Ohio City Liberty High School - O Citian Yearbook (Ohio City, OH)

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Decisions that seniors make now are the keys to their futures Kelly Lynn Agler Lor! Jo Ainsworth Mira Backstrom Pamela S. Balliet s m w -• 1 w J [ ' ■ ( m iih Sheila Renee Chilcote Scott William Close Kara Lea Fallis Angela Rose High Charles William Howard Arthur Kent Linn Jon Eric Lloyd Gregory Lunsford

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College? Marriage? Work? Armed Forces? Family? Melissa Salazar Gary Wilson Schaadt Erik E. Stuckey pVs a senior, it feels like the entire year is spent making choices. Some seniors need to choose the college that is best suited for them. Others plan to work after graduation or get married. A senior also needs to accept more responsibil- ity than ever before. With term papers, college applications, announcements, and other dead- lines to meet, the pressure is on. The senior class held a fund raiser in which they sold candy, magna pockets, stationery, and posters. The money went towards the class trip in April. They also participated in an intra-mural door decorating contest at Christmas time and won. The class trip was to Toronto, Canada, and last- ed for three fun-filled days. Some of the sights we enjoyed were the CN Tower, Casa Loma, and the Museum of Science and Industry. Senior exchange students had to choose to leave home for a year out of their lives. As One Nakama said, The reason we wanted to come here was to learn the language and learn more about American people and their culture. We also wanted to make new foreign friends. We came here because we wanted to tell you Americans about our own coun- try ' s culture, language, and people. So far we ' ve succeeded in learning about the USA, but we hope there ' s more to come. Just think, after May 29 we ' ll be on our own without parents, teachers, or guidance counselors pushing us to get things done. The thought of graduation is scary, but pro- gress can ' t be stopped. We feel closer, and the ties between us as classmates grow stronger as graduation draws nearer. Friends will have gone but not be forgotten.