Junior year for many is the year where everything starts picking up and beginning to get harder
and much more stressful. But beside the increase of homework and the higher expectations this year
can become the most memory filled year for many students.

For Brynn Nelson this year has been a rollercoaster of emotions, schoolwork and memories. She says, “To me junior year is the easiest year as far as homework, but the testing has been challenging.”

Junior football player and wrestler, Ayden Kellogg, has been having a success filled year in his academics and sports. He says the best part is having more freedom and he loves having his open periods and being able to do what he wants.

Similarly, Junior Tyler Larson belives his year has been good. His classes are easier, and he knows how to get around the school easier. His teachers are nicer, and he has started studying for the ACT and looking at colleges.

Another benefit to being upper classmen is that you are able to go to Prom without being asked by an upper classman and when is asked her if she was looking forward to anything Nelson said, “As far as the year in general I’m looking forward to the Prom.”

As juniors, you have three months until you are officially seniors, and you are all anticipating the
seniors experiences. Kellogg is excited for his senior year, one year closer to being an adult, but he is especially looking forward to his senior year of sports. While he he will miss his teammates that will be graduating and taking with them energy that they bring in sports and everyday activities, he has learned to be that type of leader.

Like Kellogg, Nelson and Larson are heavily involved in activities. Larson is involved in many different extra-curricular activities such as drama, psychology club, and tennis, as well as working two jobs.

But you should slow down and remember all the good times going on right now, “One thing I’ll remember from this year is all the homecoming memories”, said Nelson.