Vestaburg High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Vestaburg, MI)

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Junior High JUMP, shout, boogie are the words of J ® the evening for eighth graders Ike King, Eric Grover and Richard Wrisley, as they enjoy one of many junior high dances in the high school lobby. P I didn’t know where the rooms were... I kept on getting lost. ” MIKE HARRIS unior High years often scary by Ric McClellan Why is it anything bad that can happen to a kid strikes at the ages of 12-14? Those wonderful junior high years. Entering a new building with a change of scenery and a list of classes to find can be very difficult-even scary. Compli- cating the matter is being a midget in a land of giants. Looking up to these upper- classmen is not done by choice, it's a way of life. Other problems frequently encountered by this age group were such misfortunes as braces and acne. Students not only had to bear with these adversities but also with the teasing that was occasionally associated with them. Relationships with the op- posite sex were another new ex- perience for many of these stu- dents. Seventh graders who, for the most part, showed a lack of interest in the opposite sex became eighth graders and developed an awareness and sensitivity for the opposite sex. All these situations could cause depression, anxiety, and turn small situations to dramatic ones for the young students. Even a minor event such as an argument with a friend caused an ’’end of the world” feeling one minute with a top of the world feeling following seconds later--after things had been patched up. Those wonderful junior high years, once in the past, may cause numerous bad mem- ories but should be looked up- on as a learning experience. Those years usually involve a lot of change but they are changes experienced by every- one at that age and are all a part of growing up. ---- Archer, John-8 Armstrong, Buddy-8 Avery, Linda-7 Bailey. Jeff 8 Barr, Thad-8 Beach, Tim-8 Beach, Trudy-8 Bigelow, Jenny - 8 Bissell, Brooke-8 Bradley. Melissa 7 Brantley, Odie-7 Breidinger. Kristi-8 Brookens. Tina-7 Cain, Mary-8 Camp, Brian-8 Carter, Tammy-8 Chapman. Connie-8 Clark, Scott-8 Cogswell. Tim-8 Cojocar, Darrell-8 Cornell, Tess-7