Morristown Hamblen East High School - Itakha Yearbook (Morristown, TN)

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ccupational training gave us a variety of experiences, We reparied automobile engines, did auto body work, and learned to paint. Word processors and electronic wizardry helped to prepare us for jobs in a changing work force. David Templin and Bobby Tharp built walls, Robbie Williams did metal work, Allen Burch tineetuned his car, and Kim Spoone typed. Rongie Bull installed a new radio in his car. Ernest Atkins sprayed old lockers while he practiced his , A 5 skirts. Y i Class 15

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Janette Kay Angelia Carol Carl Vance Cheryl Lynn Curtis Donald Adams Allen Anderson Anderson Arnold Elizabeth Ann Paula V. Tammy Denise Kerry Lynn Cynthia Renee Atkins Atkins Banner Barker Barnard Lori G. Melissa Dawn Roger Ray Teresa Anne Teresa Dawn Barr Bentley Bewley Bewley Bible The door is open and the freshman enters . . . He walks into a world of designs , . . a world that he will eventually make coherent and order- ly . . . He leaves a shell called the past . . . and becomes a part of the present . . . The present slides inexorably toward the past and the future rises in the new design of things to come . . . So it was with the Class of 1984. As we walked into a world of reality, history was frozen here. We continued to strive toward maturity and complete independence while retaining the idealistic dreams of young hearts with high hopes. The silent classrooms and empty corridors echoed the chant of days gone by, as we stepped across the threshold for the last time into the realm of the unknown. East will never again have a Class of '84, just as we seniors will never again have East. Seniors 17