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freshers baby!!

Graduating's all I can really look forward to. Unlike the last 3 years, I have no interesting classes this year. If I remember right my classes are.

PE - Its required every year in Illinois as far as I know.

Spanish 7-8 - All we get are French, Latin, and French.
I wanted Japanese or Chinese.

Human Physiology - I don't like disecting things... but I've taken Chemistry
and I don't want to take Physics, so this is the next
best thing.

Some college English class... forgot name and got tired of the normal classes

Computer Multimedia - comp class... couldn't hurt to take.

Online Applications AKA HTML Practice - Don't need it, but at least it will be
an easy A

Pre-Calculus - Was going to take lifeskills, but I didn't for some reason.

Psychology - Have to take it, I want to anyway...

Sociology - Have to take this also.

Next year..

..I'm not even sure what town I'll be going to school in. The district is doing a huge, stupid, and confusing revamp. Right now, there's 3 schools for three towns-B, W, and O. The two junior highs are in B and O, and the high school is in W. The junior highs have grades 7-9, but they're making it so that junior highs are only 7 and 8 and 9th graders will have to go to the high school. They'll be shipping us "in the middle of December" to the high school in W, but we'll be in portable modular classrooms.

Therefore, I am looking foward to:

-Seeing my friends. When you live in a sidewalk-less suburb and don't have a driving-stay-at-home-parent, you don't get to see your friends. Yeah-there's "activities" the town provides, but they're basically caucasian exclusive though they deny that.

-Using my shiny TI-84 Plus in Algebra II

-Strings. Though the teacher isn't very effective, our tiny class of 2 violinists and 1 violist (me!) is lots of fun. She's looking for some chamber music we can do.

-Walking to classes via outdoor-walkway (breezeway). Ninth grade classes are always farther apart than 7th and 8th, so you get to walk around outside lots more.

There's probably more, but I can't think of them.

I dunno. Seeing my friends every day. Having PE with my best friend. And Accelerated Math.

No, Igg.


I'm just surrounded by stupid people at school.

1. Meeting new people -- that's always fun.
2. Doing West Side Story
3. Driver's permit.

I've finally found something I'd like in my new school.

-A whole new start...a clean slate.
-I'm beginning band this year, if the band director lets me.
-I'm trying out for the basketball team.
-I have a free study hall since I have to go to the freshmen building for math, and I get back to the junior high halfway through first period, so I didn't have to waste one of my electives.
-Easy A in beginner's Spanish (the only think they offer), since I had a whole year of espanol last year.

I don't like everything else, though.

I'm looking foward to taking Japanese and Spanish. Though I might see if I can change Spanish to French. But other than that, not much. Not really looking foward to the people, seeing as most of the people I could stand being around left.