Oxford Hills High School - Dreki Yearbook (South Paris, ME)

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68 junior Class Our junior year is certainly the most enchanted ofthe four years of high school. It is during this time of our life that we seem to know where we are going and what we are doing. The experience of the preceding years and our youth are very helpful. The work and trials of school life reach their peak at this time, but they are not begrudged and are scarcely noticed for this is also a period of greater trust by the teachers. New responsibilities and pride in our class and in the school itself spur us to greater achievements every day. The accomplishments of the junior class year were numerous. Among these were food sales, dances, and the sponsoring of the junior-Senior Prom. In each, the necessary hard work was offset by the enjoyment gained. We have reached many of our goals this year which were set for us and many of our own. It is our hope that even more of these goals may be obtained throughout our senior year. Activities Committee, Row 2: T. Poland, C. Pike, in M. Grant. Row 1: J. Snow, C. Deroche, A. Down- E

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