Frederick Douglass High School - Polaris Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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More Seniors (Isaiah Spratley, Rodney Hubbard) I wish I had some lunch money. Classes — 85

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And % (Deborah Grimes, Gregory Cade) Hello there everybody. (Robin Hightower) Girl, let me tell you. 84 Classes Mr. Stamm ' s class looks attentively at the Camera (Barbara Hall, Brian Daniels, Benjamin Logan) Piggin ' out.

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It ' s Our The time has come for us to leave. The class of 1983 could hardly wait for the chance to grab the title, Senior . It seemed as though the twelth grade would never come. Now that the time is here, while some seniors are looking forward to June 12, others feel that it has come too quickly. We realize that we must leave Frederick Douglass High School, and we can not return. Taking senior pictures, ordering memory books, and getting fitted for cap and gowns, seemed to be some of the most important events of our lives. They seemed to symbolize seniorship. Senior Con- trol Day was good experience for the future workers of America. Awards were given on Senior Awards Day to reward the hard workers of the class, and to encourage underclassmen to press on. Douglass High School Graduating Class 1982 Kevin Brady portrays Frederick Douglass, the man. 86 Classes (Alvlncent Reid) Taking a short break.