Carthage High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Carthage, TX)

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Look Out World We ve Just Begun We're The Seniors '91! The seventh grade class is of- ten referred to as the 'middle- man' class at Carthage Junior High School. They sometimes get caught in a squeeze between being the little kids and being the bosses. Taking part in many activit- ies helped add to the excitement of junior high as the class members anticipated be- coming the top dogs on campus as eighth graders. With a wider range of activit- ies to choose from students of- ten had to make important de- cisions concerning their educational options and extra curricular activities. Also, seventh graders learned that more was expected of them their teachers and pareni They were faced with mc classes, more homework, a stricter rules as they becar young adults. Individual preferences a peer pressures determined t activities in which seven graders would participai Band, choir, pep rallie industrial arts club, footba track, basketball, and UIL lit- ary events would some of t choices they faced. Students were also allow to take on leadership roles class officers. Challenges a decisions filled the year for t seventh grade class. Adrian A-toms Robert Ai Angela Aricock Rebecca Akin Cairacey Allen Marius Allen

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Seventh grade class officers Eli Davis, class sponsor said dents were easy to work with 7th Graders Show Leadership were chosen by popular vote of the student body. Each year many students run for the office of their choice. In order to be a class officer, a student must maintain a 70 or better average and stay out of trouble in the office. The 1986 seventh grade class officers were Jessica McNatt, president, Brian Biggs, vice president, Molly Pool, sec- retary-treasurerg and Krisha Wall, reporter. that the officers' main duty was to provide leadership for their class. In addition, they presided over class meetings and acted as hosts for Open House. Finally, one of the most impor- tant duties of a class officer was to provide input to the adminis- tration on ways to improve Car- thage Junior High School. Students learned leadership skills that would help them in their high school careers. Ac- cording to Mr. Davis, the stu- and were very hard workers. Davis said, 'The students ex- ecuted their duties well and effi- cientlyf Class Officers-Krishna Wall, Brian -Biggs. Molly Pool, and Jessica McNatt served their class well. What's Up?-Lesley Ballenger and Shannon Morrison discuss the latest gos- sip spreading around CJHS. I , A i X. 5 , ,, 5 5 H ss., , Xi its Kimberly Frasier Russell Freeman Kevin Fuselier Louis Gaines Carrie Game! Vmcente Garcia Randy Gibbs 5 ak Timothy Gillman Cindy Godwin Trisha Gohlke Terrance Goree Precious Goss Wayne Grant David Graves srevw craves Jason Hammack David Hardley Regina Harris .iam Harvey sim Haskins Tavernton Hawkins Q. X5 W1 ll Karen Henderson Kerman Henderson Joe Herndon Curtis Hill Carlos Hodge Daniel Hodges George Hogg 230 I 7th Grade