Lincoln Way High School - Aegis Yearbook (New Lenox, IL)

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O f- ? 'el hen entering Lincoln-Vllay as eager freshmen, students are l full of anxiety as well as M , anticipation. As they open the main , doors they are unfamiliar with the Q hallways, the teachers, and those threatening upperclassmen. Students approach each step of the way carefully, often hesitating outside the door of a dreaded class. As students move from year to year, l they find high school is a time to challenge their knowledge and reveal their talents, but most of all to explore their futures. The most important door will open to seniors on graduation day, but until then students have four years to discover themselves. Discovery takes place as students choose their own electives, extracurricular activities, and friends. Behind each door at L-W, students strive to achieve their highest goals. One needs only to open these doors to see all the success stored inside. t Above: Student leaders Carmen Jones and Lynette Landrey find p.e. class the perfect time to open doors to new friendships. Opening 3

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2 Opening Below: Eager to get to first hour, several students try to squeeze through the school bus windows, Above: New doors to learning are opened everyday by students at L' W. Here East student Scott Flivas examines a human skeleton in biology class. Opposite Page Center Right: Students at L-W choose to enter a variety of new doors, Cheerleaders Wendi Plattner and Linda Watson display their interest in promoting school spirit through extracurricular activities. I LlNCOLN W Above: Demonstrating his new talent during 5A lunch, Mr. Pitcairn proves he too opens many new doors.

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