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American voters put immediate threats over long-term risks during 2024 election.
In the fall of 1962, I took the big leap from junior high to high school. As I walked the halls of that “transition to adulthood,” I couldn't help but notice that many of the girls were, indeed, “fully grown-up,” and I wondered how I'd be able to concentrate on my classes.
In the fall of 1962, I took the big leap from junior high to high school. As I walked the halls of that “transition to adulthood,” I couldn't help but notice that many of the girls were, indeed, “fully grown-up,” and I wondered how I'd be able to concentrate on my classes.
In addition to the distracting romantic notions, suddenly there were a variety of classes that piqued my interest. I found physiology, taught by Mr. Sperry, to be super stimulating and, while old Delbert Bone was particularly dry, plane geometry was logical and fun.
My world history class was taught by Miss Pipkin; I had a…
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