Gina Kendig Elementary Education Solon,OH Matthew Kibble Management Columbus,OH William Kigar Management Curtice,OH David Kimmel English Cridersville,OH James King Melissa King Allison Knowles Tammy Koontz Finance Nursing English Education Elementary Education Columbus,OH Cable,OH White Lake,MI Lexington,NC "Senior"-Get a Job! Somehow,I never thought I'd have to choose between all the "dream careers" I had always envisioned. But now,I suddenly found I was a SENIOR. That word only meant one thing: GET A JOB. The thought of picking just one thing to do with the rest ofmy lifeseemed utterlydepressing; I had simply avoided the idea for the last twenty years. It wasn't that Cedarville College had not adequately armed me for this face-off. I dideverythingIwassupposed to do. I took the career aptitude test--the counselor said I musthavelied orsomething-- thescoresrevealed noparticular aptitudein anysingle area. Itook"EmploymentStrategies" to force myself to encapsulate my entire life on one sheet of paper. I switched my major from Pre-Med after a girl fainted on my feet during a recital and I stood up screaming. I regularly devoured articles like"TheTop25Careers for the 90's," and worked one summer at an internship. Nonetheless, I still don't know. In fact, I don't think I will ever know "What I Want To Be When I Grow Up." I startled myself at a recent interview when I realized that four years at Cedarville had taught me much more about people and the truly important things in life than it had abouthowto pourmyselfinto ajob. God knows how I will use theskillsHehasgiven me.So Igoon,in hindsightseeingthe road signs which prove His hand has guided me. Whatever career paths I choose are not as important as the motives behind my choice, thecounselin thatdecision, and the properorderofpriorities in my life. "To live a worthwhile life, one must know early what he wants on his tombstone." (Anonymous) *Victoria Johnson
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