THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF MORROW HIGH SCHOOL
Green Pages
Class of 2025
Morrow High School
Saying Goodbye: Seniors Reflect and Look Ahead as Graduation Nears
As the month of May arrives, the air on campus buzzes with a bittersweet energy. It’s a time of final exams, last performances, senior pranks, and yearbook signings—but most importantly, it’s the moment when the senior class begins to say goodbye.
For the Class of 2025, this month marks the end of an unforgettable journey. After four years filled with growth, challenges, friendships, and achievements, these seniors are preparing to walk the stage and step into a new chapter of life. The hallways that once felt endless now seem too short, and the school bells that signaled class changes now toll with a hint of nostalgia.
“I still remember my first day here,” said senior M. Rodriguez. “I was nervous and didn’t know what to expect. Now, I know I’m leaving with lifelong friends and lessons I’ll carry forever.”
In classrooms, lunch tables, and practice fields, memories are being revisited and celebrated. Teachers, too, feel the shift. “Watching students grow into young adults is the most rewarding part of my job,” said Ms. Wright, our Green Pages Advisor. “Each graduating class leaves behind a legacy.”
Some seniors are headed to college, others to the workforce, trade schools, or the military. Wherever they go, they take with them the experiences that shaped them during their high school years. From late-night study sessions to unforgettable homecomings, they’ve written their stories—and now, they’re turning the page.
While May is filled with endings, it’s also filled with beginnings. The cap and gown symbolize not only what has been accomplished, but also what lies ahead. In speeches and celebrations, there’s a recurring message: the future is bright, and the Class of 2025 is ready for it.
So as they clean out lockers and say their final goodbyes, one thing is clear—this isn’t just the end of high school. It’s the beginning of everything else.
Farewell, seniors. You will be missed, but never forgotten.
One Last Glow: Seniors Gather for a Sunset to Remember
As the sun dipped below the horizon on a warm May evening, the Class of 2025 gathered one final time—not in a classroom or at an assembly, but beneath an open sky, for the long-awaited Senior Sunset.
Blankets covered the grass, music played softly in the background, and friends huddled together, watching the sky shift from gold to deep blue. It was more than just a beautiful view—it was a symbolic farewell to their high school journey.
“I think we all needed this,” said senior A. Thomas. “It was peaceful, and it gave us a moment to just breathe and take it all in before we move on.”
Senior Sunset is the counterpart to Freshman Sunrise, a tradition that bookends the high school experience. For many students, it serves as a full-circle moment—marking not just how far they’ve come, but how much they’ve grown.
“It feels like yesterday we were all nervous freshmen, and now we’re here, watching the sunset on our last year together,” said Jackson Lee, another senior. “There’s something kind of poetic about it.”
There were laughs, a few tears, and a whole lot of reminiscing. Some students brought photo albums or signed yearbooks. Others sat quietly, simply soaking in the moment. As night fell and the stars appeared, it was clear that this evening would be etched in their memories long after graduation.
The event wasn’t just about saying goodbye—it was about gratitude. For the friendships made, the lessons learned, and the shared experiences that defined their high school years.
As the seniors packed up their blankets and said goodnight, one thing was certain: the sunset marked an ending, but it also lit the way forward.
Here’s to new beginnings, and to a senior class that will always carry this sunset in their hearts.
Senior Signing Day!
