Osborne High School - Souvenirian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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-4 it ---.......,.... Z l Btiliiiy Joe tlr pauses as nc gets off the bus before going in school in the morning. t2J assists Miss Willis by checking out it hook tor another student. 131 works a problem on the board iii liusiiit-ss arithinetic. t4l leaps over James and Tony in a luinlfliiig class. t5l checks thc water lL-vel in the aouariuin to he sure it's U. K. before he leaves biology class ttir and answer the questions on a story he just read in English ASoplion1ore's Day at 0.H.... HiT I'in Bobby Joe Gunter. I'd like you to go through a regular school day with ine. The subjects I took were the ones most of the Sophornores took. The girls took home ec, or sci- ence, and the boys took biology, That was the main difference in our schedules. VVe all had to take Eng- lish world history, algebra or business arithmetic, one ol' the sciences. phys. ed., and some of us took Latin or Spanish. 'We all like literaturevbut. graniinar--that's a different story. In world history, we studied about inan and the world from prehistoric to modern tiines. Soine ot' us were hard to convince that you could add a and ls together and get c, We boys enjoyed biology- -especially when we fixed up the aquariuin. Phys. edt was lun. I really did like tuinbling. The Latin and Spanish students thought they had soine- thing on us, but I had enough trouble with English without taking a foreign language. So ends a Sophoinoies day. It was fun. tool z X' XA FIHIYIZKII gi-.,...

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