Stranger in the Village

All my life, I would say that I have been a stranger in the village. Ever since I was little, I moved from place to place every year, switching schools as I went along. I was the new girl every year. I remember my freshman year coming to Lone Star High School as the new girl moving in from Plano. I did not know anyone or where anything was. The people and students here at LSHS made it so warming and they were so friendly I felt right at home and fit it with everyone.

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