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Schedules shgft, settle paper shortage hits . . . we celebrate heritage sims lxsismkn beam! N nl 27 At ,W Q lv' ,is if 4 C 4 a Q s lx lax. Y , Large-scale schedule changes are made in the third week of school to even up some class sizes. Gary Walker, Paula Bitson, and Augustus Jones get cards signed. The year-one of many attempts, some successes, some failures-of needs assessment sur- veys that will mean more changes next year-new spirit of cooperation among 498 students. The Hum- mingbird staff hopes they have created a book that mirrors the innovations and as carefully as possible reports the people, places, and progress at Anderson Junior High School in 1973-74. Paula Smith has sketched a picture of another student during Black Heritage Week. Mr. Cleo Jackson, a former Anderson student and now intern teacher in art class, designed the attrac- tive bulletin board. x i Mrs. Katye Johnson runs off a bulletin on the ditto mach- ine. Use of paper is cut back second semester with short supplies and increased costs. Bulletins are run on the back of old tests. We all recyclel
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We end the year with I O O . . . Hope for air conditioning . . . . . . Working together . . . 4 . ,JW Mr Greadmgton looking at the workers working before Christmas on ,V 'ff' H V the long awaited air conditioning system remembers that the contrac- ' - 1 H tors said, The air conditioning should be ready to keep your school 0001 by the time the hot Wee-ther is UPOH UB- We Weit Petiellfly and Tina Jones, Brenda Blades, and Wanda Becknell KLEFT TO RIGHT! h0Pe the het Weather ielft e-heed ef eehedule- discuss a. layout for the Christmas bulletin board in Mrs. Chambers' homeroom. Going to school in the dark is a new experience for students because Daylight Savings Ti- me was started this winter. So many lights mean savings of energy? Some wonder.
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