THE NEW WAVE. Makinguseof theschool'scomputers, Elliot Westerman researches a topic. Seniors wished that they had had access to more technology
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DEFENDING TERRITORY. Protecting the goal, Bethany Canner tries to keep the other team from scoring. Many seniors wished they could have participated in sports during school. Photo by/. Favorite
RHYME TIME. Reading a book of children's poems, Jen Lykens and Kelly Lotts enjoy childhood memories. Seniors would take time to recall the joys of childhood while enduring everyday stresses. Pl1olo by K. Corlso11
Senior year: A time to reflect upon the high school experience. Though every senior would have liked to have said that his or her high school career had gone by smoothly, to be perfectly honest, all seniors had their regrets. When asked what she would have liked to have done differently in high school, Lara Gricar said "I would have taken my school work more seriously." Though some students wished they could change parts of their academic record, others only thought about how they could have had more fun. "I would have taken more classes my freshmen and sophomore years so I'd hardly have to take any this year," laughed Melissa Marks. JeanHarrison'sviewpoint was extreme: '1 would have rather just gotten my GED and not have had to deal with this." And, of course, there were always those who would have modified their love lives a little bit. "I would have been more careful when picking my boyfriends," lamented Tory Ballenger. Most students wished they could have taken back all the worrying they did for no reason. Katie Hohenbrink summed up the feelings of many when she said, "I wouldn't have gotten so stressed out over thestupidstuff." Not surprisingly, there were many things that seniors would have liked to have done differently through high school, but at least seniors could learn through their experiences.
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