Morris Community High School - Chief Yearbook (Morris, IL)

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Page Twenty-two I I I Strolling nonchalantly down the halls with a bored expression on his face, the junior, a member of that elite upperclass can be seen surveying the World with that know-it-all expression. He looks with patronage at the aspiring fresh- man, and Wonders how he can be so dumb fdumb to the extent-that he isn't a juniorj. He watches with condescension and a bit of disdain the boastful sophomore Qboastful to the iunior's eyes onlyj. Too, he realizes that he has reached the time for him to display some of the upperclassman dignities, and yet must maintain that underclassman enthu- siasm. He has set his social goal-now is the time for him to achieve it. Reminiscing and remembering when he first entered high school, many happy thoughts race through his head of things long past. He shudders when he thinks of the one and only oncoming year of high school, and he wonders how many fellow- students have had their last formed education in high school, the rest to be taken up in the U. S. Army, Navy and Marines. One more year of daily, planned, scheduled life at M. H. S. and then he's on his own, in the service of his country, or off to another school of higher and specialized learning. Until then, well, the junior walks nonchalantly along the halls with a bored look on his face.

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