McGavock High School - Etc Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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| Wayne Swafford How do you feel about || having the freshmen at || McGavock? | The freshmen have really || messed up life at McGavock. lj) We have had less pep rallies, | crowded halls, and stricter disci- | pline. I think we should send | them back to Cameron. What impresses you the'}| most about McGavock? The music and computer de- jj partment. Has the size of the school taken away from or added to the level of education ob- tained here? Why do you feel this way? | It has added to the level of |I education because of the great- er number of classes offered, but being large, it has eereased | | the personal teacher-student re- | | lationship. i

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Richard Schultz Lisa Scott Sharon Scott Kenneth Scribner Richard Scudder Phyllis Selley Debbie Sells Robin Sessoms John Shaia Hattie Sharber Fred Shaw Michael Shelton Susan Shelts Don Shenenberger Bill Shipp Dale Simmons Ronnie Sims Tony Slatton Tim Sloan Della Smallwood Laurie Smallwood Annie Smith Anthony Smith Barbara Smith Beth Smith Celeste Smith Christi Smith Dennis Smith Hoyt Smith Janice Smith Kim Smith Kimberly Smith Laurie Smith Marilyn Smith Michael Smith Pat Smith Randy Smith Ray Smith Richard Smith Roger Smith Sherry Smith Valerie Spann Charlotte Speakman Renee Spicer DeeAnn Staples

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sae eae Mary Lynn Wakefield If you had the opportuni- ty to change one thing about McGavock, what would it be and why? The school spirit. Cheering has brought me in contact with many people and other schools. Other’s school spirit seems to carry their school no matter winning or losing. I wish McGa- vock spirit would shine high over everyone. What’s the funniest thing that has happened to you in your past years at McGa- vock? Cheering one night at a home game, | was getting up into a stunt cheer when my foot slipped off the shoulder of an- other cheerleader and I fell. Ev- eryone was laughing and my face turned red, red. What advice do you give to the class of ’82? Carry yourself well and learn to be kind to one another, black or white, and make your high school days the best yet. |