Class Of 1970 Our first year in Junior High was a mixture of ups and downs. The boys were looking forward to shop (?) and the girls were worried about taking showers in gym class. We elected Chuck Miller President of the Student Council, but we were just beginning to learn the problems of dealing with the upper classmen. In eighth grade we felt that we belonged a little more, but we still looked up to the big kids and wondered what it was like to have classes besides art. gym, and shop in the other building. We had to stand up everytime Mr. Fresch came into the room, and in math class we had to duck the flying objects. In the end, it seemed an O.K. year. We were trying to grow up and we didn’t know how. Three months later we moved to the Senior High and felt like little kids again. Everyone kind of enjoyed bossing us around, but we held our own and fought back. We had to read Nautilus 90 North and Great Expectations, which made Mr. Ross very happy and most of us very miserable. The next year we were split into different courses — some of us taking our second year of a language, the rest of us taking typing or geography. Now we were allowed to go to the Senior High assemblies, which wasn't quite as much as it was cracked up to be. By now we were finding out that nothing was quite as much as it was supposed to be. . Our Junior year. Although it was only last year, it's hard to remember anything worthwhile that happened to us. Getting our class rings made us feel important for a while (a few days, really), but soon we were back to normal. Lots of us started thinking about college and business schools, not because we wanted to, but because going to your counselor every month and having nothing to say got pretty ridiculous. Our basket ball team's winning the championship and going to the Fieldhouse was about the most exciting thing that happened to us. We started our last year of high school off early by getting our Senior pictures taken in August. Lots of our traditions gave way, but our screaming at the Administration didn’t help get them back. Drama Guild. May Day. and dances after athletic events were all dropped in one way or another. This year the All Senior Basketball Team (well, almost all senior team) came up with another great sea son. Back or the academic scene, though. So many of us dropped Trig and Physics after Mid-terms that the rest of us were hoping the classes would be dropped because of insufficient membership. One final comment. Your high school years are supposed to be the best years of your life. But after graduating, we’ve come to one conclusion: whoever said that must have been a teacher!
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