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Choices, and During senior year, students start planning for college. They are faced with the difficult task of choosing and applying to col- To help these students, L.H.S. has a comprehensive guid- leges. ance department. Most students do a little prelimi- nary research before they apply to college. Every student is as- signed to a guidance counselor, who helps the student make deci- sions. The guidance office in E- House is replete with information. Finally, the guidance office holds college fairs each fall, during which students can talk with re- presentatives from various col- leges. Outside of school, students do much to learn about college. Senior Norine Hsi investigates the pros of Oberlin College. and cons i ge fair, seniors Linda Goldthwait and KateRyan listen toacol- “JE TeT iGo IC} nr 1) V UrINng a fall COLE Right) resentative. lav al C) a Decisions, Deadlines Many students buy college-infor- mation books, of which Barron's is the most popular. College visits are also popular, during which students may receive campus tours and admissions interviews. Other students meet with local alumni. When students have chosen their colleges, they send away for applications. Once again, the guidance office is available to an- swer any questions. Throughout this period, students must ask their former teachers for recommenda- tions. When the applications are complete, they are brought to the registrar in E-House, where they are processed. By this point, only the anxiety of waiting for replies from the colleges remains. Taking time out of lunch, Laura Kim, a senior, searches for that ‘perfect’ college.
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Senior Peter Sakura pauses for a moment to organize his thoughts before continuing to write. ‘What the heck . . . ?!?’’ quips senior Jared Willy while work- ing with (against?) the computer. Heidi Massimilla considers the next step in her biology lab. 19
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Discussions about the future sometimes take place at lunch. (Left) College sweatshirts and T-shirts tell the story of the summer college visits, such as this one worn by senior, Rebecca Goodwin. Although she has a year to relax before thinking about college prospects, sopho- more Amy Chervin sports the sweatshirt of a possible choice. Standing by a very familiar door to many seniors, Keith Carnesale talke with the representative from Oberlin. 21
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