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The season became autumn. Vivid summer images fadedg minds took up the living present. Youths became stu- dents, asking and answering ques- tions. What made Memorial a friendly school? The cooks are always smiling and teachers don't mind if you're late ffreshman girly . . . High school has shown me how to get along with others, how to appreciate or cope with them, as the case may be. You have to be able to make friends with just about anyone jfreshman girly . . . People who had gone to school here before urged me to join activities and helped me get to know the school a lot better ffresh- man girly . . . The principal tries to help studentsg he doesn't think of himself jsophomore girly . . . Every- one gets along with everyone elseg you don't have to be anything but yourself jjunior girly. . . Usually when someone just out of junior high enters high school he feels sort of lost. But at Memorial teachers treat you more like an older person, not like a little fresh- man. This makes you want to make yourself be heardg you don't feel lost. Also, no one acts too good for you. Almost everyone says Hi in the halls or smiles. Kids here act like one big class, not a bunch of dif- ent age levels tfreshman girly . . . On my first day at another school no one cared if I was lost. On my first day at Memorial, people stopped me in the halls and asked me if I was lost. At assemblies fun is poked at freshmen but never ser- iously. Student council offices can be popularity contests but here votes are for worthy candidates. lt's easier to study hereg you're not wor- ried about what others think about you or whether you'll be accepted jjunior girly. The overwhelming majority agreed: Memorial is friendly. Yet there were some who disagreed: Everybody here is a snob jsenior girly . . . Everybody has friends only in his own class tsenior boyy . . . Kids are becoming cliquey ljunior girly.
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