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Northland High School has a culture all its own. While Northland students develop their own identities, they also learn to come together, despite all their differences, and form a community. They learn that there is more than one way to see the world. Life's big decisions might be shrouded in a "gray area," but Northland students learn to navigate by the illuminated green and gold of their common experiences as Vikings. As freshmen, we enter the school with uncertainty, leaving the comfort zone of middle school behind. We learn to depend on each other. No matter how different we all are, we need to stick together to make it through that first stressful year. In our sophomore year, we feel more sure of ourselves. As a result, we become more aware of our choices. Will we embrace the diverse views and backgrounds of our peers? Will we expand our horizons or gravitate toward the same friends and behaviors? Will we hang on despite personal, social, and academic challenges and commit to graduate in a future that still seems so far away? We come to understand that our future is in our hands. Junior year is a time to put decisions into action. After two years of greeting new faces and exploring new ideas, we begin to sort out what our goals will be. We feel motivated to grow, to learn, and to pursue our dreams. All the "gray area" seems to dissolve slowly, as we come closer to estabhshing our legacy as Vikings and redefining values as independent adults. At last, senior year roUs around. We look at our friends—we have made it through thick and thin. We can reflect on our accomplishments Even when the future seems confusing, filled with too and look forward to new vistas. We are ready to many choices, too much gray area between wrong and carry our deep respect for new and diverse right, we can look back at our time at Northland High world views into our adult lives. 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