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As we become freshmen, we enter into a learning process which will continue through- out our four years of high school. Growing is a part of the process and as we grow older and more mature, we put things into a perspective which may be different from our past ideas. Realizing the values and ideas of real impor- tance, we rearrange them from what they once were. We are no longer the freshmen who cannot find their way around. Entering into the phases of being earnest about our work and capricious as we catch senioritis, we feel a change occurring. Although the change has been taking place for four years, we never real- ize it until that final breaking away . . . Graduation.
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Upper Left: Education has belen' enhanced with textbooks which aid C the students in learning. i pw 'i :na ABSENT Cf AND kililfik . Lit to 5 N!t!l!g X X X fl- X fi' sk-V hu... Upper Right: New computers are enabling Guy Bland to have a better understanding of computer science. Lower Left: With improvements made by the new librarian, Mrs. San' dra Ott, Iustine Ellison and Keith 3: ,,1 it -i 1 it wr O , MCH Mfr' ..' , ' n -i. -f , - I A i ,g,,i,nt . 1.s,,3,f4, ,, . ,, X it M, ,,l,,,Q,- . is . . tw, ,it P. W, ,A :2.,g,, W 3 ,-it fr iw,x.,,iw if A wt, Q M, i,,Win 'isgwi i Ogburn found research work much easier to do. Lower Right: Changes on report cards have given parents a better understanding of the students' grades. Qpposite Page -- Upper Left: Enter- ing into the Columbus College Mus- cogee County School District Ioint enrollment program gave Curtis Paul and Paige Lovett a sense of accom- plishment. C
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