Spingarn High School - L Esprit Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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. ' ia J u n I o rs Junior Motto: Look to the Future via Preparation 148 JUNIORS LOOK TO THE FUTURE The juniors serve as a link between the three class levels, which can easily be detected. They are proud of their seniority over the sophomores and dream only of being seniors. Since they have now become familiar with activities, the juniors have already begun to join seniors and in many cases to assume leadership. In their spare moments, the juniors fill school bleachers at sport 'events, lead club projects, etc. The year was an exciting and challenging one for juniors. Only one more year of high school remains. The juniors are very much hopeful of putting into practice the worthwhile knowledge and skills gained in '66-67 to help them over the rough spots of '68-69.