Martin Luther King Junior High School - Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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Time flies! Another action-packed year at King Junior High is drawing to a close. I’m sure in years to come that you will look back upon this school year as one filled with many “happenings.” I hope that the majority were happy ones for you. Good luck to you in the many school years you have left, Beatrice Ferreira, principal This has been said before, but . . . Our years at school are the most character-forming time of our lives. So many wait until they are long out of school before they realize its importance, then look back and try to recall the faded faces, the forgotten names, the distant happenings. We mustn’t allow ourselves to fall prey to this habit of ignorance. We have so much good about us, so many wonderful people with whom we can share our future. In this new y ear, let us promise to live and appreciate each day and the bound- less limit of good it brings. Ed Randolph, vice principal 4

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