Eastside High School - Ram Country Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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Ll, 58 f Seniors Memories, activities, and friends created an exciting senior year. Memories: good one, bad ones, ones that we regretted and those that we cherished. Activities: homecoming, pep rallies, football games, Senior Portraits, Grad Night, the Prom, Class Night, Baccalaureate, and Commencement were events of a year gone by. It was a year that the seniors were anxious for, but when it came, it went by faster than they expected. Friends: ones that we knew for years and those that were newly found friends. Those to continue along in school with and those never to be seen again. All of these things were on the minds of every graduating senior of the class of 1982. The Senior Class Council, headed by Lissa Stallings, and Mrs. Carolyn Whitehead, advisor, made the seniors' last year at Eastside the most memorable one. The council was responsible for the Class Picnic and a Parent-Sponsor Night, which added to the enjoyment of the senior year. As the seniors left our side to pursue various interests, some planned to continue their education, and others to begin careers of families on the out side. As the seniors continue on in their lives, they will still hold the memories of the years they had inside our side. 1. Senior Council members attend another enthusias- tic meeting. 2. FIRST ROW: Ms. Jenkins, advisor, Becky Burton, Paige Trippensee, Lissa Stallings, Sharyl Kamlah, Gayla Beach, Barbara Reeb, Malanie Cowart, Donna Sealy, Mrs. Whitehead, advisor. SECOND ROW: Stacy Bridges, Jenny Owen, Kay Roper, Lori Millott, Stephanie Dutton, Karen Pal- lone, Melinda Gaimbrone, Kelly Greenan. THIRD ROW: Tammy Cash, Debbie Kirby, Mary Hill, Leigh Gallops, Dana Hall, Tricia Gregory, Sheri Stinson, Marcia Blanton. 3. Senior Council officers prepare the agenda for another meeting. MM in-Q.. 2 3

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CLASSES Our side is often categorized into classes, dividing us into freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Going through four years of high school allows ample time to get to know fellow classmates, and by our senior year, we develop a strong identity with our class. Each class has a council in charge of organizing class activi- ties and raising class funds. The junior council is primarily concerned with the Junior-Senior Prom, and the senior council takes care of Grad Night, Class Night, and senior superlatives. Classes also inspire healthy competition and rivalry. Pep ral- lies get rowdy during the spirit competition between classes. Necklaces with f'82 can be seen around campus, and Class of '84,' is often scribbled on random chalkboards. Beginning in our freshman year, we cultivate a certain pride in and identity with our own respective class. This sense of belonging and pride should be valued and cherished, for we may never again experience anything quite like it. Classes X 57

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