Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Jackson, AL)

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f t DOUGLAS WALL TIM WARD ELIZABETH WEAVER Determination is the master key to He may be little, but we know he's She may look quiet, but look again. ' success. here. g: H IRBY W'EAVER MAXINE WEAVER JOANN WEBBER Theylazy man get 5 around the sun Her future is planned, third finger, She gives the world the best she has, 35 quwkly as the busy 0118. left hand. may the best come back to her. ANN WHITE BETH WHITEHEAD LINDA PAULETTE WIMBERLY The friends of my friends are my She has the greatest of gifts - that of Happiness is the only good. friends. making friends. I221

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The introduction to our first big world started in 1953 on a bright September morning. There are parts of these memorable moments which will ever be foremost in our remembrances: The playhouse in the back of the first-grade room; the paper on which we first learned to print; and the boys chasing the girls until they screamed. . . The Halloween Party was our first. .. But soon we were entering more activities; as we became third and fourth graders we joined Cub Scouts. . . Chapel programs were important to us our 5th year. How could we ever forget the one entitled, Columbus Discovered America. '7. . . We became Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts . . ...We left elementary school enthusiastic but somewhat tn the SlXth Grade... frightened at our next big step.