Adriana is a senior at Palestine High School.

Her favorite high school experience was when she won Prom Queen, Saturday April 5th.

Her least favorite high school experience would have to be her junior year, since it was the hardest.

The biggest lesson she has learned this year is: “Do your work and do not procrastinate.”

Adriana’s goals have changed from freshman year when she wanted to be a vet until now when she wants to be a cosmetologist.

In 10 years Adriana hopes she will be working in a salon, doing hair, and making people feel good about themselves.

She also had something to say to our upcoming freshman next year: “Take in every moment because it goes by quick.”

Asher Watson is a senior at Palestine high school.

His favorite high school experience is listening to music in P.E. He especially loves listening to music from the 60’s.

His least favorite high school experience is that he really didn’t like doing math classes, because they were hard, but sometimes it was pretty easy.

The biggest lesson that Asher has learned throughout his high school career was about the animals in Science, and where not to find Vampire bats, and Rattle Snakes.

Asher’s goals have changed a little.  He now wants to work at McDonald’s with all of the McDonald’s crew. He also wants to wear the suit and take out french fries, nuggets, and cheeseburgers.

In 10 years Asher is hoping to be  in Los Angeles, California, where he wants to go see many bands and hopefully be a Monkee’s fan or a groupie. He is also going to go to Disneyland.

He also had something to say the the upcoming freshman. He wants to tell them “Hello,’ or “Hi,” or “Good Morning” or something like that.

Natalie Yargus is a senior at Palestine High School.

Her favorite high school experience was going on the History Club trip to New York the end of her sophomore year.

Her least favorite high school experience was her junior year.

The biggest lesson Natalie has learned was: “You can’t have a huge friend group and not expect drama.”

Natalie’s goals have changed a little bit. At first she wanted to have fun in high school and enjoy it, but now she just wants to get out of here.

In the next 10 years Natalie is hoping she is happy and content with a bunch of cats.

She also had a few words to say to our upcoming freshman next year. She says: “A bunch of people aren’t going to like you, but who cares, as long as you’re happy.”