England Academy - Rebel Yearbook (England, AR)

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gy A Time for Learning EA Library Along with EA growth, we have acquired a new li- brary. The number of books in our library have increas- ed so much that we requir- ed new shelves and library equipment to satisfy the growing needs of the stu- dents. The library is such a ne- cessity to the lives of the students that we received a course in uses ofthe li- y brary early this year which will help us immensely in our school years to come.

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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

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A Time for Athletics There was a time for sports. A time we spent on our football field and in our gym. There were close games, won in the final moments, resound- ing cheers for the home team, in- juries and tears, victories and laughter, but mostly, there were good times we shall never forget. All those games with Jefferson, or Montrose, or Pulaski, or whoever, will fade into the past and only the memories will remain. Very good memories. Yes, there was a time for Sports ,s..r 1,,,,,,, .X- imc: mil I z Er: it ' 'i BUNUS P 'A PERIOD il E ENELEOREBOARD spousonfu av 0 ND LlClUlD H if Ftmiuztn mc. fQU'pMfN?f?MPA'Y lliliorilnnldarillll FMCO BRAND H.. BUICK Dowmc Gmc , l , in E nn. A E 'ilxe R ,Si i 4 n , , .,,,-.na li YU: