Franklin County Middle School - Bulldog Yearbook (Meadville, MS)

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- i- 4 The open doors of F.C.J.H.S. seem to invite all who pass by to enter and experience the world of the students and faculty at our Junior high school. STUDE TS PAUS AND RECALL IM GES OF F.C.J.H.S. Now that a year at Franklin County Junior High School draws to a close, we stop and recall the events, people, and relationships that made our school year at F.C.J.H.S. a memorable one. Now, in reflecting back on the school year, all these images combine to make a clear and sharp por- trait of our jtmior high school. A student's mind may reflect upon things other than textbooks as she walks outside of the building during class changes. 10 -'

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'17 'H .l ' '- P. ' e- 0 E X fm.. .ew W A 1 A .--iii ,hu-f Q 'mil ru: A - 4 ', , A uh'-un H w V U w Oh, how I would like one of those book covers. It's pickin' and grinnin' time! LA., ..,,.--1 . .Avena-um! g r STUDE T LIFE Pausing in the busy world around them, Franklin County Junior High School students caught sight of reflections of. . .the opening days of school. . .football games. . .friends. . .crowded gyms at basketball games. . .our teachers. All events combined to make an exciting year, full of memories and surprises. 2 'ff Li us M , Oh my aching neck! was the cry of many football players in the early practice days. 9 af'

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551. .- QQ The events of the school day disappear with the ringing of the last bell at the end of the sixth period class. SPIRIT! Cheerleaders gave the student body and our school teams a strong boost in many athletic contests. In addition to the job of teaching, many of our faculty members were involved in other activities. In this photograph, Mr. Flora tells members of the Photography Club the correct procedure for developing film. 1