Provine High School - Aries Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Provine in rnany ways re- sembled a iaciory. Here minds were being buili and irained for iuiure use. Tbe siudenis were varied -some bard-working and indusirious, olrbers easy-go- ing and carefree. Many enjoyed physics w ii i I e oiners were aiiracied by Jrbe iundamenlrals of Ari work. Here, more iban ever before, diicferenlr in- Jreresis and fuiure plans were being discovered.

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l.unch hour was always reTreshing. Boys, running To geT To The TirsT oT The line, girls. dodging The Tan . . . This was whaT you loolced Torward To all day? Lazily, you crossed The paTio and wandered inTo The halls, only To be ap- proached by a Teacher who warned you noT To loiTer. The lasT Two periods were sleepy ones. The eagerness oT The morning had begun To Tadeg and. graTeTully, you welcomed The 3:I5 bell. Calling To Triends in The hall as you gaThered your boolcs, you leTT: Thus, ending a day oT your educaTion. cp 5 classes . . . classes . . classes .

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Clubs were formed lo help classily lhese varied inleresls. l-lere, you discovered friends Jrhal shared ideas similar lo yours. Compelrilion had ils place in Provine as il does in all high schools. Eleclions, con- Jresfs, inlra-sporls aclivilies-all Jrhis con- Jrripuled lo developing a beller you. Corn- pelilion means slriving lor lhe besl you can do. This was good Jrraining. Malurily was one of lhe basic goals ol Provine. Ellorl was rnade +o promole Jrhis frail from lhe day you enlered as a sopho- more. Wilhoul rnalurily, you would nol be prepared +o lace Jrhe lulure. This was Pro- vine developing you.