McGavock High School - Etc Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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David Taft Melia Tanksley Lydia Taylor Rhonda Taylor Brenda Thomas Donna Tidwell Robert Tigg Jennifer Tinkle Terry Tipps Steve Todd Dennis Traughber Kay Travis Jimmy Trolinger Tommy Turbeville Janet Tucker DiAnne Turnbow LuAnne Turnbow Jimmy Turner Denise Tyree Mary Uhler Sue Upchurch Valerie Utley Bryan Vaden Cindy Van Kluy:' Brent Vance Kent Vandercook Danny Vermillon Bruce Vernon David Waggoner Staley Waggoner Ellen Wagner David Waldron Hollie Walker Richard Walker Tommy Walker Trent Walker NAVOTES Tenae Wall Connie Wallace Lana Wallace Rene Wallace Tonya Waller Eleanor Warren Sebastian Watson Tricia Weaver Becky Webb Denise Webster Bill Weigeshoff Grady Welch 260

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Bill Slaughter Quintin Smallin Jeff Smith Jeff Smith Jerry Smith Kenny Smith Laura Smith Mark Smith Mike Smith Pamela Smith Roger Smith Scott Smith Sherwin Smith Terry Smith Sue Smotherman Barbara Sneed Bill Sneed Robert Snyder Rhonda Spicer Odell Spurlock Kenny Stafford Gerald Staggs Joe Stalsworth Jamie Stanley Teresa Stanton Carl Starks Betty Steorts Brian Stewart Gina Stevenson Stephanie Stevenson Chelle Stockstill Blake Stone Nancy Story Craig Stovall Tod Strain Connie Stroop Tom Sturges Kenny Sullivan Kenny Sutton Sharon Sutton Teresa Swafford David Swallows Ellen Szugyi David Tabor

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REMEMBER ... Connie Whisenant John White Steve White Remember the good old days? That’s back when your dad had to walk twelve miles to go to school and your mom had to get up at daybreak to milk the cow. Well, when I hear these stories, I wonder what I will tell my children my good old days were like. Hopeful- ly, the rough times won’t be what I will tell them about, rather, fun times I have had here at McGa- vock. For some of 1978-79 Junior class, this year has meant having to read one boring novel after another, while wondering if you will find time for your history and geometry. Other Juniors have spent the year counting the minutes until lunch, so they could make it to the smoking porch and see that favorite guy or girl. Every junior should stop and count their bless- ings for each time they’ve escaped to McDonald’s and made it back, without an “‘encounter of the prin- cipal kind.” When we consider the year as a whole, it has been a working year, in which we all found time to party. The party time made the work bearable, and sometimes more than worth the effort. At the end of this year, we the Junior class, should prayerfully remember our friends who have left this world in their youth; the patient understanding teach- ers who have helped us; and our own family. We turn our eyes and expectations to the coming year ahead; and in ages to come, when we reflect on our McGa- vock years, let us remember the laughter and not the Mark Whitekiller Hank Widick Darrell Williams David Williams Howie Williams Jerry Williams Kathy Williams Paul Williams Russell Williams Connie Neighbors Stephanie Williams Tammy Williams Teresa Williams Parker Wilson Ronald Wilson Carole Wisener Jay Wolverton Reggie Womack Sharon Womack Yolanda Woods Lisa Wooten Chris Workman Scott Workman Arlinda Wright Mark Wright Toni Wyatt Carol Yates Joanna Yearwood Chris York Richard Young Keith Zeller 261