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s haring Caring The Definition of Friendship What is a friend? Funk Wagnall’s defines a friend as a favored companion, a valued associate, one sharing a common interest, or a patron. Many think a friend is someone you care about, or someone who cares about you. Some say it’s necessary to share common interests; others, that oppo- sites attract. Every individual looks for differ- ent qualities in his quest for elusive friendship. Many want a friend to party with, someone who defines “a good time”the same as they. Others look for someone to discuss their problems with, a peer who can lend timely advice. Some enjoy being with a quiet, sensitive person; others, with a bold and brassy follower of the current trend. Some want strong bonds with their siblings; many more want to keep as far away from theirs’ as possible. Some are shy and keep only casual acquaintances; many are close to a multitude of people; and still others love a close circle of friends. Many hate to spend time alone, but others see themselves as their best friends. Friendship is truly an elusive thing. It is hard to find because each person must define it for himself. Some spend a lifetime searching for someone else’s comprehension of friendship,” and never satisfy their yearning, while a more suitable brand of friendship may have been lingering just in front of them. Master billiardsman Ken Hilton shows Jennifer Ransdell the fine points of pool. A straight A” student. Charles Coleman is qualified to help sister Susan Coleman with her Algebra. Friends follow on another no matter what. Kristi Wilson went so far as to overcome stage fright and put on a short skirt and a funny hat with bells to help her friend Ginger Noel with the speech class production of The Elves A The Shoemaker 18 STUDENT LIFE
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The P.S.A.T. test is very helpful in preparing all Junior students for their college entrance exams. Joe Barnette, Melissa Sharp, and Robert Brown work diligently in order to obtain that perfect score. Civics class is a requirement for those entering college. Sheila Vaught and Emily Burks listen attentively with hopes of learning more about our government. STUDENT LIFE 17
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Friendships arise easily between neighboring teachers. Here Mrs. Rinnie Phelps and Miss Karen Smith discuss their plans for breakfast at Shakertown for members of the Student Council, which they sponsor together. The friendship bonds among these junior high students are strong as they wait for an autograph from U K. basketball player Kenny Walker. STUDENT LIFE 19
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