Kendrick High School - Cheraqui Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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Daily life of a Kendrick student varies according to hisfher grade level. For a freshman it means a larger school with more halls and no map to give you directions. lt also means being prime target for continuous freshman jokes. To sophomores it means familiar faces and places, but best of all it means having the chance to use those freshman jokes that you heard last year on someone else. For a junior it means getting your class ring, going to the prom for the first time, and being able to say l'm almost there. For a senior it means having to leave familiar places and faces. It means your last prom, your last homecoming, and being able to say I made it when graduation day finally arrives. 8 Student Life

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if wa In the past, students and teachers have had their differences. We feel that Kendrick High is an exception. During the course of the day you can see the students joking with their teachers, and even more frequently, the teachers are joking with their students. We feel that there is a special bond between the generations. We don't have a genera- tion gap. More and more we find students chatting with their teachers. So, if you're asking yourself if Kendrick is a typical school, your answer should be no! After all you don't see a special relationship between students and teachers everywhere. Student Life 7

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Spring fever rises with the anticipation of spring sports such as softball, baseball, and tennis, while activities include the junior-Senior prom, the senior trip, National Honor Society lnductions, and that long awaited day . . . graduation! Seniors prepare themselves for the upcoming college life or the booming business world. Baseball holds the major enjoyment of Kendrick's spring sports.'Senior Cherokees are quite busy during the springtime. Our Senior prom and trip are a few of the exciting happenings- but nothing can compare to Graduation Day! On june 6, 1980 at 4:00 P.M. Kendrick High Seniors will be the first graduating class of 1980! Far-Out! The memories of our spring will remain with us as summer takes over. Some of us will enjoy an air conditioned house, soap operas, late-night parties and of course the enticing thought of no school tomorrow!