Poston Junior High School - Poston Panthers Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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THE SCENER Y ON ARBOR DAY T H I S Y E A R W E PLANTED ABOUT 12 TREES AROUND THE SCHOOL. THE AGI- CULTURE STUDENTS AND THE STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS PLANTED THE TREES AND DID A GOOD JOB. THE TREES AD- D E D A S P E C I A L TOUCH TO OUR SCHOOL WHICH NOW LOOKS A 100W NICER THANKS POR HELPING IN MAKING OUR SCHOOL A BETTER PLACE TO LOOK AT

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BRING OUT AGRICULTURE DAY WAS A BIG SUCCESS. THERE WERE A BUNCH OF DIFFERENT DEMONSTRA- TIONS GOING ON. THESE WERE PUT ON BY AG STUDENTS AND FFA MEMBERS. MANY OF THE YOUNGER KIDS ENIOYED SEE- ING ALL OF THE DIFFERENT ANI- MALS. THERE WERE HORSES, GOATS, PIGS, PONIES, AND RAB- BITS THERE. THE SEVENTH GRADERS WERE ASSIGNED TO DO A WORKSHEET, WHICH HAD QUESTIONS ABOUT EVERY BOOTH THAT THEY HAD. THANKS FOR MAKING IT SUCH A GREAT DAY! X. s ' -J

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Q UIET ON THE SETI, HUSH DAY WAS SOMETHING NEW AT POS- TON. EVERYBODY WAS IN SUSPENSE FOR WEEKS UNTIL THE DAY FINALLY ARRIVED. THE FIRST DAY WAS THE GIRLS TURN TO TRY TO AVOID THE IRRISTIBLE GUYS! THE NEXT DAY WAS JUST THE OPPOSITE, THE GUYS TRIED NOT TO GIVE INTO THE TEMPT- ING GIRLS! IT WAS QUIET, BUT A BLAST FOR EVERYONE THAT PARTICIPATED. THE CROWNED WINNERS WERE NINTH GRADE, MINDY PARSONS AND TONY LEEK, EIGTH GRADE, ALTHEA VAN NORMAN AND JEEP DRIGGS, AND SEVENTH GRADE, JULIE CAMPBELL AND RYAN WALLIN. IQ N