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Juniors Moving On

Recipe for a Junior

A dash of sophomore memories,
three cups of senior hope.
Five frantic nights till November
eight,
a sprinkle of homecoming fate;
one float to beat the rest,
one skit to be the best.
In seperate bowl fold in;
Four ounces of frustration,
16 teaspoons of exaltation,
to make a successful magazine drive,
blend in;
one band,
one theme,
one package of color,
tears, fears, and anxieties,
all for one glorious night at the
prom.
Bake under the burning flame of
'76 and
you have the junior class.

President-Michele Joyner
Vice President-Mark Clark
Secretary-Kathy Koon
Treasurer-Jenny Tramel
Liasion Officer-Cynthia Anderson

Vital Junior activities depend on
good leadership. The spring prom
relys on junior energies and partici-
pation. The first officer responsi-
bility was homecoming, in which the
juniors captured a close second. The
realization of good junior leadership
will insure better senior leadership
in '76.

Following tracks in the sand.
Leading nowhere, yet to you
somewhere,
Following just for the fun to see
where they'll lead.
They start going close to the water.
And finally disappear.
You turn around and find that you
yourself have been making tracks.
Leading nowhere, yet to you
somewhere.

231,. Juniors