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While relationships came in many assorted shapes and
sizes, and styles varied, most students looked for similar
qualities when choosing their friends.

ideas than I. It makes life Students found that
more interesting, and it's many of the same qualities
also fun to argue opposing they looked for in a friend
friends. viewpoints," junior werealsosoughtafterin boy-
Relationships Michelle Lee said. friends and girlfriends. This
played an important role in Students also was understandable, since
students' lives, and many looked for friends that were most romantic couples were
qualities were also close friends.
looked for when " I look
fusing new bonds for girls that are
with friends and caring, under-
"significant oth- standing , talk-
ative, open, and
ers." ings," sophomore -
Students are not afraid to Seniors Yale
often created rela- express their feel- Thomas and
Amy Wylie
tionships with oth- have a special
ers who shared Justin Noehren relationship.
common interests, said. They have
dated all four
act I v 1 t1es, and What- years of high
goals. " f look for ever kind of rela- school. photo
byAIIyson
friends that share tionship students Falke
the same interests were looking for,
as me. That way, they usually -
we always have agreed that they While
things to talk wanted someone decorating the
senior hall in
about," sophomore Kim trustworth-y. "l trust my who would accept them for black, senior
Fritz said. friends a lot, and it is nice to themselves. "Friends should friends Emily
Cochlin and
However, oppo- know that they won' t do like you for who you are and Katie Hoke
sites sometimes attracted. "f anything to hurt my feel- accept you for what you are," enjoy each
other's
like to have friends that have ings," freshman Candace junior Amanda Bucheit company.
different personalities and Menter said. said . • photo by Leah
Naple

by Kate Whalen -
Seniors Adam
Silverman,
Trevor Smith,
Jason
Hartman, Eric
Brown, Nick
Tesmer, and
Jason Bailey
hacky-sack for
group fun. • /
Hacky-sacking ~
proved to be a
bonding
experience.
photo by Leah
Naple

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