Berea High School - Berean Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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Eighth Grade Class t291 The eighth grade has certainly lived up to expectations this year. The students have that settled manner about them which can only come after a year or two in the high school. They have been active members of the J unior High athletic squads and the greater part of their budding genius will be Carried over into the ninth grade next year. Through the untiring efforts of their teachers, the eighth graders have gained a lot of useful knowledge and are well titted to take the next step in their quest for education.

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Freshman Class Berea Hi 1936 Among the outstanding classes of Berea High is the ninth grade, which consists of about one hundred eighty pupils. It is one of the largest classes, made up of progressive pupils who are always striv- ing for the best, year in and year out. Our class is represented in basket-ball, tumbling, library staff, Girl Reserves, Student Council, and many other organizations. A high percentage of our pupils are always on the six-weeks honor roll, while there were seventeen first honor pupils on the first semes- ter honor roll, which shows high scholarship attainment. A list of our achievements would hardly be complete without men- tiorllling the annual party, at which there was much laughter and r0 lc. ' I281

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One hundred and four students compose the roaring 7th. They are an earnest lot, ever awaiting some new test for their ability and among them the high school may have some excellent athletic material. The 7th grade rarely has a quiet moment for, under the supervision of their teachers, Miss Fraser, Miss Donaldson and Mr. Mucklo, they have had an active school year and are eagerly look- ing forward to their advent into the eighth grade next fall. Seventh