Volume 6, Number 1 Sept 29,1978
Editorial
by Shirley Shultis
High school is a time for serious thought about your future. Where are you going? Who will you be?
I feel everyone should work towards a climax by building their goals, aiming high and accomplishing what they've set out to do.
At the beginning of your freshman year you probably felt a change in your life. A new experience and beginning was happening to you. You are no longer a child, but a growing young adult in a new world.
As a sophomore, your values are just being set. You're not sure where you're going, but you have a few ideas. Many pressures are placed upon you, peer pressure, as well as pressure from your parents.
Your junior year is one of many 'decisions. You have to start preparing yourself for the world outside. You have to start deciding whether you want to work, have a college career, or just settle down and be your own you. The sooner you know the answer the more time you'll have to prepare.
As a senior your decisions will have to be almost definite. Some of you will take only those courses necessary to graduate while others will try to get the most out of their year by taking college bound courses and getting involved in various activities.. Whatever the choice, remember it will affect your future.
Once you graduate you are in many ways on your own. Remember always aim high and accomplish what you can.
