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"Since we cannot know all that
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ought to know a little 1
everything."

Blaise Past
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The Junior High which is fo c u se s on fu n d a m en
com posed o f the seventh and su ch a s v o c a b u la ry !
eight grade finally settled into g ram m ar. T h e M usic
their new hom e on the Duch­ g ra m e n h a n c e s each
e s n e c a m p u s. T h e J u n ior d e n t's cultural aw aret
H igh , a part o f the U p p e r because of its focus on d
School, has been developing ent types of music, partic
a unique academ ic program ly theater music. The S
specifically design ed to the Studies classes examine
studen ts' n eed s. This p ro ­ history of the United S
gram covers a vast array of em phasizing environm
subjects. an d w o rld -re la te d is
In the seventh grade, the Religion courses provid
Science classes are directed students with the oppo
to the application o f funda­ to exam ine and under:
mental notions into data and the Rom an Catholic c
o b se rv a tio n . W hile, in the and its role in today's s
eighth grad e , the students T he Art Dept, balance
are taught to work on prob­ History with the actual
lem so lvin g an d h an d s-o n cation of different techr
experiences. Mathematics for and principles.
both grades is a two-year pro­ The Junior High di
g ra m in corporating fu n d a­ em phasizes change an
mentals in Algebra I. M aebe- covery through the inti
natus offers Pre-A lgebra in tion o f its very uniqu< |
the 7th and A lg eb ra in the gram. It continues to e p
8th. T he L a n g u a g e classes adding extracurricular
in c lu d e S p a n is h w h ich is ties thus en ablin g th
g e a re d to studying literary dents to further expe
w o rk s, a n d Fren ch w h ich and expand their know

Pam Butler
Bert Adan Athletic Director &
JH Mathematics JH Physical Educatk

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