End of school year

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At Yehud High-School in 2014, a student documented various areas of the school in a scrapbook-style journal. In 3 sentences, the summary highlights that the journal entries include observations about the hallways, yards, parking areas, and other locations at the school with notes on changes over time and homages to past students.

Seems
the
water is
getting
warm,
not
cold!

This once was a marble bench in the front yard…

Pink Floyd’s Wall
• It’s in a school.
• It’s pink.
• These plants certainly “don’t need no
education” on how to grow out of concrete!

So, what happens if you throw toilet
paper out of a top floor window?

Remembering Those Who Are
No Longer With Us

The Tiniest Room in the School
Gets a “homey” touch

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