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When one begins high school, there are many new things which are introduced to us in various and diversified formats. You learn o f new facts in the world around you so that you begin to understand relations of distant nations and
peoples who have a distinct effect on your own small and safe terri­ tory. It is a time when negatives and positives are reversed and set upside down.
ization develops and our personal niche begins to form.
During this turbulent time you find out what you are good at and what interests appeal to you. You try out for sports and the excite­ ment begins. Activities that you never imagined participating in now become an integral part of your days.
Independence is an experience that is synonymous with being a freshman. Along with this indepen­
A Time of Change
ANTHONY OTTAVIANO MATTHEW POJAR
SEAN POWERS CHRISTOPHER
RAGAN
DANIEL RAGAN
TIMOTHY REGER BRETT RITCHER AARON RUSSELL GREGORY SCHEIWILLER DAVID SCHNEID
character and maturity. Maturity comes with a long arduous strug­ gle but the foundation is laid as you begin high school. With the foundation set we continue to build the structure o f our future self
So, the freshmen are given their golden key by their parents, teach­ ers, and peers, with which to open the door o f life. A door which when opened, affords you the opportuni­ ty to obtain a ticket to a secure and happy future.
Friendships are formed that will
last a lifetime. Freshmen learn
about the word “friend” and dis­ dence comes a responsibility cover what the role entails. Social­ which creates great changes in
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