Spotsylvania High School - Trail Yearbook (Spotsylvania, VA)

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PUTTING PIECES TOGETHER During our junior year we took our SAT’s, looked at colleges, and talked to college and job representatives. Our senior year was the year to “put the pieces to- gether.” As the year be- gan, we cautiously marked our calendars with the due dates for applications and testing dates. It was remarkable to see how fast our cal- endars filled. Next we began to work on our applica- tions. There were col- lege as well as job appli- cations. These applica- tions consisted of per- sonal information, aca- demic information, and even included the an- swering of essay ques- tions. By struggling, we all managed to make the deadlines. By the end of the year, most of us had either been accepted at our col- leges for admission in the fall or had lined up a job to begin after gradu- ation. Either way, most of the members of the 74 Seniors class of 1984 had suc- cessfully “put the pieces together,” and as our graduation date ap- proached, we eagerly awaited our days of free- dom. By taking a class in office assistance, Lisa Ware and Glenda Tyler are preparing themselves for a job after graduation. Mr. Parady aids many students in “putting the pieces together.” He helps them to choose and prepare for college. Bonnie Rees and Jack Weasley prepare for their future by learning to operate a printer.