Enjoy your high school career while you’ve got it
‘Cause it will be over real soon
The friendships you take here, the memories you make here
Will last you much longer than June
Sicknesses are faken, advantages are taken
There’s always a flaw in the rule
Yes the things you learn here last longer than 1 year, so…
Remember in Jr. High, food fights in lunch, homework ripped to bits
Remember back when girls had cooties, and guys just had zits
And remember when alarms were pulled, and we stood out in the freezing cold
But most of all, remember,
Mrs. Merrill.
Remember freshman year, you’re new to school and scared to death
And for the first time in your life, you’re conscious of the smell of your breath
And you wander halls, and you go to lunch, and you buy a lot of stuff
But most of all, remember,
Mr. Ed.
Remember sophomore year, you got your car and more appeal
Remember when club picture-taking was this really big ordeal
And remember when bumpin and grindin, hully gully, and gyration were outlawed
But most of all, remember,
Mr. Meier.
Remember junior year, you got your phone taken away
Remember when you slept in that same period every day
And remember when your ego grew, you yearned for summer break
But most of all, remember,
Ms. Garrett.
But now its senior year, some want to leave, some want to stay
But everyone’s caught in restless anticipation anyway
And we lead our student body, and our teachers have our backs
But most of all, remember,
Remember shouting loud when Morrow told his seniors to
Remember all the sports achievements (including soccer too)
And remember senior finals, and the college-planning thing
But most of all, remember,
Remember.