Southern Junior High School - Rebel Yearbook (Owensboro, KY)

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lst Doy of Junior High New members of the 7th grade class enter Southern for the first time. The biggest part of the new 7th graders come from Washington, Newton Parish, Longfellow, and Emerson Other grade schools in the city are represented but the largest percent come kif W ffiifw ,Ai ,S - 'lie . 7th graders are busy on their first day, making out schedules and getting to know the routine of junior high. We are very proud of our 7th grade this year and we have enjoyed watching them grow both physically and mentally and be coming important members of our Southern family.

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Other Activities 'Q 'NL DEBATE CLUB lst ROW: B. Cox, J. Nation, F. Scott, Mr. Williams Sponsor. Znd ROW: S. Driesler, R. Schell, J. Gilmore. This is the first year for the Debate Club and they have made a good showing so far. They have had meets with Eastern and won Mr. Clark is in 2-1, Daviess Co. and won 3-0. A Tri-Meet was held but no charge of the score was kept. The topic of debate is Should the United attendance for States promote a Common Market in the Western Hemisphere. the school. of Mr. Atherton, a retired Mr. Newman, Mrs. Slocum and Mr. Students play the Chief Quartermaster U.S. Mclntire are the Guidance Counse- Juke Box on days Navy and Charles Evans lors for the school. that they can't go and Steve Collier gave us the history of our flag. Below: Becky Watkins and Ann Barr Anderson show the form that gave them a perfect score on the Physical Fitness Test. THE END ffl outside. In closing our fifth yearbook I would like to thank the teachers at Southern for their co-operation and patience, and I would also like to thank the students who worked on the yearbook in any capacity. I hope that you will enjoy this book and when you turn through the pages you will remember the happy days that you had at Southern. Mr. Roach yearbook advisor 52