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

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Senior Hall of Fame Outstanding seniors received awards for achievements. Awards are given each year to seniors who are outstanding in certain areas. These awards are: Citizenship, Leadership, Scholarship, Chorus, Band, and Athletics. The seniors were: Greg Ott CCitizenshipJ, Ilona Lawless and Sheri Stinson fLeadershipJ, Sheri Stinson, Trisha Gregory, and Becky Nettles CScholarshipj, Joy McFadden and Marcia Blan- ton CChorusj, Joy Bryant and Ruth Vaughn fBandJ, and Mar- lon Jones and Leigh Gallups CAthleticsJ. The seniors were selected by the faculty. The three seniors that had the top three grade point averages at the time the nominations were made won the scholarship awards. Before each winner could be determined, the seniors selected by the faculty must have also been approved by the administration. Mr. Richard Parker selected the band award, Mrs. Kay Alcorn selected the chorus award, and athletics was selected by Coaches Craig Wicke and Barbara Gustin. We wish to con- gratulate these seniors for their outstanding achievements. l 74fSenior Hall of Fame Yr 1ypnQll'f'

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Juniors made it swiftly to their senior year. The years went swiftly by for the Juniors as the Senior year quickly approached. This was the first year the class of 83,' participated in the JuniorfSenior prom. They held contests such as the annual theme contest to pick the theme for the prom, and the Beauty and the Beast contest to raise money. The Junior class council was responsible for these activities, and helped a great deal. The council officers consisted of Willow Mackenzie, President, Kelly Snyder, Vice president, and Carmella Bright, secretary. The sponsor was Jim McMullen. l I. Junior class council officers: Willow Machenzie, president, Kelly Snyder, vice president, Carmella Bright, secretary. 2. Andrea Butler shows that you can have fun even under the stress of school. Jamil Ahmad Kelyn Alston Kenneth Anderson Connie Armound Kathy Barrette Sharon Bartell Scott Baxla Karen Benton 76 f Juniors '4'