°ageB4 Winston-Salem Chmnick Thursday, June 9, 1988
Graduation: What does it -- should it — mean to you?
Falls
By JoANNE J. FALLS
Agricultural Extension Agent
After graduation,what will be
your next step in life?
Will you pursue a role in the
workforce, higher education, the
Army, Navy (x some other branch
of the service; will it be marriage,
becoming a homemaker, volunteer
work or starting your own busi
ness?
The choice is yours. Try to
make the wis
est choice
possible.
To help
you under
stand gradua
tion, analyze
the word and
determine
what the let
ters mean to
you.
This is
the way I
have inter
preted the let
ters. Perhaps you can come up
with some ideas of your own.
G " means grasping for high
er achievements and capturing
new and different ideas and ideals.
It means growing in maturity and
wisdom gracefully.
R ™ stands for the realization
of what sacrifices have to be made
for success. It means the reconcili
ation to disciplining yourself for
delayed gratification. It includes
reasoning, weighing alternatives,
looking at issues, risk factors and
results.
A — includes aspirations to
continue lifelong education, attest
ing the fact that you can continue
to learn as long as you live and
when you cease learning, you die
intellectually. It means acquiring
goals as a result of action.
D — stands for demonstrating
kindness, acceptance and respect
for others; devoting time to the
cultural, esthetic and worthwhile
things in life; delighting in the
joys, dexterity and good deeds of
others and desiring the best for all
mankiod.
U " involves understanding
of people and our changing soci
ety. It means giving of our time
and help unselfishly, always I
upholding high morals, character I
and uniqueness; unyielding to
unlawfulness and upholding righ
teousness.
A — assuming responsibility
with assurance; applying proper
procedure for appropriate tasks
and aptness in knowing the differ
ence between right and wrong;
also, knowing where to find and
how to research the right answers
Resurrection Day
Camp applications
now available
The annual Resurrection Sum
mer Day Camp is accepting appli
cations for its four-week camp.
The ctanp will run from Junt
27 to July 22. The hours of opera
tion will be from 8:30 a.m. tc
12:30 p.m. Monday through Fri
days.
The fee for the four weeks is
$20.
The camp will be held at the
Dellabrook Presbyterian Church,
115 Dellabrook Road.
Applicants must be between
the ages of 6 and 12.
The camp will offer biblical
instruction, cultural activities and
recreational outings. Resurrectior
Summer Day Camp is a joint pro
ject of the Dellabrook Presbyteri
an, St. Benedict's Catholic and St,
Stephen's Episcopal churches.
Limited transportation will be
available in the areas immediately
surrounding the three churches.
ARjlications may be obtained
from the sponsoring churches. For
more information call Elnora Gore
at 727-1220.
and procedures for problems and
tasks.
T — to be able to talk and
communicate effectively and be
tactful. It means using your tal
ents fully. It means having the
tenacity and tolerance to deal
with the adversities of life.
I - means showing initiative;
being able to step out on what
you believe; the ability to make
decisions and to lead others. It
means being independent and not not be too easy to judge others, or your family. Be neighboriv
conliollcd by others in matters of Obligate yourself to what you a bearer of good new,®
conduct. believe that is wholesome and Put these letters together
O - offer your best to society unoffensive. Be original and give they spell graduation. Th7i
and you will obtain the best in your honest opinion. bolic meaning could be a
return. Be open-minded and do N - do not neglect yourself the future - your fumre, ' *
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