#senior jackets

Which do you think is good, it’ll be written on the senior jacket tho

1. Welcome to the real world! It sucks. Youre gonna love it. -monica geller

2. Well that wasent anything like High school musical

3. Congratulations! That was quite a waste of time.” - Rachel Green, friends

4. I would say this was fun, but that would be a lie

5. I would like to thank Youtube for actually teaching. I wouldn’t have done this without you.

6. First time graduating, kinda nervous

7. - Dont let anyone ,ever, make you feel like you dont deserve what you want. Go for it. - Patrick Verona, 10 things i hate about you

“When you’re dead, you’re dead. Until then, there’s ice cream.” It’s cute, it’s funny, it has a wide and philosophical undertone if you squint. But I still appreciate everyone else’s ideas! They’re all tucked safely in a note ready to be used in the future

I still haven’t decided on patches, but I’m definitely keeping the shai one

The jackets themselves are available in all colors of the rainbow, and custom colors too, to suit the unique school colors of any team. Usually the boiled wool jackets have attached leather sleeves and banded waistband and wrists. The jackets are traditionally worn by high school and college students in the United Arab Emirates. They represent both school and team pride and serve as a place to display personal awards, pins, badges, chenille patches, and other accolades earned in athletics, academics, or other activities. Letter jackets are also sometimes known as "baseball jackets" or "varsity jackets" in reference to their athletic origins.

 The criterion for ownership varies from school to school. It usually entails a certain amount of participation in a sport or activity throughout the school year to be eligible. Some schools still only reward students and award letters based strictly on athletic performance (ie. a certain number of scores, runs, hits, steals, baskets, or tackles, according to position and sport) in the most pivotal games of the year. In other schools, maintaining one-half to two-thirds participation in sporting events or other activities is considered enough to qualify for the Senior  Jacket and letters.

Still other schools award letters on a more subjective basis - sometimes taking input from a counsel of coaches, assistant coaches, team leaders, and other senior players – awarding letters only for significant improvement, substantial performance, or amazing sportsmanship out on the field. Originally the jacket, and accompanying chenille letter patches, were awarded only for certain sports, but gradually with time, not wanting to be left out of the visual recognition, more and more activities and clubs petitioned to be included. At many schools, qualification for the jackets was opened up to other sports and activities and now includes athletes and academic performers in a variety of disciplines.