Successful Freshmen

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Have you ever wanted to drop a semi on someone? Most upperclassmen have felt that way about freshmen. Many freshmen do not know what to expect walking into their first day of high school. Instead of acting scared or annoying, they can be successful. Freshmen can be successful by studying, turning work in on time, and always wear their I.D.’s.

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