Wylie E Groves High School - Talon Yearbook (Beverly Hills, MI)

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working toward number one Seniors Determine Shape So now you're a senior. So what? Just saying you're a senior isn't enough. The word alone doesn't make your senior year any different from your junior or sophomore year. You make the difference. For the involved, being a senior can be many things: getting up enough nerve to try out for the spring musical, becoming interested in an elective course like Contemporary Lit, or signing up to work on the float. Being a senior can be working to save money for the Washington Trip, or college, or volunteering your services to help at a hospital. Being a senior can mean all this and more. This was your year to get involved in many ways-whether you did something about it or not was up to you. Next year will be a dijterent story-a period that requires more concentration on the single goal of adjusting to college or the demands of a new job.

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appreciating companionship Involvement Spells Success or Failure To Underelassmen Splash! You're in high school. You've never had to swim very hard before because you've usually man- aged to stay in the shallow water. Suddenly you've been thrown in the deep end of the pool. You could tread water for a while, but you'd rather learn to swim. You can learn through academics, friends, activi- ties, or sports. Maybe you'll achieve more in some areas than in others, but they're all open to you. i Soon you're swimming easily in deep water, even taking an occasional leap of the diving board. Finally swimming becomes so much a part of you that you can't believe some are still content to tread water. 15

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. . . learning on y of Final Year Through Involvement t y g something new