Flushing High School - Perannos Yearbook (Flushing, MI)

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if HAPPINESS Happiness has a different meaning for everyone and yet it is only one thing. If you asked a cheerleader what Happiness is, she might tell you it is the thrill ofa packed gym and a roaring crowd. A debater might say it is the exhilaration of the final speech after a tense argument. To a golfer, happiness might be the excitement of a long shot down the fairway. But they are all describing the same emotion: the joy of fulfilling yourself. Happiness is all the miracles. It is the ecstasy of climbing the rope in gym class and the satisfaction of having your homework done on Friday. It is the excitement of the last quarter of a football game and the ela- tion of a checkmate. It is unplannable, intan- gible, and incomprehensible. Yet what else will we remember about high school? Time will gloss over the bore- dom and loneliness, leaving only the warm glow of retrospect. We will remember the rich smell of burning leaves and the crunch of dry ones underfoot on the first day of school. We will remember waiting for the bus on winter mornings and watching the stars fade away. And that, after all, is happiness.

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