Every student has their own opinion for what responsibilities come first. Being ready to graduate and leave high school is a big deal; it is the beginning of a new life. We asked a few seniors what their responsibilities were as seniors, and if they thought they were ready to leave Sabinal High School and enter the real world of college life. These were their responses.



What are the responsibilities of being a senior? "There are too many to even start to name," Bobbi Moore, senior, said.

Do you think you are ready to leave high school? "No, because there are a lot of things I still want to do as a senior," Nathan Alejandro, senior, said.

What are the responsibilities of being a senior? "Just trying to show a good example for the little fishies and underclassmen," Will Smith, senior, said.

Do you think you are ready to leave high school? "Yes, because I am ready to start my career," T.J Villasana, senior, said.

What are the responsibilities of being a senior? "To always do what's right because everyone else looks up to you," Michelle Walton, senior, said.

Do you think you are ready to leave high school? "Yes definitely. I am ready to get past all the high school drama and get on with my life and career," Jessica Garcia, senior, said.

What are the responsibilities of being a senior? "I have plenty of responsibilities. I have to do bunches of planning for college," Kristina Neely, senior, said.

Do you think you are ready to leave high school? "Yes, I have been preparing for college a long time now." "Businessman," Arnulfo Guzman, senior, said.



What are the responsibilities of being a senior? "Nothing to slack off," Joseph Juarez, senior, said.



Do you think you are ready to leave high school? "Yes, I am definitely ready. I can't wait to go to college, and get out of Sabinal for a while," Christina Tristan, senior, said.

What are the responsibilities of being a senior? "To be a role model for the younger students and to get school work done as well so I can graduate with my class," Jennifer Davis, senior, said.