Jennings High School - Jen Echo Yearbook (Jennings, MO)

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Choose a firm cloud before it falls and in it, Catch the Cynthia of the minute . . . Alexander Pope There are but few things in our world which remain constant. Unnoticed, the ripple in a stream, the fading flash of color disappear as quickly as they are per- ltii ff A C fifi Q ceived. One observes a great white cloud rolling lazily across the horizon: yet should he fail to capture its beauty at the instant, he will surely turn to find it altered Perhaps storm clouds are engulfing it, or the sun's rays have pierced it, illuminating the entire fluffy mass. Per- haps a different shape, perhaps a different shade, yet still enough of the old remains to shape the new. So many kinds of clouds. White peaceful clouds, dark stormy clouds, huge ponderous clouds, small unobstru- sive clouds. All contributing to a single effect. Each becoming an integral part of a complex whole. Jennings High School began as a small, two -story structure on the corner of Jennings Road and Hord Avenue. From this rather humble beginning, it has mushroomed into a large campus with separate buildings for junior and Senior High. But the story of IHS cannot be told in terms of buildings or locale. It is a story of people. Of students, of teachers, of administrators, and of countless other individuals who have given something of themselves to the ever-changing character of our school.