Ben Kolb Middle School - Jahr Yearbook (Rialto, CA)

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ni.: The tardy bell rings. The last few pupils scurry to their classes. Lockers slam shut, sometimes banging fin- gers. Combinations are rarely kept secret. Homework is hectic. First you're confused. Soon a new aspect sets in. Then boredom takes over. Major projects are assigned. The pub- lic library becomes crowded. Report cards are dreaded by many. A place on the team is secured. Lunch pick-up is a drag. 'I' .if t 2 's , -,..,.,... W .. - 4. ,:.1..-7-+......f f 4 51 i sppp l be X'i' T f . 1 A . ...,.,,, .,..,, ,WMM T ,Eraser t e Q 1 e is , I 'Q:? ':4+--f--A.r,,,,,,,, 'W it.. f .ff ffif ' . -f . ..s:j jf..'g: Ei 55.5. M g. K A l. S , A A - WJ x n ya- ll k 4 . K ff, .M YI ' 3 .A 'fx V9 fi-. rf -1 k X 'V ,' T' N N, P 39' N xx X S 2 H. .. -SG 1 H J I uw A wg? X i if ' X Figilfz. if , f W 14 X arf!!