Over the course of the typical four years spent at Arrowhead High School, the time for reflection assaults seniors within the last few months before graduation.  Suddenly, students look at a favorite class with their teacher and classmates in a new light, as if to commit to memory the life lessons learned and hilarious banter.  The daily lunch table assumes a melancholy hue as friends laugh under the shadow of an approaching departure.

            Poised in the glistening futures of soon-to-be 2010 Arrowhead alumnae are the memories.  Whether you will never forget the time you stepped onto the basketball court to play your first game as a Warhawk, or the moment you joined a club like Student Senate, these memories exist as supernovas to our high school years.  They shined as stars and will then burst into a blazing light for everyone to see before they fade into the filing cabinets of our brains.  

            In a world of fairness, each senior would be able to cite a specific time at Arrowhead that he will never forget.  That said, these are a handful of quotes from seniors that illustrate a memory.

“Senior study hall has been awesome, and I will always remember the friends I made from here,” Jamie Thiel.

“I will remember for eternity prom table 66.  It was cursed!  The magician cracked a cell phone screen, two people got sick, a girl slipped on a lettuce leaf, and a lava cake flew and shattered a water glass,” Melissa Champeau.

“The boys’ state basketball game was a great time,” Paige Bostrom.

“I will forever remember when, on my birthday, a girl wiped out in senior study hall,” Liz Hanson.