Personal Narrative: Freshman Year

High school is a new atmosphere to everyone. There’s more people, new teachers. It doesn’t start to hit you that you’re almost done with high school until the first week of senior year. It feels like just yesterday you were coming to open house freshman year. You defiantly feel a little intimidated when you’re a freshman just because everyone is bigger than you and scary and you have a whole new school to get use to and to get to know the building. Sophomore year you’re still adjusting a little to the new school but you pretty much got it. Junior year you know you fit in and you’re pretty much just ready to get out of school and graduate. And now senior year your saying, “Wow that went way too fast to be over already.” Freshman year was fun, but I got my homework done on time so I could have fun. That’s the thing about your first year, your kind of scared to see what your teachers do if you don’t turn in your homework on time. Everyone was so anxious and wanted to be there. Freshman year was probably the scariest for everyone. We didn’t know where any of the classes were, we weren’t all sure of the rules. There were many new things we could do, go to the homecoming dance, and go to formal. Those things made freshman year better Sophomore year was not as good as freshman year. Didn’t try as hard on grades and
The first day of senior year is heaven, much more privileges. You can show up to school when first block starts, you can leave early as long as you have a study hall fourth block. Senior year is where your high school career all wraps up. you remember all the fun times you have had so far. Now that senior year has come you kind of realize that you don’t want the year to end. You don’t want to be done with your high school career because it has been a great experience, and it has gone way to fast. Sooner than you realize you’ll be walking the stage at graduation and you’ll probably be