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The Senior High located at Ninth and Eisenhower was built in 1958. More classrooms were added to the east side of the building in 1963. Later, even more additions were builton the west side to complete the school as we see it today. In the fall of 1975, one more addition was started to accommodate the growth of the student body. As editors and staff of the Nineteen Hundred Seventy-Six Yearbook, we would like to take you back for a second look not only at this year, but at the years that have passed to bring us into this Two hundred years ago, July 1776, marked the beginning of an era of growth. Until then. Freedom and Liberty were words that had been fought for by many, but enjoyed by few. The Declaration of Independence brought about another word—CHANGE. Nothing would ever be the same in America as it had been before. This year, 1976, has also been a year of change. Junction City Senior High School will never be the same as we remember it. New locations, enlargements and improvements for the school have only been a reminder of the growing size of our city. New and advanced courses, girls' athletics, and the formation of new organizations reflect the evolution of our times. We hope that by looking through this Bicentennial Yearbook, you will recall the way it was in 1776, dream of the way it will be in 2076, and remember The Way We Were in 1976. dreams were Bicentennial. 3
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Index Foreword 1 Faculty 17 Seniors 29 Juniors 63 Sophomores 83 Sports 103 Royalty 143 Activities 157 Organizations 185 The Departmental School at Sixth and Adams, built in 1904, was the second public high school in Junction City. It served as the Senior High until 1929. Every future has o post The City Junior High was built at Ninth and Adams in 1919. An addition was added in 1929, and the school became the Junior-Senior High. In 1958, the three upper grades moved to Ninth and Eisenhower, leaving this building a Junior High again. Still another addition was added on the Madison Street side of the building in 1970. Co-Editors Kaye Wolnik and Kathy Dejesus Adviser Mrs. Alberta Hill
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