Mark Keppel High School - Teocalli Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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. . upper classmer jg Lai last . . Milf Y 1 fa A 9 , 1 K I S of X' p It's exalting and satisfying to be a B-ll . . .you have ' Q looked forward to that achievement for a long time, As l a Junior you begin to realize for the first time in your if XM life that you're no longer a kid. . .you're different. . . X' f! f don't misunderstand, you still have fun. . .perhaps even 621 more than before. . .you take in more dances, more f f f plays, more activities in general: and yet, everything is V- . differenta. .more serious.. .you are more impressed 'N-sh ff , f and less impressive.. .classes are tougher: teachers are aka? :jpg . tougher. I ff 6 Maybe it's simply because you have crossed that I il W silent, sturdy barrier between childhood and adulthood Y 1 ...or at least you are outgrowing adolescence.. .or Y ! f myybe your days seem longer and your classses harder 1 V Q b use you're getting more out of them. . .because MM, y X ou're packing more into each minute. . .stretching each F? , day into twenty-four hours. . .It's a strange and fright- A X 2 Ill ening thing to be' a B-1 l . . .it worries you. . .and con- f ', quering that feeling makes you feel infinitely stronger - i4--A - and more grown up. I251 Bll Class Officers Lamont, President: Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer: Grennhalgh, Vice-President: Mr. Thompson, Adviser.