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

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chool WE THE STUDENTS America started out in war But soon began a bigger chore The making of a Constitution Became their promising solution And We the students of Bridger Junior High Are learning the rules that We live by And we the students will always say That we are proud of the lLS.A. by Tammy Kelly, 8th grade Ame Peo1 Th e, 9. Th But, If yi Oh 3 Thii Bei: Wh: Wo L Wi tl Of t The Tha 'Cal Are Wo: The But Are Lon, The But It 0, Stllt As l Pro! Jusz Thi: Plaa Ify But byl i 28+

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ontest! We The Students We the students of Bridger Junior High, When given assignments sometimes ask, Why? About every subject there's so much to learn More homework and tests every time around we turn ln social studies learning about old wars seems boring lt's like our brain useless knowledge we're storing, But when we see in the world whats going on today We hope these learning experiences with us will stay ln science We've studied about different drugs, And when in our body how they kill Hu and other harmful bugs We talked about drug and alcohol abuse And how for our body it's of no good use English is composed of nouns, verbs, and story reading, And other information that later we'll be needing lf only we can remember all of this, Life will be simple without any bliss Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and fractions Just the thought of these are enough to give an allergic reaction With all of this hopefully alot of money we'll someday make And with proper mathematics more of it we'll be able to bank Homeliving is helpful and full of fun We've learned to bake without even burning a bun The sewing machines at first were very tough, But with some experience they Weren 't very rough One of the best classes we ha ve IMPACT lt's very interesting because we get a chance to interact We even have fun when we take a test And we all try hard to do our very best We the students of Bridger Junior High Will go forth and continue to still ask, Why? FOI' just maybe one of us into the world we will progress Will realize that it's Bridger Junior High we owe our success by Diana Whitney, 7th grade 127

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ontest! Americans Ha ve Rights! People throughout American They all have rights too. They should be proud But, tell me are you? If you are feeling blue 0h you Want to shout, Think of the kids Being left out. When those kids were asked Would they like to trade places With anyone Of the American faces. They said, Oh yeah, That'd be fun 'Cause America 's rights Are number one! Women is righ ts They'd long been abused But now those talents Are being used. Long ago The slaves were poor But With the rights they earned, It opened a door. Students have rights As hopefully you can see Proof is next Just look down and see. This little poem Placed in front of you, Ifyvu choose you can read it Bllt you don 't have to! by Emily Stephens, 7th grade +29