Burley High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Burley, ID)

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On their first day of high school the freshmen walked down the long halls looking at everything and feel- ing quite lostg but as soon as the newness wore off, they fell right into the rushing pace of high school life. Quite different from the freshmen are the well-adjusted sophomores. They have adapted themselves to the daily routine and are having fun while patiently awaiting next year when they will become uupperclass- men . Between the sophomore year and the junior year there is an amazing period of growth both mentally and physically. The juniors are Well on their way to the adult world and life takes on many new meanings. One's junior year is nearly always a very precious one to remember, The seniors have finally reached the year which they have been wait- ing for. To be a senior in high school means to have almost completed twelve marvelous years of training and preparation for' life. They are now ready to enter their true places in the world. 7' v 'r ,-fp c xigvt wk i f -' F 'T lj ,r I fr.: . ff-

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