Jim Bridger Junior High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Independence, MO)

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Olll' S an 01119 Jblic the dany inue 's 1 L Mrs. Hill 7th grade Vice Principal X. QQ. Mr. Walsh Sth grade X Vice Principal Hair Today! Gone Tomorrow W1 1

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Extreme heat, cold, and criticism from various groups has caused a great deal of attention to be focused on our current educational system. Education, being the backbone of our nation, should be evaluated but not as an entity unto itself. Many of our problems lie outside the realm of education and should share the burden for some of our problems. Improvement in education alone will not assure us of a better and stronger America. Through continued public support of education and the realization that we should not be blamed for all the ills of society will the satisfactory improvements we are seeking become a reality. The vast majority of the faculty and staff at Bridger Junior High have been involved with education for many years. Due to the feeling of dedication and satisfaction in our work, we will strive for improvement and continue to give to the best of our capabilities. Jwaf JW William G. Norton Principal

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