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JUNIOR HIGH —
THE BASEMENT
IS A GREAT PLACE TO LEARN
Outside of the classroom a num­ ber o f unique things also took place. The students decided that
they wanted to take a little respon­ sibility for their “floor of the build­ ing’’ and their new student senate swung into action under the leader­ ship o f Mrs. W. The students cleaned up the floor and made their atmosphere more comfort­ able and enjoyable. On the sports field the students all did well, show­ ing that they too possessed the Brothers Pride of which the high school boasts.
Socially, the junior high stu­ dents also have a lot to remember, dances, parties and of course the all important birthday carols to the teachers. The unique feature o f the junior high is their spirit, ener­ gy and cooperation that have al­ ways made it a very special place to be, grow, and change.
(opposite bottom) Who said there is no place to study. I gotta get work done.
(bottom) Rami Badaway offers the invocation at Honors Night.
(top) Andy Hootnagle and Sam Ingillelli do not seem to understand what is going on.