We gave seniors a chance to say goodbye to their friends, share a piece of advice, or share a favorite memory from MHS. Below are a few of the farewells - the rest will be published in the final Alltold print edition (coming soon).
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Thanks Stein, Buchmann, and Foley for making my school days BRIGHTER and more fun! Enjoy your high school years, everyone! - Ana Tosta
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Even through the worst of times, I have had people by my side keeping me strong. Thank you to everyone that has been by my side. To the underclassmen, just know that high school is like a fiery bike ride, but with friends by your side, it is a bit more bearable. - Brandon Armentrout
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Well, guys, this is it! I’m now a twelfth grader. I cannot wait to graduate so I can start my life! Thank you guys for teaching me everything! - Michael Tuttle
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Hey there, my fellow classmates! It’s my senior year and here is my farewell: I want to say farewell to all of the teachers who never gave up on me and all of these wonderful people who have helped me. It’s actually kind of sad because they had a great impact on my life. Thank you all for everything. - Jaime Smith
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Before I came here, I was in a terrible state. But the teachers I had helped me stay on track so thank you to all that aided my journey here.
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The teachers here are excellent and truly care. They naturally treated me with respect unlike people that I have known for years. I wish them all a fantastic future.
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Well, it’s been real, Mrs. Schrader! Hope the incoming freshmen don’t drive you too crazy! And for underclassmen, make the best out of your high school years. It’ll be over before you know it.
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