Great Bridge High School - Causeway Yearbook (Chesapeake, VA)

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ife student life student life student life student l1f decision to participate Our overall choice to participate reflects what we are. We choose which, if any, extra curricular activities. The administration and many students emphasize much participation in school activities. Sometimes, they may fail to realize that not all of us are participants. The decision to participate is a personal choice and a choice that tells us much about ourselves. As we grow older, the choices that we once thought trivial gain increasing importance for us. The choice of our courses is one of these. Upon entering Great Bridge High School, our alternatives increase. Gradually, we realize that the courses we enjoy could become the basis for something more. We also realize that there are other classes that we need. Thus, the decisions we make about our classes gain an increasing importance. We are becoming adults. With the transition from teenagers to adults, comes both rights and responsibility for these choices, on a larger scale, in school. We must register to vote in school elections. We begin to make choices of leaders when we elect SCA, class, and club officers. While these choices may seen insignificant, they ready us to exercise the rights and responsibilities we will face as adults. student life I ll