McGavock High School - Etc Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Left: Cute is the most fitting word to describe these two classy Seniors. Paul Carney and Gayle Collins grin mischeiviously in the Opryland Hotel after being chosen Cutest. Below left: Chris Crockarell and Theresa Jackson both have an abundance of musical talent and their ability to entertain has become appar- ent to many students at school. Throughout the year they have performed before and delighted many au- diences and greatly deserve to be called Most Talent- ed. Below: Judging by their classes this year, their grades in these classes, position on the Honor Roll, and by their being c hosen Honor Students this year Lisa Helton and Keith Churchwell are here seen as Most Intellectual.

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Above: Susan Bennett and Joey Willis have been found by their teachers and peers to be in the right place whenever they are needed and ever ready to lend a helping hand. They well deserve to be called Most Dependable. Above Right: This category is extremely well illustrated. Talisa Wilson and Chip Blocker are not only Shyest but it is apparent that in this picture one of them is too shy. Right: Donna Thompson and Steve Dunlap pause (only momentar- ily) for someone to get a word in edgewise or rather a picture, while they are photographed as Most Talk- ative.

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140 As previously seen on the preceding pages, this year the Senior Superlatives were divided into categories and ap- propriate persons selected by the Senior class to represent them for the year 1978-79. In conjunction with these cate- gories the distinction of being chosen Mr and Miss McGa- vock was given to eight outstanding Seniors this year. These people were chosen because they best denote all of the qualities which the total Senior Superlative section attempts to display. Left: East School Mildred Elam and Jeff Jolly Above: North School Rhonda Coleman and Edward Audain