Arbor Heights Junior High School - Epic Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Wh X8 m N fb X x ,fs 4.5.4 x X . S N P- snwwshko ries Programs Provide Breok Q S , St-Q' UA complete success, Mr. Erickson stated after trek to Westside. Not your ordinary gym class. Several programs and assemblies provided a American Teen, the Bicentennial Stars and Stripes pleasant break in a day's work. Arbor this year was show at Westside, the General Motors Science pro- the welcoming audience to such performances as: gram, the Westside Orchestra and the i'Good Vibra- The Strategic Air Command Band, llThe Great tions Swing Choir. Arborites ill Westside Auditorium for llStars and Stripes show.

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Homerooms Provide Home Bose Although Homeroom may not always seem the most exciting place, most every- one will agree it's not so bad. And, looking back, may even decide it was a pretty good place . . . a place where . .. you got things done together... you could always borrow lunch money . . . s. , ,., Na: you could stash your lunch . .. or your gym shoes, Www' you enjoyed frinedships you probably wouIdn't have known otherwise . . NR . t t they made you feel important! W s .- .... ..,..t N NNNL , 5

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Mr. Henningsen's HR Wins Again! Paper Drive Nets Epic Camera With a total accumulation of 6,653 inches of newspaper in the fall paper drive, the long- awaited dream of a camera for the Epic staff became a reality. For the second straight year, lVlr. Henningsen's homeroom earned the top prize. Forty-live homerooms participated. IVlr. Parker, Arbor's resident ecologist, and IVlr. Pfenninger manned the collection trailer. The top finishers: 1. lVlr. Henningsen 2. IVIr. Adwers 3. Nlr. Schultz 4. Nlr. LaFon 5. Mrs. Steiner Bennet Ginsburg, Mr. Henningsen and David Green watch the total rise. Theresa Darby does her part for her homeroom Mr. Pfenninger measures while Mr. Parker tallies it up dur- ing highly successful paper drive.