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What is your most memorable moment at Towson High School? 

“First day of band camp.” – Emily Heinlein

“Beating Hereford in field hockey senior year.” – Kaylan Gotwalt

“Planning the senior pep rally and the teacher basketball game.” – David Birkenthal

“Mr. Smith’s class sophomore year.” – Michael Henderson

“Playing on the Varsity baseball team with my brother, John.” – Liam Davis

“Meeting my boyfriend sophomore year.” –  Justyce Bishop

“Winning my senior night wrestling match in under a minute.” – Olotunde Floyd

“My most memorable moment is getting to know all of my teachers.  Also getting to work in the main office as a secretary’s assistant.” – Amber Smith

“Visiting the crime and punishment museum with my fellow CPP Students and then eating at Fuddruckers.” – Manpreet Kaur

“Running on the boys’ varsity XC team and being on the boys’ 3A North Regional Champions team.” – Will Stange

“It was probably when we went to the Regional Finals in soccer.” – Austin Tippett

“When I got an A+ on my ‘boast’ in English class with Ms. Meehan. I loved reading it to the class with power in my voice.” – Rose Vaccaro

”Playing soccer with my good friend for 4 years. The Dulaney game went in overtime and I saved a goal, and with 5 minutes left we scored and dog-piled right on their field.” – Sam Zagurski

“Seeing all the teachers at the pep rally dancing to the marching band music.” – Katrina Singleton

“Being a part of the AVID program.” – Brett Williams

“Pep rally, fall 2013. I loved cheering as captain!” – Kalia Green

What was your favorite thing about being a senior?

“Ms. West teaching environmental science.”  – David Birkenthal

“The amount of freedom and opportunities that are open to seniors is the best part. Applying for college is the worst part.”  – Alex Negron

“Eating first at Law Day.” – Matthew Chen

“My internship at Maryland SPCA.”  – Molly Schneider

“Graduating because I will be the first in my family to graduate. I hate the fact I had to move a lot, but I made great friends in the process.” – Cheyenne Softleigh 

If you could give advice to your freshman self, what would it be?

“It is important to start off with a high GPA.” – Lyndsey Edwards

“Don’t be afraid of the big kids, they know as little as you do.”  – Emma Casehart

“Good luck with the rest of your high school career and strive for good grades.” – Tyron Phillips

“Be more outgoing and try something new. Talk to your teachers and go to after school help if you need to.” – Emily Gipe

“Stop worrying, fasten your seatbelts, it’s going to be a bumpy ride.” –  Nate Krimmel

“Only go to clubs that really interest you. Don’t pick clubs because you think colleges will like it or because it will look good on your resume.” – Mohammad Ikram

“Get started on college prep sooner (but doesn’t have to be freshman year).” – William Powell

“Love yourself first.” – Meg Kwiatkowski