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Fulco-Eiserman Collection |
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The Junior Highway was the Junior High newspaper. The Junior High, "the yellow-brick building", was located on the corner of West Walnut Street and Centennial Avenue. It was originally constructed as a High School, circa 1917, but quickly became too small for an ever increasing student population. It became a Junior High when the High School was moved to the Eichelberger building in 1932. The Junior High housed grades 7, 8 and 9. The Ninth Grade (freshman) mascot was the "Falcons." The 7th and 8th Grade mascot was a spider and the team name "the Spiders." This writer has never found the reason for the choice of that particular mascot; however, the mascot and name were used until 1994, when the district's PTO requested that all schools' mascots be the Nighthawk for fund-raising purposes. The Junior High colors were blue and gold and those colors are often reflected in this web site. pbh These files are large (approximately 300K) and will take some time to download. The material is discolored. Minimal alterations have been made. |
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April 14, 1949 contributed by Carol Shafer |
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Oct. 17, 1950 contributed by Glendon Markle |
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March. 30, 1951 contributed by Glendon Markle |
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