This is Walter. He chose his positive adjective to be beautiful. Beauty is a perception and a state of self-belief. Society today sets a rigid standard of beauty that stands as a wall. That wall is meant to be broken.

Brittany's positive adjective is "strong". She's a strong athlete and has a passion for volleyball. She is a strong leader in the sylc group. Also, strong student for leaving home all four years to attend a boarding school. A quote that she likes is "Be strong now because things will get better it may be stormy now but it can't rain forever"

This is Jasmine and she is optimistic: "I am confident about my future and look forward to new things".

This is Rebecca and she is brave. She is going to a boarding school away from home, which can be terrifying, but it has only made her stronger. It takes a brave person to become involved. She does Drama & Debate, Varsity Cross-country(XC), Cheer, and now Sitka Youth Leadership Committee, and she definitely had to be brave while doing all of this.

This is Zane and Allen. Zane chose his positive adjective to be optimistic. He is optimistic because he always sees he good in people! He always finds that the glass is half full. Allen is positive and doesn't like to be negative, because he likes to be happy and not sad, angry, depressed, or have any negative feelings. He likes to look at the world as positively as possible, so he won't feel negative.

Debbie chose the word indescribable for her photo. There are too many words in the English dictionary to settle on just one word. There is no single word to describe the complexity and beauty of a human being. And though one person may be indescribable, she knows for certain that a group of many are powerful!