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First Row: Kunzman, Shore, Miller, Temple, G. Hale, and Shovlin. Second Row: Siegel, Goldberg, Barrett, M. Rubin, and J. Reynolds. Third Row: J. Geller, Kreger, S. Brower, Harwood, and G. Childers. Fourth Row: Held, Weiss, Millspaugh, Zimmer­ man, and Walshin. Fifth Row: Wallacic, Connell, L. Clark, and B. Batten. Absent: Crocker, Madison, and Ropp.
Eighth Grade Increased by Eight
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Eight new members provided a substantial in­ crease in the Class of 1973, which had been un­ usually small the previous year. Eighth graders did well in their studies and placed nine students on the first-trimester honor roll.
In athletics, the height and weight of the eighth grade made it the-backbone of junior teams. Aca­ demically, a considerable number of eighth graders pursued five major subjects, adding Latin to their regular program of English, mathematics, science, and history.
Representing the eighth grade on Junior Stu­ dent Council were J. Gilmore Childers, James F. Reynolds, and Stuart R. Brower.
Mr. VJetor conducts eighth-grade science class while Mark Rubin (left foreground) and Marc Held compare notes.