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

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6 Opening ometimes, it all seemed too much for us. We struggled and strove to achieve that most desired goal - to graduate. There were many nights in which we stayed up late either to baffle our minds with Algebra or Chemistry, to finish our research papers, or to cram

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ogether here, we all lived and grew - learning responsibility, making commitments, and sharing those special moments with friends both old and new. In our jeans, Mother Fletchers and Panama Jack shirts, carrying our Adidas bags, we may have looked like all other East Tennessee high school students, but in our very ordinariness, we were unique. We were the freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors together for the first and only time ever in this particular arrangement. We were EAST in 1984. ' nb Opening ,Wx Top: Paula Wells and Lesa Miser. Bottom Left: Jennifer Green displays a little senior spirit. Bottom Right: Melissa Moore is undoubtedly overwhelmed with new new hat.