Seniors celebrated their final week at Heritage with a dress up week. Monday was senior citizens, Tuesday was what your younger self wanted to be, Wednesday was cartoon character day, Thursday was college shirt day where they celebrated at the Senior Breakfast and Friday was Senior Carnival.
Taking the time to acknowledge the bittersweet moments of high school in a matter of one week is tough, but memorable. “Senior dress up days reminded me of the good, the bad, and the ugly about senior year,” senior Akshay Kumar said. “Even as Tralalero Tralala walked into my econ class, we still had a quiz – perfectly encapsulating just how relentless and draining yet enjoyable Heritage has been.”
As seniors enjoy their last moments together as they prepare to begin the next chapter of their lives. Here is a recap on their days:
The cast of Patriots TV dress up in their best senior citizen outfits for day one. From left to right: seniors Makaila Cohen, Myles Rothschild, Shai Steiger and Emma Pudney. (Photo/Ms. Cassie Allen)
Dresses and comfy sweaters to show off what seniors picture their senior citizen selves will dress like. Left: senior Gabrielle Wiltshire. Right: senior Kaitlyn Dunne. (Photos/Emma Pudney)
From left to right, seniors Arissa Khan, Jaimee Canalejo and Veer Roy represent professions such as doctors and chefs. Showing off who their little selves aspired to become, and now may come true. Canalejo will be attending the University of Miami in the fall with plans on studying on the Pre-Med track and from their hopes to be a doctor. (Photo/Olivia)
Seniors show off a wide variety of careers such as a mad scientist, zoologist, photographer and doctor. First photo left to right: Santiago Agualimpia, Bianca Prado and Isabella Nascimento. Second photo left to right: Aaron Spiller, Peyton Ross and Liam Watson (Photos/Olivia and Uma Hedge)
Others like senior Cole Watson make some fun out of the dress up days. (Photo/Uma Hedge)
Character day is a good way to bring childhood memories back. “My favorite day was cartoon character day. Ending the school year off with such a silly theme made this bittersweet finale feel just a little bit more fun and memorable,” senior Georgi Dubs said. First photo left to right: Georgi Dubs, Addison Buckeley, Aaron Spiller and Peyton Ross. Second photo left to right: Mia Francesca Martinez, Daniella Bieber, Jaiden Mantis, Zoe Obanu, Aubrey Caprara and Jack Bear Ryan. (Photos/Uma Hedge and Olivia)
Seniors Matthew Payan and Maria Palomo bring nostalgia from childhood shows and movies like “SpongeBob Squarepants”, “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles”, and “The Smurfs” (Photo/Uma Hedge)
After a long and hardworking four years, seniors get to show off where they have committed to for the next four years. First photo on the left is senior Matthew Ruiz and on the right Emma Colarte Delgado. Second photo left to right: seniors Emma Colarte Delgado, Guillarme Salles and Rolando Perez. (Photos/Sydney Burke and Loreley Perez)
A snapshot from the Senior Breakfast photo booth as seniors Emma Colarte Delgado and Jeeya Patel spend their final moments together. “I’ve made so many friends at Heritage and I genuinely think some of my friendships will last my entire life, regardless of going to different colleges,” Patel said. (Screenshot/Emma Delgado)
Smiles spread throughout the senior carnival as seniors ride swings and have fun on their last day. (Photos/CADY)
On a hot day in Fla, it is only right to have cold snowcones and yummy treats. Seniors Alexis Negroni, Sai Lalitha Kodukula and Kangana Modi eat the funnel cake served at the funnel cake stand. (Photos/CADY)
While at the carnival, seniors get to participate in activities such as hula-hoop contests, rock climbing and soccer. (Photos/CADY)
