Emerald Junior High School - Yearbook (El Cajon, CA)

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ADMINISTRATION A if ! W , l A XM- LEO TUCK-PRINCIPAL BILL MILLER PAUL PREDDY-VICE PRINCIPAL BARBARA CLOYD-COUNS we xs nn-5, I XV iq V, X' 1 M A ' . 'Y 59 HA A - f - - vb L Y K iii , - P----R AV I ,1 J F .ESX- 5 V ml-rl--3 1, 14, X FLA. :ll - X -t r , 267' A ag. ig Raid fix- -gf f F f u FACULTY MUSIC MAKER,s STUDENT COUNCIL

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FROM WITHIN ME - WHAT? FROM WITHIN ME - WHY? FROM WITHIN ME - HOW? I OFTEN SURPRISE MYSELF BY THE THINGS I DO, THE WAYS I FEEL. FROM WITH ME - MIXED EMOTIONS3 I FIND COMPREHENDING VERY HARD. FROM WITHIN ME - TEARS. TEARS FROM EXHAUSTED LAUGHTER. TEARS FOR LONELY THOUGHTS AND DESPERATION. AND TEARS JUST BE- CAUSE I'M ME. FROM WITHIN ME - JOY. JOY FOR A LEAF THAT HAS DEFIED THE WIND. JOY FOR LIVING AND BREATHING - FOR HEARING AND SEEING. JOY FROM ACCOMPLISHMENT - TO KNOW I DID IT MYSELF. FROM INITHIN ME - AMBITION. AMBITION TO LEARN THINGS THAT WILL HELP ME THROUGH LIFE. AMBITION TO DEVELOP MY TALENTS AND HELP OTHERS TO DEVELOP TOO. TO FEEL I CAN, IN SOME MEANINGFUL WAY, BE ABOVE AVERAGE. AMBITION TO FIGHT MEDIOCRITY. FROM WITHIN ME - RESPECT. RESPECT FOR TI-IE TEACHERS WHO TOUCH MY HEART, MIND, AND SOUL. RESPECT FOR THE MAJESTY OF THE HUMAN BODY. RESPECT FOR AN IMPERFECT NATION WHICH OFFERS ME OPPORTUNITY TO CLIMB. RESPECT FOR RESPECT AND THOSE WHO CAN KEEP IT. FROM VVITI-IIN ME - LOVE. LOVE FOR GIVING AND SHARING, NOT FOR TAKING. STRUGGLING LOVE FOR THE LOST AND DIFFERENT. LOVE FOR MISCHIEVOUS FEET, SMALL HANDS, LAUGHING EYES. LOVE FOR THE SUN AND THE WARMTH OF ITS RAYS. WHEN I DIE MY EPITAPH WILL READ: HERE LIES ME. I HAVE BEEN WHAT I COULD BE. lllll 1 :ns mm nu, xl Ill Qin Sue Harte S ecre tary Raulee Kent Vice President

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TEA CHER EED The energy of a harnessed volcano, The memory of an elephant, The understanding of a psychiatrist, The wisdom of Solomon, The tenacity of a spider, The decisiveness of a general, The diplomacy of an ambassador, 1: -1.- T E T? ' 49' r -v 1 'An' ' r 'I '17 ., I ' x .' -V ' v, . K4- ff. i 'N , ig fs - ' 1 I -E -- Q I' Ti' Q ' - 14. I-.gs -1' ff: if 11931: 2.-.4 .. . liars? ,ew .I . 4.,- ' 1 .I J I 'nh .f A K, ew I 8 l l'1N r.. . r TV ,. THIN ME - n that there is ay to judge my ept in terms of the ose I have taught. The The The adaptability of a chameleon, hope of an optimist, efficiency of an adding machine, patience of a turtle walking a mile, The teacher must always remember that he teaches by word, but mostly by precept and example. The Snr vi! 1?--Q nr .f . x , v I , .rm AJ. rg: , -1 -.1-I-. fbi me as X L. 'fx ' . . waz:- . nan, .yr-:E vu' Y.. Be! XIV, . - , l. uf P , Y ,H ,' 1 ff ,I lax va! Anderson, Bill Babonas, Frank Benson, Claudine Brawn, Carol Bryan, Ron Burton, Kathy Carnie, Warren Hoyman, Bill Hughes, Judy Iseminger, Dan Johnson, Bill Kelsey, John Kennedy, Ed Kmak, John ' '4 ,- ,- Morton, John Norlin, Bill Perclomo, George Pottratz, Jessie Pugmire, Stan Rice, Betty Roe, Regina Q . J ,ir Stuckey, Robert Tammadge , Janie Thomas, Diane Williamson, Gary Strickland, Pat