I graduated from high school in 1960. Honestly, I didn't like high school. I didn't have any really inspirational teachers and I certainly wasn't a student in any academic sense of the word. I think my grade point average for high school was probably about 2.0; about a C. I had no clear or consistent idea about what I wanted to do after high school. High school was pretty much "someone else's boat." I got on as a sophomore; took the long, boring ride until the end of my senior year and then got off. I went to school to see my friends, especially my girl friend. The last thing I cared about were my grades.
Today, 2 July 2007, I applied for a part-time, non-academic job. One of the items on the application for the job was a request for my high school grade point average. I took a guess and wrote, "C." Who would have thought that something so irrelevant to my life would matter to anyone after all these years?
About Me
- DRD
- Graduated BYU with a BS in biology. Master's degree from BYU in Counseling and Guidance. PhD from the University of Utah in Educational Studies. There are 31,885 people in the U.S. with the first name Dee,statistically the 1033rd most popular first name. 76.19 percent of people with the first name Dee are female. There are 21,257 people in the U.S. with the last name Darling, Statistically the 1664th most popular last name. There are 2 people in the U.S. named Dee Darling
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