For the class of 2020, twelve years has been a long time to collect memories. From class field trips, to holiday parties and finally graduation, many members of the Class of 2020 have memories from these unforgettable events.
First day of school
For many, the first day of school is an exciting new experience for everyone. Students wake up early and make sure to look their best to start the new school year. “I always looked forward to the first day of school over the summer because I always loved school when I was younger,” said senior Tara Martos.
Valentine’s Day parties
Valentine’s Day party is a personal favorite amongst elementary school children because of all the candy and trading cards with classmates. “The Valentines Day parties were the most fun because I got to give personalized cards to all my friends,” said senior Abby Mortellaro.
Halloween parties
Halloween was a blast since everyone got to wear their costumes all day long. “It was such a big thing to have the best costume,” said senior Marcus Mills. “I remember we did Halloween themed games and ate so much candy.”
Fifth grade picnic
The picnic to Wildwoods was the fifth-grade day trip where the entire day was spent on the playground or hanging out with friends. “It was a great time, I had fun climbing on trees and going down the solid metal sides!” senior Tyler Johnston said.
Fourth grade camp
During the fourth grade camp, the class was split into groups of 15 and went through exercises for team bonding. “It was one of my favorite field trips we went on because we ate a lot of worms and sang weird camp songs, ” senior Connor Smith said.
Kings Island Trip in 6th Grade
Kings Island was a great field trip because it was the first glance of freedom the class experience to go around the park by themselves. “It was really fun because it was our first field trip that was purely amusement, and was my first time going to an amusement park,” senior Sophie Shaw said.
Sixth grade graduation
Getting in preparation for senior graduation, the sixth grade celebration congratulated the class for moving on into middle school. “I remember that the sixth grade graduation was something that every intermediate schooler looked forward to. It was a huge celebration as we went off to middle school, so it was a very exciting day and there were lots of fun memories made,” senior Morgan Roof said.
Eighth grade Washington D.C. trip
For many students, Washington D.C was the memory enjoyed the most since it was so anticipation leading up to it. “It was fun to be in a different place with a group of close friends,” senior Ainsley Chanda said.
Junior Prom
Prom is a ride of the passage for high school, and one of the last time the class will be together. “Prom last year was so fun and I am so excited for this year since it will be our last school dance ever,” said senior Abigail Burkholder.
Getting Senior Signs from teachers
(Photo courtesy of Jeanette Carpenter)
Since many senior activities were canceled for the class of 2020 due to COVID-19, the school bought Granville Senior signs for all of the graduating class. “It was a really nice surprise to see all some of the teachers,” Senior Savannah Lescas said.
As the Class of 2020 moves into this unpredictable part of their lives may the people that made this class amazing, never lose hope or curiosity. The best memories are yet to come.
