Drexel High School - Echo Yearbook (Drexel, MO)

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unio ' ABOVE: Cleatis Taylor and Chuck Jones talk over their history les- son while Kevin Medcalf heads for class. Right: Angie Careswell, LaDonna Brown, and Scott Cook eat lunch in cafeteria. Being in Junior High is like having the plague. Upperclassmen cannot stand to be around us, and the teachers gripe about having to teach our classes. It would be a great help to us if we under- stood why we are treated this way, but, unfortunately we are not sure why every- one tries to stay away from us--we just learn to accept it! Being unaccepted by the older students and being out on our own, we learn to trust one another, and we become united as fellow classmates. Junior High is basically a time of preparation for High School. It is a time when we are introduced to changing classrooms, given more responsibility, and taught new and better ways of studying. -f:,vmwsr4:f:s.N.e ,.f, :ff,:sf:-usQ,,.t,v.. ii X .....f awfQs:sax:swms swmmms.esaswmsswfg-:fs-1

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ii Graders step up Seventh Grade was a step up for all of us in maturing and becoming responsible individuals. In seventh grade we found out that we were responsible for ourselves in- stead of relying on our teachers. We were responsible for keeping our lockers clean and for taking care of books for every class. By being seventh graders, we re- ceived such privileges as getting to attend high school dances and participating in junior high sports. Joyce Taylor commented, Seventh Grade was a lot more exciting than grade school was. I got to change classes every hour and have different teachers every hour. LEFTg Kevin Medcalf, Cheryl Burke and Leslie Faulken- berry listen as Miss Robin Christiansen explains how to read the markings on graduated cylinders. FAR LEFT: Seventh Grade class officers. FIRST ROW: Lisa Humble, Student Council Representative, Joyce Stephens, Presi- dentg Joyce Taylor, Secretary. LAST ROW: Rick Moore, Treasurerg Mr. Larry Wilson, Sponsor, Rose Schieb, Vice- President, David Romi, Student Council Representative. .af ' -.1 - .r,.:- 4EiJ.SY'3.'f-.W MWC, ' w asm W ,- , C, We V -aaa we NE 1 ..: .... - , f t SN ' A ' - T Rose schema 'B 'N ' ' Dennis Rami asa N. . Jw'fs vw A' lsr. 1 Y was s ' W- t ,. David Rmi Lk Q 'ii Leilani Roberts .Q Q 1 . - Charlene Neal . i - . as mms s'ss Hi E .- ,af fi , shawn.. Taylor r .. A .fs -M , 1 ' ' L Joyce Taylor ,Q Wal fi g, rf Joyce Stephens F - ' L Cheri Smith ll i' i K' ,-.. f A A Janice Showalter ,Joe Wallace