VOL. MMXVIII, No. 3
2018
May 26, 2018
SENIOR EDITION R I O V I S TA H I G H S C H O O L
Words of Wisdom
from the Senior Class Advisors
“Hold on tight and stay focused on your passions, and remember that hard work is needed to make your dreams come to fruition.You have the power to help shape the world in which you want to live.” - Mrs. Gomes
“It’s nice to be important, but it’s more important to be nice.” - Mrs. Surla
Seniors Say Goodbye to RVHS by Brianna Summitt, Staff Writer
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s the end of an amazing four years of high school approaches for the class of 2018, many of our best memories will forever stay with us. As freshmen, they stepped onto campus so timid and innocent not knowing what to expect. From the awkward silences of the seniors busting through their freshmen classroom doors to hype them up for the Delta game to now making it their year to win NorCal Regional Championships and retaining the bell all four years. The class of 2018 has grown confidently and closely together and has definitely left their legacy. Some of the most memorable moments have been: experiencing “Every 15 minutes” during junior year, winning first place with the senior float, and winning league championships for softball and swimming. Through all of these memories, the class of 2018 has made a close bond with each other. Emma Wright and Blaine Dart were honored as Homecoming King and Queen. The class was led by class officers: Hunter Apple, President; Brianna Summitt, Vice President; Bryan Cairo, Secretary; Austin Francis, Treasurer. As time went by, walking through
campus didn’t seem so scary and intimidating but full of good times with great people. During this last year, the days have quickly came and went. The class is anxious to graduate and get out of town. June 1, 2018 marks the end of the long, adventurous, and memorable journey of Rio Vista High
School. When the class throws their caps in the air, says their goodbyes, and walks off that football field, they will always be able to look back on the “good ole days” and forever remember all the memories they have left.
“College is a formative and extremely worth while experience. However, starting your life off with a house worth of debt is not. If at all possible, work your way through school.” - Ms. Gilliland
“Take a step back every once in awhile and enjoy life.” - Mr. Porter
Senior class officers: Hunter Apple, President; Brianna Summitt,Vice President; Austin Francis,Treasurer; Bryan Cairo, Secretary all gather together to take a ram spirited picture.
“The flower that blooms in adversity is the most rare and beautiful of all.” - Ms. Mason