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Success Comes With Experience Learning from their novice year as seventh graders, eighth graders keyed in on organization resulting in successful projects. By planning ahead, they produced original decorations for Homecoming featuring current themes as ET, the Atlanta Braves, as well as Calhoun Falls, and won the award for Best Decorations. Also while other classes were still cranking up ideas, at the first home football game eighth graders made one hundred thirty dollars on a raffle project. For the first time they could be cheerleaders, and fun loving eighth graders showed school spirit by attending and participating in extra- curricular activities. General opinion indicated the academic work load was more strenuous than first year of middle school, but eighth graders grew accustomed to harder tests, examinations, and lengthier homework assignments. Eighth graders were no longer middle school babies , but were well on their way to middle school prominence led by Lura Smith, president, Maureen Hagy, vice-president, and John Quattlebaum, treasurer. Class mothers were Mrs. Mary Phillips and Mrs. Eva Cookeg faculty advisors, Mr. Montague Ballg Mr. Henry Jonesg and Mrs. Jacquelyn Gaddy. Amy Allison Wes Allison Scott Brown Donnie Bessinger Rob Black Amy Bowles Class Officers: Secretary, John Quattlebaumg Presi- dent, Lura Smithg Vice President, Maureen Hagy Scott Brown finds working during study halls neces- sary to keep up with an Eighth Grade work load. Eighth Gradef37
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