Sophomore Year Brooklyn White The sophomore class at Robert C Byrd is up to activity on their High School careers. Even though it feels like they were just preparing themselves for their first day of high school yesterday. “It is always weird trying to plan your future at your sophomore year, but it helps a lot because it gets practice in when you have to do it alone”, said senior Alisia Moore. Many students joke around this age don’t take everything serious but it is the most important time of…
Alyssa Torres Narrative Essay First Draft As I entered my sophomore year at Archbishop McCarthy High School I overcame many endeavors, both positive and negative, which crafted me into the person I am today. I had everything any girl could ever ask for in life such as, a supportive family, a steady boyfriend, and a best friend that never left my side. Despite these luxuries, I was sick of the same routines so I decided that it was time for a change. To begin with, high school parties were…
Sophomore Year This is a whole new year for me. No longer a freshmen but a sophomore. It feels like a brand new me. I am more familiar with everyone I met as a freshmen. I also have better classes. This is my second year as a catholic student and I am loving the experience. Last year I was not sure if I wanted to stay because the whole church thing and the uniforms just was not me because I went to private school my whole life. But I am glad I stayed at Monsignor Donovan High School home of the…
Sophomore year was so fun i feel it was my best year of school other that being in the 12th right now. Sophomore year i was doing my best at everything especially sports i made it to indoor states in two events. I had a good relationship sophomore year with my girlfriend i didn't know if it could get any better then. I got my tempts to drive sophomore year and then i got a car but i got into an accident now i have to save up for a new car. I felt i did good in my classes then and i was on top of…
failure was my sophomore year. My failure derived from taking my permit test. From this experience, I would say I learned quite a bit about myself and how to deal with certain situations. Sophomore year marks the time young adults start learning how to drive. But before this process begins one has to receive a permit. I remember that the moment that I became eligible for a permit, that I made my mom take me to the DMV right after school. When I took the test I failed but this was my first time…
My sophomore year, 2015-2016 was a very confusing time for me. This was when I performed the worst academically, and professionally due to multiple reasons. This period of my life was a time when I was all about the “party life”. During this time, I put my social life and fitting in ahead of me. I was doing drugs, lied to my parents constantly, and had no focus in anything else other than having fun. Many things came with this though, I completely underperformed in school, I got multiple C’s, and…
My sophomore year was a great year for me as far as school goes. It was a year filled with many surprises and mysteries. It was my second year returning to Charles F. Brush High School and as I walked into the first day of school I wondered how my day would transpire. I was ecstatic to be immediately greeted by one of my friends that I met during my freshman year. It wasn't so much that it was him that made me ecstatic, it was more of him being a familiar face and me being reassured. His name was…
Going back to my best year! Sophomore year was the year I had to get myself together and stop acting so amateur, it was the year I start acting like an adult. Therefore It was a great year for me. My sophomore year was not like other teenagers, I had many downfalls, but that didn't stop me from accomplishing my goals. Around this time I wanted to try a sport for the first time, so I tried out for the wrestling team, but they didn't work out so well. Sophomore year I didn't make any new friends, cause…
three years really blend together and do not seem important, but senior year is completely different. Freshman year was full of confusion, learning an array of new things. Sophomore year was where life started to get fun and you “belonged” in the high school. Junior year was where you see the little light at the end of the tunnel, but it was filled with anxiety and frustration. Senior year is where it all becomes worth it and the rest of your life is finally going to begin. Freshman year was exciting…
persistent; I never let obstacles hold me back from meeting my own expectations. There have been several instances where I have seen myself not achieving the result I want initially, but I never let these setbacks deter me from trying again and trying harder. Sophomore year was the most challenging years I had, not only because of its academic rigors but because I lost class elections for the student council and class officers after winning freshman year. I was tremendously disheartened after I heard these…