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Introduction 3 onesGLF 1111 ake love, not war, a M| slogan of the sixties, ■ T ■ exemplified the rebellion against society the young people of the time had. In the me generation of the seventies, people became engrossed in 'doing their own thing. In the beginning of the eighties, we seemed to be in quest of a happy medium between the two previous decades. We were more conscious of responsibilities, more willing to give of ourselves. So much so, in fact, that we often found ourselves too committed. Community, family, friends, school-all currents pulling us in different directions at the same time. In the midst of this confusion, we tried to find time to fulfill certain responsibilities to our- selves, a current pulling us in still another direction. How could we develop pride in ourselves without being thought egotistical? How was it possible to nurture the love for ourselves so necessary to a healthy mind without becoming self-centered? How could we begin to strive beyond our grasp and risk failure without becoming overly critical of ourselves when that failure became a reality? How was it possible to fulfill our responsibilities to ourselves without neglecting obligations to others? I lieleve that It IX my re xHeatwhiy as an mrfrvxl-ual to «fc a good job and lo set a K xx! example lor other . Randy Pope
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I haw a responsibly to leel g xxl aixxit myself I Ike to do my best m school and sports Com-r.-gjrdk-ss ol what other people may thmk aixxit fx tition and accomplishment make me feet good • • afxHJt myself ” Tracy Markin Kaly Moroseo I believe it is m xxlant to have respect tor my larrafy and friends, and order to have that. I must have respeet lex mysell. Candy Goodwin Mv r« s|X)OvtMlit!4's to myself are my school work and getting good grarles and my job and having some tree tune to myself'' Wesley Wasson 2 Introduction
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In my family. I feel responsible for taking care of l be younger kids, making cert an that the relations run smoothly Tony Nagle I tx keve I irmly that I have a responsibly to pro-v k Chnst-like leadership to my wite and chi-dren. Bob Walters 4 Introduction
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