Ball Junior High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

Page 86 text:

Lori Gray Wins Fourth Annual All-School Poetry Contest e ! I i f ,1 ,qi The Way We'Were - X ,V 4 A7 V o Y A Ar' 'Ig mf ' I havef-a rlustic chest of memories stashedlfgftiiayl f' i- , Like a candle in a dark forest, the box has-ya-Qbrilllfliant shilfieffgr--H V' '1 I, T L , This treasure chest of'memories holds 5 . ll is S' V:i'fi'Ifl Something more preciousithagn jewels, pearls or gold., ' 'l A myriad of memories emerge through the gfayish-mists. F E ,Not one sign ofirnateriialism exists. y T f g l i - ' ' ' 3 li. Hunting through this chest, 1 begin to reeali A ,Vi ' ll , The excitement of the games: footballftigaclc meets and basl5etbal.lt'le,gL4-if' u y y - y , yt L as ,,.i. Here is Spirit Week, a,Pep' Asserhbly, the ligt1:gQegg'Qn-and ori'.' W, 'E . Each activity creates a cushion which m'y're'metnbrances sit upiong' In everysqlrawer I can see ,,iN ,V V Y if l P Ivly recollections of fun, friends and'facLi,liiiJf3 ' ,--' 4 I my ,Z 1 T T1 must admifithai- 1:1piherish,peeakls,3 jeweig and mypfgigiffi jf i ,And yet the miosffiiialUabletoiremallv, precious m'6lfi1gF3E'ies xofotlne wgyjwe ilve'reg.,-. , , ,Q --- Lori Gray' ,Ig T 1 xx. . 1 'I ' fi: AN -, . ,Af-'-'.'.i J! VZ.:-1 l Q 4' 7 his -5 'Q .

Page 85 text:

I ' fs- i 9 Girls Sports Have Come a Long Way. . . Baby! YW4? 1' 't i 1-Q' v '. af? i .M -in f uma rr Eighth Grade G.A.A. Officers i yvffflgk, i ii M i . i i ii ,ilggggl A 4' A i i i AP' 16 Z ii P . i E i r' aww n 3 , i ,i i 79

Page 87 text:

Mrs. Helen Steel has been a dedicated teacher here at Ball Junior High for eleven years. She taught math and worked very hard helping the incoming 7th graders. It is with a great appreciation and respect that we pay tribute to her contribution to our campus. We wish her and her family much happiness in the many years to come. Across the sea of Sunny Hopes With loads of wishes true, IVly little ship of kindly thoughts Goes on its way to you- And it will sail right on and on, Allowing no delays Until it brings you to the port Of warm and happy days. Eric D. Parker 81