Wylie E Groves High School - Talon Yearbook (Beverly Hills, MI)

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ndividual Talents Combine To Produce Team trength Teamwork is essential in most sports, but individual 6H0l Z is the motivating factor behind every team. A student who participates in sports must acknowledge that he is working for something more than his own glory. Each member does his part to contribute to team success, and certain individuals add the spark of spirit and drive that unites the team. Football and basketball success rely more on teamwork, but individual victories in swimming, track or wrestling make a team victory possible. 12

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Personal Experiences, Awareness of Uihers Develop lndivialualiiy Contact with diverse people plays a big part in developing individual ideas and attitudes. Through after-school jobs, church, and dates, a student becomes aware of many aspects of his home and community not connected with school. A student can't be secluded with one way of thinking, which is usually that of his parents and close friends. He must experience and discover for himself. Shopping downtown, attending his own place of worship, ' and working with dijjcerent people gives him il chance to understand why people act, react and think asithey dof Such outside activities give the student many' choices from which to form his own individuality. It is each person's responsibility Q to pick what benefits and pleases him the most.