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SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President - - - Connie Stover V166 PM-?8id9f1f - J0311 Spellman Secreiary - - Judy Baker Treasurer - - Marilyn Clark Advisor - - Miss Golda Adams EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President - - - Jim Roberts Vice President Katherine McKeever Secretary - - Joan Gibson Treasurer - - Eleanor Conner Advisor - Miss Edna Mcpheron
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Classes of 1946-194 Tradition, time, accomplishments--that is history. Over the span of two years boys and girls fresh from the elementary grades are transformed into young men and young ladies. In two short years the minds of these young stalwarts are changed-changed toward a fuller un- derstanding of what lies in store for them in life. Time marches irrevocably on-a second passes and can never be recalled. Diligently the students of the junior high school prepare for their dream-the time when they will sit in the senior home room. Although the elements of tradition and time are somewhat lacking, the accomplishments of the junior high are by no means few. Industrial arts, journalism, Thespian-these are a few of the activities sponsored by the junior high. Above and beyond our feeble efforts to relate a history is the great symbol of young minds becoming strong, young muscles gaining strength, and young character developing integrity. They may not have the time nor the tradition, but they have an undefinable something that makes them wonderful. They are human beings developing their talents-talents that are destined to carry them upward! over the hill of life. Some will fall by the wayside. Those who have frittered away their time will learn that there is no substitute for good old fashioned hard work. But there are those who will reach for the top rung, grasp it, and hang on. We may criticize or cajole, tempt or bully, but the one who has strength of character will stick to his convictions. Through suffering and pain the pure in heart will reap the final reward. Though I've belted you and flayed you, By the livin' Gawd that made you, You're a better man than I am, Gunga Dinl -Kipling DOYLE R. SMITH F-17-.
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