Rusty Smith, high school counselor

Elyse Luecke, Managing Editor

“Do not put too much value into what other people say about you. Especially if it comes across negatively, that you need to look at that person and determine, ‘Do I respect them?’ and if I do, then maybe I need to evaluate what they’ve said. If I don’t respect them, what does it matter?… I know what’s true and what’s right,” -Rusty Smith, high school counselor

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