Central High School - Pegasus Miller Lanier Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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“SOAR” ry, Dad! as Bad grades; who needs them? We don't always intend to i make bad grades, but we all seem to get our share of them. ‘ Just think; if we never failed at something, our lives would no longer be a challenge (that’s a good line to hand your parents!) How did you feel when you found out that you had failed a f Warning: class? Many of you were, “disappointed because | knew | could have passed, but | didn't use my time wisely.” Some adopted the old sour-grapes attitude; “Man, that course was useless anyway.” Then there’s the ever-popular, “Oh, | can take it next year.” A bad grade once in a while is inevitable, right? But you can only have so many sunrises, as they say, and if you keep putting off what you can do today until tomorrow, you will find that you have run out of tomorrows. What's most impor- tant is that you try your hardest, learn from your mistakes, and go on. If you achieve today, you will be able to achieve in the future. Low Grade . Cheer up it’s not THAT bad! . You've got to be kidding . Sometimes it helps to talk with a friend. . Looks of shock capture this English class on test-return day. . Say, what??? . | know this was graded wrong . Be strong! . The homework of a Central student is never done!

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Leaving our friends will be sad, though