John J Rhodes Junior High School - Memories Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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THE UNEXPECTED I l eouldn'ti believe it! f was on my waxy down to lunch. iverything seemed, Oh, just xerfeeti. I sat down ait my 'rfiend, Devin I?lliot,t,'5 taible. Devin wont, to go get, the beams Jhen. all of a sudden, I heanrd ly name Called out, on the iierlophone. I looked up aind avcrybody was just, 5t,au'ing,' ill, IC . P 4. Q.. l di,dn't lciiowjvliat, was going on. Ihen NIV. Zaihrfoske xold me to come up where he fig vas. On my waiy, l found out uhaat, iti sms! NIV. Laxlnfoskt- :- shouted out lIa1ppy Birft,l1da1y . Tj lust then l got so embairfraissecllsg , Y . . U-. , could sense my laiee turning qtfd. if I went, up there and he :ailled for' his rioyail t'our't . fe? lr. Kniesel and Blr-. Andt-Vson fame amd stood by me. Ihr-n Sf. crowd 5tI1r't,ec'l singl- lSir'thcla1y . l .just ghe whole ing Happy about died. Just, then, they pulled out 1 present, wrapped in tin foi I . , ,-JirZgQ H 0 I opened it, in frfont, oi' the 7- 'HQ ,si :vown amd it, was ai can ol' ' h - 'the meat, maide from evt:ryt,I1ing , L ,':,, SPAM, and am official, SPAM Q, I'-sh1i,r't,. I felt, so wierd, W I ea1n't: even explain it. I went, haiek to sit, down. A Everyone st,ar'ed at me for' iiwliile, then the rest, ol the jay was normal. Jason If l egel I CAMP Peaceful, exciting Making new friends, Being with old friends, Laughing, exploring, learnin Tonto Rim. Trevor' Woodford THE OTHER SIDE OF CAMPERS Each morning as the daiwn axrose, the traimpers wer-e aiwaikened. With frozen toes and cold noses, they alll rstumlmlecl out, of bed, Vushw ing to he the first, one into the restr-oom. It. was r'ea1I ly funny seeing' our' It-l low stuclents with their- hair' st itzlcing out aincl alll l.i1Il,Q, ' led. In the girls' vaihins it was quite il stwne to sec- tlie gif-ls without th:-ir' Illillivlll' on. Nlainy ol' the ,girls haul hugs under' their' eyes. ,ga gf. At vamip the amtnirmplic-iv ivaingli very cazsuail . I ve1'yont- wore fl old ,it-anis. wan-ni shirts. :inc lieawy Qiawketaz not c'an'i M' A UIIVU, the t7ilmfJt'I'S ain A a 1 ll? nf' rg' aihout, thel r' 1lDIX'tlI'ilIlt'f'. I-or' cl xl ill F y ccl ,Ja neu- not iiilhllltlllilllll' dress- . I Illtliouggh it was snowy amd 5.5 very crolcl with t-x'tir'yorit- rushf fp ing to thc- rc-stroorn in the ll morning. rump wats ai hlaist, for- -,if l alll students. tluiipt-Vs Ag 'ot lg to know the other' mth- ol in I lil people outside ol' svhoo . sliairaing manny unique :incl Illt'Illtll'i1lJli' exper'ic,-nt-es. Flinu Kulknrhi llc-ranaicletto Hpi lot ro gi FRIENDS . When we arfrrived alt: camp, we worried thait, we wouldn't he vamhin buddies, but, the hope was sti ll there. We hoped thaltf the eaimp notebooks would he passe-cl out soon to find out il' we were in the some cabin, hut. NIV. Zaibroske tailked for ai long Lime. . .it, flelt' like llt,JI '- t'Yt?I'l Final ly, the hooks were panned out, and iw found out than we wer'en't in the saxme trailiin. but we were in the saline s,t udy gr-oupa . lwht-n we got, to our c-aihins, ne l'ouncl out, thait there xwre lots of l i'if'nClly girls in there tool In liaic-t. by the st-cfond flaxy ol' czamip we llllVt' made lots ol' new l'i'it-nds. he found than aittendingl ,vauiip enaihlvd us to keep our' I'r'it-ncls auicl manlce many new I'r'iends that will stay with us l'or'evt'Ia. Lazyno Sehu I t,z raual f,n6!l'l,lt? l Q r

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