Morristown Hamblen East High School - Itakha Yearbook (Morristown, TN)

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quest for knowledge Throughout our academic en- deavors, we seek the personal satisfaction of understanding the manifold ways of society. As our days are filled with classes, friends, and activities, we see ourselves in a relationship of individuals living and working together, and we realize the need for a deep sense of respon- sibility. As we are inspired by God and man, we rise to the chal- lenge of learning and thus begin our quest for knowledge. Johnny Thompson gives Carolyn Scott a line-but this time ,it pertains to algebraic graphing

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ur World stands united in a Jim Senter shows Janie Sharp one of the many interest centers displayed hy Mr. Phillips in the Biology class. Linda Cogdill, a Home Economics major, finishes a N garment to he modeled at the F.H.A. Style Show. N Vocational Machine Shop offers the opportunity for those who are interested to learn an employable skill. Odis Grif- fith and Glenn Bryant demonstrate the use of the shaper 1 machine.

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Democracy strengthened through Those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom, must, like men, undergo the fatigue of supporting it. N Mr. Brown develops within his students a keener awareness of the freedom which prevails in our America.