England Academy - Rebel Yearbook (England, AR)

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A time for togetherness . . ., A time for jokes The days of our lives are far too few to do all the things which need to be done in our time 8

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A time for fun r i Q 0 -il ill. , A time for surprises A time for worries . . 7

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A Time for Activity From 1970 to 1975 our campus has changed in many ways. Not only has it in- creased in size, but it has also increased in the number of students. The Campus first began with the con- struction ofa new building. Then there came the sounds of motors running and chattering voices. A short while later a football field was added, and a new gym was built. All these things went together to form the campus of England Academy. Yes, this is the year 1975, and our cam- pus is five years old. But remember this, it is still only the beginning. I -,,,,.-n-l f' V . 1 fglij. Almost any time you pass --f' f f l by the music building you - ' can hear music of some ' kind. If you listen closely you might hear anything h . s FFOIET Birthday Party or I . ' j , 'T e Postman to Beet- . . ,A V ., c A , ,ag ff.: hoven's Pathetique or M, M af, --iii, by fili w i ki s if Bach's ltalian Concerto . Qty I F i, ' Nlaybe even an occasional Q Q ' 7 ' A , T plunge at Chopsticks i A , A A 1' M .c - b ' ' 5 when IVIrs. Rogers is not p ' ' f listening. Whatever you -- .,g5,,J-' gggzgfap.-,. - - , l wi' hear remember it well. A A 1 ' E' i Who knows? You might be B' 'L,:'1aaf-lfi',f:,gi' ,',A J, ffffi -53 x A listening to one of Amer- 15521 ica's future famous musi- .9 cians. eff ..ii '5+ia-E5?sz5ffiz.s.if.s. .-.. 1 3. 1 9