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Junior Paul Poretsky deals with the pressure of getting his Spanish classwork done on time as he feverishly works to com- plete it. L
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Rajesh Baba ni Junior Anthony Ambrosio is overwhelmed by the pressures of trigonometry and he demonstrates his feelings by having a wres- tling match with one of Mrs. Warner’s plants. In the days of pressure and difficulty, sophomore Heather Hayes deals with it all by acting goofy and wearing funny-look- ing glasses. hether we’re at school, at home, out with friends or alone, stress always manages to work its way into our lives. Our day is made up of hundreds of different pressures and influences which mold us and help us grow. The ways we deal with these outside forces often reflect our basic per- sonalities and characteristics. As we have changed through the years so too have our pressures and the way we deal with them. There is a general consensus among students that the pres- sures and stresses have increased from ninth grade to twelfth. Senior Nauman Shah says, “I noticed a lot more academic pres- sure in eleventh grade than at any other time.” Certainly the types of pressure on us have changed. Senior Nancy Talento com- ments, “In the ninth grade I didn’t have to worry about working or driving a car or college.” College! To many of us it was one of the paramount pres- sures throughout High school, reaching its acme in twelfth grade when applications were due. “SATs, ACHs, APs, were all things that suddenly became very important to me,” comments senior Robert O’Hara, “and sometimes it made me freak out.” It’s true, in ninth grade, we had far fewer responsibilities and now in 12th grade “pressure has changed; now we have to worry about our 'pa’ievesi %e4 cviect future more so than in previous years.” No matter what we do, however, pressure will always sur- round us. Some kinds of pressures are beneficial to us; they spin us into action; on the other hand pressure can also make us leap before we look and cause us to make mistakes. Pressure may sur- round us but we can’t let it envelop us and we must always keep in mind that we are only human and we can only do our best, hence, nobody is perfect, right? — Tom Reilly W In the guidance office, a place where pressure is an everyday event, Mr. Dal- vano expresses his frustrations to the entire office.
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