Knight Writers

ISSUE 4: Senior Letter Yesenia Rosario

Yesenia Rosario, Co-Editor-in-Chief

May 9, 2025

Yesenia Rosario

On my first day of class, I had the worst anxiety not knowing anyone my sophomore year and as the year ended I walked out of class as a Co-Editor-in-Chief alongside Ashlyn with many memories and friends I wouldn’t have expected to have that first day.

Joining sophomore year sounded like a nightmare as I wouldn’t know a soul in the class and while it remained true for a while with trips like FSPA districts and states and NSPA the last two years I was able to connect with the staff and learn so much.

It was one of the best decisions I made and while cliche it’s the truth. I was able to grow out of my very, very small shell and blossom into the writer and photographer I hope to continue to be in college.

While newspaper gave me the most massive headaches sometimes I wouldn’t trade the class for any other. Mrs. Webster brought many opportunities my way and I remain thankful for that as it inspired me to pursue Multimedia Journalism at FAU.

It’s difficult to know I’ll never experience another FSPA with yummy wing stop and friends again. I’m glad to have had the opportunity to do so. While saying goodbye is bittersweet, I know the class is left with a talented editorial board and the best advisors out there.

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About the Contributor

Yesenia Rosario, Editor-In-Chief

Yesenia Rosario is a senior at Robinson High School and a Co-Editor-In-Chief of the Knight Writers. This is her third year on staff and her second year as an editor. Rosario’s love for journalism was sparked at a young age as she took courses in the subject in middle school. Hesitant at fist, she quickly found her place in the Knight Writers’ staff expanding her skills. “Sophomore year I decided to join because I really wanted to do more photography and writing stories for the school newspaper,” Rosario said. Rarely found without at least one airpod in, ask Rosario what she’s listening to and the answer will probably be a relaxed, R&B artist with mellow, moody tones. “My favorite artists are Daniel Cezar, Peter McPoland and Frank Ocean, who needs to come back i’m begging him,” Rosario said. “I also have been loving Billie Eilish’s newest album.” Some of her favorite time in Newspaper has been spent writing quick News-briefs where she gets to talk to new people and dive into the community of her school. This passion for sharing stories has pushed Rosario to enter college pursuing a Journalism and Communications degree to pursue her talent and passion full-time. “My dream college is UF, but I want to go to any college that will take me and offers the best program for Journalism,” Rosario said.