Best of Luck to the
Class of 2014!
The Green Wave Gazette
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THE END OF THE BEGINNING A Poem by Ms. Pflaumer’s Senior Poets
Nicole Harris, Cameron Reynolds
and Samme Thompson
(Patricia Pflaumer Photo)
Joe Marella, Kevin Zdonek and
Steve Bunszell
I will not miss a place I never
wanted to be
But then again…
Life‘s all about choices
Speak of the devil
For four years of 180 mornings
We stepped on the Go Greenwave
mats
The feeling of feeling safe
Never alone
Inside looking out
the big picture window
The daily ―What‘s up, Buddy?” from
Paul the Janitor
The look of the ashy purple linoleum
The lights that followed us down the
middle
of every hallway
The sounds of the hallways
where random lockers are not
locked
Down the broken stairs, chipped like
broken teeth
To the gym and the tease of the
Coke machine
Then to the Green Wave Café
the delicious aroma of Cinnabons
Beyond the first floor sculpture
room
where cold clay meets fire crackling
kiln
Stuck in a rut of routine
Until the day we leave
And the mice will play
Four Years of Memories
Marianna Porcello
Contributor
As school winds down, many seniors are looking forward to graduation. The lucky ones are finalizing their college
decisions and tying up loose ends. Even though most of us complain about being here for six hours a day, there is a
lot we will miss. We thought this was a good time to ask a few seniors what they will miss most about Abington High
School.
Kelly O’Brien
Kelly O‘Brien
I will miss the teachers who I have
formed close relationships with. I‘ll
miss seeing my friends everyday and
being able to know everyone‘s name
and having the comfort of knowing
everyone is supporting me when
things go wrong.
Michael Manley
I will miss some of the great teachers in
this school who helped make this a fun
place to go every now and then. I'll also
miss the people because I've enjoyed
most of their presences...usually.
Abigail Magnussen
I will definitely miss our athletic program the most. They have helped
create memories that I will never
forget. I‘ve learned things from
coaches that have helped me grow as
a player and person.
Abigail Magnussen
Ryan Mariano
Geese, well, uhh, hmm; I'll definitely
miss my teammates. Being on a team
has been one of the best parts of high
school. I will miss Green Wave Pride in
general. It's amazing how such a small
town can come together during traumatic times. From freshmen to senior
year, I have always felt comfortable in
these halls.
Michael Manley and Ryan Mariano