VOL. XXIV, NO. 9
JUNE 3, 1983
Appreciate high school friends
Trying to write a letter to an entire class was a bit difficult. I could have tried to be sincere, bring back memories or even throw in a joke or two, but none of that seemed to work for me.
There is one thought that keeps going through my mind though. It's thinking about those people you've spent your last four years with. The people you've had fun with, laughed with and cried with. The people who really pulled you through high school. The people who sat with you at PAR and lunch. The ones you told your problems to and the ones who listened. Even the person you're walking with at graduation ceremonies. These are your friends from high school and they have helped you more than you'll ever know.
There is one thought that keeps going through my mind though. It's thinking about those people you've spent your last four years with. The people you've had fun with, laughed with and cried with. The people who really pulled you through high school. The people who sat with you at PAR and lunch. The ones you told your problems to and the ones who listened. Even the person you're walking with at graduation ceremonies. These are your friends from high school and they have helped you more than you'll ever know.
Imagine going to school and not hearing a dumb joke, not knowing anyone to help with your homework and not knowing a familiar face.
Appreciate all of the people who have helped you through high school. And maybe, if you're lucky enough, these same people can help you through the rest of your life.
Debbie Dsida
Student Council Vice‑President
Appreciate all of the people who have helped you through high school. And maybe, if you're lucky enough, these same people can help you through the rest of your life.
Debbie Dsida
Student Council Vice‑President
