Page 143 - PINE CREST 2015

Senior year is a year of both firsfs and lasts. Af Pine Crest, rising
to fhe twelfth grade meant receiving class shirts that were more

intimidating than dorky, having legitimate authority to skip

student store lines or grab Chipotle for lunch, and getting to

claim aversions to homework brought on by Senioritis. Senior

year meant signing up to take the glossy formal pictures that

make everyone look older, and starting to actually feel older

with the opening of that first acceptance letter. These exciting

beginnings were, however, inextricable from the year's

bittersweet endings as students prepared for the years to

come. As members of the senior class took their last exams,

ate their last Otis Spunkmeyer cookies, and spent their last

months in the oft-disregarded Pine Crest uniform, fhe weight

of the past four years was truly appreciated. For this year's
graduating group, senior year was a year of both firsfs

and lasts. Hopefully, the Class of 2015 will be not afraid
to look back fondly on both, knowing that fhe mark they

made on their high school would be a lasting one.

STORY I ALI OSHINSKY