Dear Editor:
This letter is in regard to the recent homeroom assemblies showing a preview of The Sound of Music. I would first of all like to thank the Freshman and Sophomore Classes for their attentiveness during the assemblies, but I would also like to continue to say that several other people along with myself were very disappointed by the behavior that was displayed by the upper classmen during the preview.

I realize that it is wrong to blame all members of the Junior and Senior Classes, but the rudeness shown by a small minority can leave a bad image for

all. I find it rather amusing, but also rather disappointing that the underclassmen are the ones who set the good example. It is difficult to believe that a group of 17 and 18-year-old people aren't even mature enough to sit through a 20-minute assembly.

Many teenagers today are fighting for lowering the voting age to 18, saying they're mature enough to vote, yet many of them can't sit still through a high school assembly. Something like that can really make a person wonder.

Sue Wiese