My favorite memory last year was getting into @heritageyb. I was really excited to apply, and I’ve always loved to write, and I was really excited about experiencing new writing opportunities with [writing] captions. And I was really interested in photography. My mom takes a lot of pictures, and she owns a Maicon camera at home. I would practice with that and get familiar with it. Everyone in Yearbook is just so nice, open, and willing to work with you. It’s like a family. They were so open to accept me when I came in, and they were so excited to have me. A lot of the time, when I would try to join new clubs [my freshman year], I would get a little bit of Impostor Syndrome, and I felt like I shouldn’t have been there and kinda weird. But in Yearbook, it felt right from the beginning. Everyone was so welcoming, and I felt it was something I could do. I felt confident with it, and I thought it was gonna be really fun. [Olivia Paul, 10th #hofhhs]
“In all my four years, I haven’t missed a football game. Home, away, playoffs—you name it, I’ve been there. There’s literally never been a time where I haven’t wanted to go. A lot of those Huskies on the football team are some of my closest friends, and I consider a lot of them family. I’ve cheered my heart out every game, and I do it to support those who I love.” [Amanda Olson, 12th #HofHHS]
