Meeting all my friends! – Abbi Harris

My best memory was being in the musicals – Adrianna Viegas 

(That crowbar falling on my head) the rumors going around about that freshman year – AJ Fredrickson

Being on the tennis team – Alex Harris

All of my productions in theatre, meets on Swim Team, meetings for News Team, and everyone I’ve met there. -Alex (Xan) Gordon

Homecoming with my friends, going to Olive Garden after and having a sleepover and making memories with them – Ali Brennan

Jeremy’s baby shower – Amaya Enriquez

Finally becoming a junior and senior and getting the freedom to drive to school, go out to lunch, and not have to be in study hall for free periods. It feels nice to be an upperclassman and have a bit more freedom to kinda do whatever you want and go wherever you want around the school. – Amber Sapp

Football games and when the fire alarms went off in a downpour. – Angela Manno

Winning the conference tournament with three people on our Scholastic team sophomore year and beating teams of thirty people handily. – Anna Jacoby

Fire alarm going off at least three times towards the end of the day my junior year – Anthony Quindel

Definitely going to state in 2020 and being on the field with all of the guys and seeing how hyped and excited they were. I will never forget that. – Bella Crimaldi

Going to state with my cheer team in 2020 – Bella Sassine

Food trucks for Culinary – Betsy Demanos

Gym periods with my friends – Eilie Riemenschneider

Being on the swim team; every memory was good. – Emily Ahrens

Being here for when the football  team won state when we were freshmen – Erik Gibson

Football games and dress up days – Erika Deegan

Watching my brother dancing during a pep rally – Ethan Elliott

Being with the football team after we won our game against Cary – Fiona Olsen 

When I performed in my first marching band competition. I was fortunate to have such a supportive flute section with leaders who were very encouraging. I was confident that our section would absolutely nail it on the field, with our flutes angled at exactly 91 degrees, our chins held up high and our posture tall and proud. It was the greatest feeling stepping onto the huge field with my band and witnessing the crowd of people in the stands. I could not help but feel nervous, even though I knew the music and the drill like the back of my hand. The moment we played our first note, I felt chills all over me. The music filled my heart with excitement and joy and I just could not have felt more alive in that moment. This was my place and these were my people. Hearing the crowd roar after our performance only proved that further. It was one of the most rewarding experiences showcasing all of our hard work and feeling that sense of accomplishment. – Francesca Pollock

Friday football games. It was always so much fun to go support your school with your friends and cheer on the team. – Gillian Llanes

I would say that all of the sports games and the school spirit prior to and during them were some of the best memories I had at PR. – Grace Marineau

Making high honor roll both semesters of sophomore year and getting a part of the top 25 Most Improved gpa’s – Grayce Woodruff

My best memories from PR will always be the dance parties in between the last two performances of the musical. These little parties are the company’s ways of celebrating the show. – Hayley Hinkemeyer

My best memory from high school is when A Capella choir went to Orchestra Hall to perform last year. It was the last time we got to perform for people before the pandemic, and it was an amazing and beautiful experience. – Hazel Kocher

My favorite memory was when we won state for football when I was a freshman and I was able to be part or the team. – Jackson Rietz

Sitting in the library for lunch and chatting with Mrs. Bland about the latest books on the shelves. – Jayden Forté

Too many! Senior citizen day, 1-day musical, hoco parades, watching the musicals – Jordan Tress

The bus to ICTM math team state, where we sang all the way there and watched the Emperor’s New Groove – Kate Lanza

Going to state for volleyball in 2018 – Kaylin Mitchell

Making it to state for golf – Levi Wagner

Football Games, hanging with friends during commons, dressing up – Luca Listi

Playing soccer and intramural basketball with my best friends – Luke Kim

Getting involved with the Makeup crew and hanging out with all those people was so much fun! – Mackenzie Krystal

My favorite memory was not one moment, but the library before school every morning. There would be 100 kids laughing, sleeping, or drinking Monster at 7 AM. It was so chaotic but really captured how much I miss what used to be mundane – Maddie Flint

the football games – Mara Garbanzos

Hanging out after school in the parking lot – Mary Giffin

Winning my first IDEA Championship, when I was freaking out during the award presentation – Michael Salvi

I loved sitting in my Social Science classes and just listening to all of the information that my teachers were giving me – Molly Ruszkowski 

When the school brought in golden retrievers as support dogs – Morgan Maglente

My best memory was dressing up for football games and going to them with friends and getting all ready beforehand with friends. I think having a good football team makes it that much more fun to watch. – Morgan Sapp

Mr. Terhaar has dress up days where we each do research on a certain historical figure and then we present what we learned by dressing up and acting as that historical figure. I initially found these to be a bit embarrassing as I didn’t feel comfortable with dressing up and giving a speech. But, by the end of the year these were some of the best days of class and I really enjoyed the experience, especially when I tried to do a Bostonian accent and it came out as a Southern accent. – Nathan Jankowski

The football and basketball games – Neoshia Davis

My favorite memory from PR is the days I got to hang out with my friends in usually the same spots and laugh having a good time. – Paige Aldape

My favorite memory was creating the PR Diversity and Unity club. I feel so proud that there is now a place for people to join together, whether they feel like they fit in or not to speak about their passions and experiences. I love the message of this club and I hope to see more and more people join it and take the life lessons we discuss. – Paloma Gasparov

Meeting my close friends – Patryk Bombala

The Math Team state bus. Every year (well, except for when state was cancelled), it’s a PR tradition to watch Mean Girls on the way to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. The trip is a blast. We sing, eat, and just generally have a good time. There’s also a fair share of intra-team competition going on. (For example, how I’ve beaten Saif Karim the past 3 years.) – Paul Lim

Just overall being on the Tennis Team at PR – Payton Smith

Watching football games, playing soccer for the school, and just socializing in general. – Rosie Rojewski

State Championship my freshman year – Ryan Pearson

Senior Citizen days – Skylar Feucht

Beating Cary 42-7 my junior year football season – Tyler Crawford