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LOOKING TO
FUTURE
LAURA STEWART
R A D U A T IO N D A Y has come and gone. Sud
denly, seniors are faced with the "Big Question"—
"What Now?" They have toiled four years busily
preparing for the all-important 100-point question
in the test of life.
Hours of instruction under wise counsel have
equipped seniors with the knowledge needed for what
the Lord has called them to accomplish. The lessons
learned outside of the classroom also have been invalu
able. "I have learned to trust in the Lord. I think that
graduation is scary but exciting. If we trust in the
Lord and give our whole life to Him, He will give us
what is best for us," said Sylviane Essama, who plans to
attend medical school and return to her home Cameroon
as a medical missionary. Graduates find that the oppor
tunities are endless.
To the world, the question "What Now?" bears
with it a certain panic, a sense of lost direction. To
the believer, this question brings with it the
surety that God has led this far and the ex Stacia Byers and Lab assistants,
citement of what He will bring in the future. Karis Findlan work Dawn Cramer,
His promise of direction does not end on together as lab part Sylviane Essama,
ners for their Botany and Jen Wilkerson
graduation day. As a result of four years of
class. Stacia plans prepare for a Botany
His lessons and instruction, seniors are better to use her Biology class. Dawn said,
prepared to begin their answer to the big major to work in "My overall goal is to
"What Now?" Psychology or Cre serve the Lord as a
ation Science re doctor in whatever
search. field He calls me to."
