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The Junior High also has a program that allows to students to explore their interest in areas that may not be included in the regular “ 3 R’s ” of the school day through the ac­ tivities period program. Students are given a chance to spend about an hour and a half once a week
during second semester learning and actually doing things ranging from weightlifting to drama and in­ cluding first aid, sign language, cooking, and woodworking.
(above left) Andrew Whaley readies his camera for a picture for his activity period
(top ridght) Pat Deptula isn’t quite sure if he should open his locker for the camera
(bottom right) A newcomer makes himself (it­ self) at home in the Junior High.
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