Remember The Time When...

BY DEMANI BUTLER

Senior Haley Butler

Senior year. The time when everyone gets ready to part ways. Enjoy these moments, make more memories, and love each other.

Senior Beau Bradley

“I think my favorite moment was definitely prom just because we didn’t get one last year. So this year, I’ve had to make it extra special. What I’m gonna miss most about high school is the close relationship of just our school, although our school is so big. I’m going to UK which is like a really big school. And I think like out here basically everyone knows everyone and whereas when you get older and like not everyone knows each other. I think I’m gonna miss that a lot,” Butler said.

“We had an event here and Mr. Mason had to kiss a live pig in front of everyone. Everybody thought it was funny and of course I thought it was hilarious seeing our principal kiss a pig. You know, I feel like you make most of your friends in high school and when you leave, you know in reality, you’re gonna lose a lot of them. But, you know, I think you make your closest friends and everything in high school,” Bradley said.

“My favorite high school memories consist of the Friday night football games. Every week we would be looking forward to the upcoming game just to have something to be excited about, and the Red Zone never disappointed. Everyone happy to be there and cheering together when a big play would happen is the happiest feeling knowing everyone is living in the moment and not really worried about posting or being on our phones. Coming together in these moments is something I will miss the most, beyond just football games,” Brainer said.

“Prom was awesome because after everyone not being together, and then everyone is together and you think that everyone would be on their phones or really separated but it really was just one big group and everyone was present and that was something very rare for high school. I’m definitely going to miss the social interaction every day is probably the most you’ll have like ever in your life and a lot of the people here I’ve known since kindergarten or before, so it’d be weird to not see them every day in my life,” Higdon said. Photo by: Emma Egan.

“My favorite High School moment is going on FBLA this senior year for their trip to Orlando. We went to Universal for a business trip. We had a class every day and other than that we spent hours and hours at the park just exploring it. We all met up at night to go ride rides together and then go out to eat places. It was a really good experience and environment. What I’m going to miss most about High School is just the people I’ve met and grown up with for all these years,“ Nolley said.

“My favorite High School memory one was probably when we had our unified basketball. I think I was a sophomore and it was pretty cool to see the inclusion of the whole entire school in the gym. Just the support that all of our kids in school gave to those Project Unify kids was pretty awesome. That’s something that with my sister being special needs was something that was pretty cool to me. Just the memories of all of our sports, sports games, because most of our sports teams are very competitive. There’s just nothing like high school sports because you can go play at the next level but at the end of the day, it’s still the support of all our fans like you’re seeing our red zone and stuff that that’s something that I’m definitely gonna miss seeing,” Britt said. Photo by: Mackenzie Hamlet.

BY KYLIE HUBER AND

Prom was a night to remember. It took place at the Kentucky Derby Museum March 26. Attendees had multiple rooms to explore and even a breakfast bar. Since last year was limited to a senior prom, underclassmen were excited to be back. Take a look at some of our favorite pictures and memories made.