Snowden Junior High School - Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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For We Realize by Working Together We Get Things Done 4-I FIRST ROW: Lebovitz, Mulhern, Norman, Schaffer, Daniels, Buring, Stevenson, Williams. SECOND ROW: Hicks, Keathley, Klyce, Weir, Frederick, Rain, Pilant, Bollinger. THIRD ROW: Reid, Gray, Wilson, Johnson, Rhodes, Davis, Carter, Frazier, Hilbun, Walker, Andre, James, Zeitlin, Howell, Veal, McCormick. Our Dependence on Teachers Is Lessening-Our Independence IS Growing 1 L -0 ' - mo -4- -' ' r Eh 'T'X ir., ,QQ-vga A. , ,V , V , .il-f Q'-J, K, -'ir' S T '5 -wha 4-2 FIRST ROW: Thompson, Stoltz, Watkins, Walker, Futris, Sprott, Nichols, Lubin. SECOND ROW: Bishop, Tant, Wright, Dixon, Taylor, Mglhem, Parker, Raiford, McCarrell. THIRD ROW: Melton, Leonard, Segal, Jaynes, Lynn, Smith, Breytspraak, Bolton. FOURTH ROW: Stevens, Lamberth, Weems, Jones, Gordan, Stover, Steckol, Reeves, Porter. 4-3 FIRST -ROW: Gilmer, Jenkins, Johnson, Gruen, Spurlock, Wallaoe, Matthews, Wilks. SECOND ROW: Elder, Rodgers, Porter, Bigger, Copeland, Marshall, Medlin, Bailey. THIRD ROW: McKenzie, Peterson, Slinkard, Cooley, Talley, Simpson, Lash, Bonwich. FOURTH ROW: Graffron, Autry, Ste- vens, Embry, Beavon, Burton, Taylor, Bill Taylor. NOT PICTURED: Baker, Ragsdale, Van Middles- worth, Barry. 'Atm-

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In Our Small Way We Share in School and Citizenship Responsibilities .sg llilria' Girls from the sixth grade, Phoebe Fox, Jane Montgomery, Elizabeth Bailey, Ann Marie Handy, Judy Gore and Evelyn Snipes, serve as line monitors To bring in the second grade lines. 4 Sarah Shaw, John Shaw and Mike West serve as librarians checking out books to Jane Anderson, David Brown and William Diehl Each Year We Grow in Size, Knowledge anal Ability to D0 Things 3-l FIRST ROW: Futris, Scott, Frazier, Windland, Thurmond, Emmons, Hubbard, Orpet. SECOND ROW: Dowling, Hudson, McDaniel, Turbeville, Conerly, Cone, Kessner, Baker. THIRD ROW: An' derson, Weir, Robbins, Kean, Brooks, Scrivner, Owens, Blanchard, Garrison. FOURTH ROW: Rob- erts, Green, Dildy, Fryer. NOT PICTURED: Lovett, Aiello. 3-2 FIRST ROW: Boswell, Lyon, Huey, Moore, Hoff- man, Odom, Brashear, Levy. SECOND ROW: Reid, Brown, Carter, Samuelson, Beaton, Howard, An- derson, Gott. THIRD ROW: Hutkin, Lansky, Zan- gill, David Brown, Davis, Stephenson, Aspero, Richards. FOURTH ROW: McCall, Hicks, Swaney, Starling, Diehl, Sturdivant. NOT PICTURED: War- ing, Jones. I6 9 im., .ty xi' np'

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5-'l We read to sing and how we love it. Singing comes natural to most A new kind of reading has entered our school life, the reading of of us. It is a lovely way to express our happy feelings. Music. We read to play and sing. We are the Beginners' Band. We think we're doin' fine. X Our Reading Ability Increases-W e Read Music to Sing and Play y W e Choose Our Books and Write Reports-and Study Science More Seriously The 5-2's have a Book Club. The officers are Jimmie Britton, Patrick As scientists these 5-3's, Mike Gardner, David Kidd, and Judy Johnson Patterson, llene Ballin and Bonnie Blanton. After reading the book are making a small beginning with an experiment using dry batteries. of our choice we write a report which is read to the group. ' W- if-we 5 ,,., QL , ' f . -:ex E 1 g n. -. ' , --+5 -.R i y . at l If N im . ,lr If l x . I in , . fx ' , . x , x zliu amn: -1