Paxon High School - Delphian Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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School Life Classrooms are cerTainly The nnosT irnporTanT parT oT school. l-lere we avail ourselves oT knowledge Tor a suc- cessTul TuTure. There is always a good iob awaiTing The one who lcnows shorThand. We view The problems oT our counTry in a new lighT aTTer a course in PAD. and The sTudy oT languages helps one undersTand The happen- ings around The world. There is even a class where one learns saTeTy on The highway. These Spanish sTudenTs-PaT Ward, Milre Gregory, Helen ClayTon, Charles Carlos, Billy Tyner, and AlberTa Hagan-presenT a play in Spanish for Their class. Trying Their besT To lceep up These qirls worl: dilngenTly on Their home GCOHOYDICS Pl'0leC'iS. In P.A.D., These sTudenTs are leading an inTeresTing discussion on one of Their many problems in democraTic living. l piTy ThaT poor car ThaT's supposed To be back There, says Mr. Thompson.

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,D 1 .i -..L i 0 x T- f', L i 3,' 4 , . WMM!! rj Z' . k .JF skins l 1 L ' j H m 5 gg . 1 if 1 it H , lg ' .. Ifyivf 'fi ' - 4' While cleaning our fhe 'lrophy case, Ronnie Coleman handles our vic+ory ball gingerly. i i W - Walking down +he halls of Paxon, one iusl rnighi see any number I 3 oi lhings such as: siudenis painiing on doors, walking down siairs, :uf f ialking on ihe ielephone, pulling up bulleiins, Changing classes, 4 drinking wafer from wafer iouniains, going +o lhe library, looking ai our lrophy case. and books falling oui oi lockers, or boys carry! ,: ing iheir girl friends books. All in all lhese are only normal scenes Z - Thai rnighi be found in any high school. 535 ff' Quiet ariisi a+ work! Sharon Plummer decorales lhe Broward Luke seems fo be enioying ihe privilege of Sadie Hawkins Dey, as door of Mrs. Rhodes' room For ihe holidays. Joan O'Shields carries his books.