Robert L. Passow Elizabeth Patrick John Michael Palrilak Daria Lynn Pelick Bill Pennabaker Cynthia Lee Perks Christopher Peters Dean Peters Kenneth Charles Poole
Beth Remick Dale Reynolds Daniel S. Reynolds Rebecca L. Rhoades Karen L. Rhule Mark A. Richard Ken Rimmey Lesley Rae Rilli Judi Lynne Rodrick
Inner feelings revealed Discovering your identity is a slow process · but one that everyone experiences. A total of 557 seniors revealed their feelings through ,uestions about their own personality. "Do you portray the real you in school?" · was answered by 60% of the senior class: '• Yes .No 72% 27% "Do you like yourself?" was answered by 58%: Yes No Sometimes 81 % 12% 6% "Do cliques bother you?" was answered by · 52%: · ' Yes · No 44% 56%
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"Cliques are not exclusive bodies; they are really just conglomerations of similar character."-Da-Shih Hu "Do you think you could be totally independent at this time?" was answered by 59%: Yes No 42% 57% The most frequent emotions that seniors had difficulty expressing were, in order: love, anger, hale. The easiest emotions to express were, in order: happiness, love, anger. Subjects that were hardest lo discuss ranged from personal problems, myself, love, and sex to religion and politics. Many seniors felt they could discuss anything, at any lime, with anyone.
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