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As Sophomores a large percent­ age of confusion has passed and we enter this year as determined young men with chosen goals. Outside ac­
tivities add to the routine of school because our school life becomes more involved in our real life, in our school activities and extracurricular activities we form concrete and last­ ing friendships. The involvement of
the two allow us to have a clear pic­ ture of who we are and where we are going. Not only did we learn from experiences, we also began to teach
through them by our example to oth­ ers. Our foundation was set and the structure begun.
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