Longmeadow High School - Masacksic Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)

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L ' n TQp As we evolve from day to day in the daily cycle of life, we experience many different thoughts and reactions. Often we are hap- py for we find ourselves revolving in a posi- tive direction. As we continue our journey within the circle, disagreements, misunder- standings, and hurt feelings may appear, thus shattering our happiness temporarily. Our feelings and moods change depending on outside interactions and how they affect us. Our behavior depends largely on the treatment of others influencing us. individ- uals react differently: our moods rotate at unequal rates. Because of our separate rev- olutions, w may smile i people an pend on in experience mriu rrv while others laugh; we s frown. The moods of tions facing them de- jrsonaiities and unique

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• •Ata w% The senior year becomes a circle in itself. Just as one thinks he has come to an end, that he has achieved superiority among all other classes, that his goals for graduating have been met, that his high school life is finally over; he discovers that he must begin again. Leaving LHS, he must set out on new adventures. Jf attending college, he must start as a freshman. If pursuing an occupa- tion, he must begin at the bottom and work his way to the top once more. New chal- lenges and experiences face him. By the time the fourth year at LHS arrives a senior has earned respect and superiority among his peers. He expects adult privileges and advantages; after four years of hard work and study, he looks forward to rewards and celebrations. Thinking about end-of- year activities, the proud senior plans reser- vations for the prom and banquet, the sen- ior class play, Senior Week.