Morristown Hamblen East High School - Itakha Yearbook (Morristown, TN)

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Paula Capps shows her enthusiasm by jumping high into the air. Sherry Teague will always remember graduation as a sad, yet rewarding experience For our generation, one of the most expressive forms of communication is emotions. Without real- izing it, we convey our feelings to others each a'ay through our own respective forms of emotional expression. Even as we strive to voice our thoughts, they often hecome so intense that they defy verbal communication. It is then that our emotions reveal our happiness or sorrow, our enthusiasm or apathy. Because emotions give us an outlet for our feelings, perhaps they paint a truer portrait of our inner selves than any other form of communication.

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u s ,Q 'e',n',l .A .s':s':s .s 9 n W'ith other members of the First Methodist Church MY F, Brenda Pilcher and Helen Lewis often help with the Sunday School Class for retarded children. I0 ifsf' '75 Anchor Club members Patricia Riddle, Toni Rucker, and Mary Guertin' exhibit a sense of pride in their community by raking leaves on the Court-m house lawn. As Sally Lacy leaves school, she smiles and waves to one of her classmates. , ,fur