Pamela Piecha:  

ught me valuable life lessons that I still remember and use today. They both pushed me to work harder to earn the grades that seemed to come so easily. They taught me that nothing in life is guaranteed and that you need to work harder than what is expected of you to get by. Because of them I have always given anyone a little bit more than what was expected and have always been happier because of this. Some of my most memorable times at Prosser were in Data Processing. We were a group who worked well together and always pushed to do better. We were competitive in getting the most work done and getting the highest grades. It was almost like a workplace environment. It taught us to always do above and beyond our best work. Other things I remember from Prosser are the outings we took for Humanities. The most memorable being to Second City. Anyone who was there will remember Ms. Blumenthal's boots and the skit they did about them.