun and chill part comes in the last month or so. Secondly, it goes by so fast. You go to bed the night of the first day and wake up almost at the end of the year. And you ask yourself, what happened? And all the activities you’ve participated in your entire high school career start to end one by one. You start to realize the unending responsibilities that come after high school, the real adult life. So there is no better way to spend senior year than just to savor and cherish each and every moment, bitter and sweet. Because this chapter is about to end.
Joshua Cheng, 12
As I look back on senior year, I think about every little phase that we went through. From starting school off with excitement and anxiety for college applications, to what seemed like the never ending wait for decisions to come out, and to finally hearing back from the schools that we have been dreaming of since elementary school. To see that what we have been sleep depriving ourselves over the past three years is finally paying off is gratifying. However, this year has also been extremely bittersweet. Although I never have to take an AP test again ever in my life, I will also never have another high school prom. In a few weeks time, the friends that I have grown up with and supported will be separating. But, this just makes it all the more necessary to savor every moment that is left, and to treasure these last couple days of our high school lives.
Sneha Chintamaneni, 12