Dyersburg High School - Trojan Yearbook (Dyersburg, TN)

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Upperclassmenl Upperclassmenl Upperclassmenl A faint trace of superiority seems to seep from the mingling crowd of juniors. A junior is now ranked among the upperclassmen and can enjoy the first pleasures of seniority. Une stumbling stone faces the just-aliout-there junior. The impact of lessons, the intensity of responsibility often seem to outweigh the a vantages of lieing one step lrelow the senior. d- The junior shoulders the load of the magazine sale, worries over the success of the Junior-Senior Banquet. Yet while e pcriencing these first tastes of superiority and responsiliilit he need not face the serious future as the senior must face Instead he finds ing and prom decorating. X. Y, it. outlets for his enthusiasm in snowball fight- Never let it he said, however, that a junior sinks under the load of responsiliility, for once again the proud realization his position spurs him on, and the energy and enthusias which is Trojan Spirit is truly personified in the Spirit the . . . of m of

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