Scotts Hill High School - Lion Yearbook (Scotts Hill, TN)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE PAGE SCHOOL LIFE FOREWORD DEDICATIO N PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE FACULTY SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN JUNIOR HIGH ELEMENTARY FAVORITES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS YEARBOOK STAFF ADVERTISERS

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FORWARD We come to school to learn about a truth we can meet and witness. In searching for it, we find a common bond which ties us together with more strength. Our teachers help us to discover these truths through gentle persuasion and guidance, but most of all, we help each other by caring enough to give our time. These things are certainly true of the students and teachers of Scotts Hill School.

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DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1974, would like to pay a special tribute to three people who have helped us to reach our goal. They are Mrs. Margaret Dyer, Mr. Joe Mac Hampton, and Mr. Jerry Lynn Ivey. Many people play a part in our lives every day and without their help and assistance we would not be able to achieve our goals, but there are certain people who have played a special role in our work this year. As a result, we would like to take this oppor¬ tunity to dedicate our yearbook to them. To you, Mrs. Dyer, we wish to express our deepest gratitude for the many things you have done for us. You were always ready and willing to lend a hand and help whenever you could. As we built our yearbook, it was plain to see that you were the hardest-working senior” of all. In this dedication, we want to thank you again, Mrs. Dyer, for all your love, patience, and understanding. To you, Mr. Hampton, thank you for the continuing patience you have had with us in our most trying times. With the help and assistance you have given us, our yearbook has become one of the greatest in Scotts Hill School ' s history. Your untiring efforts as a sponsor and advisor has made our Beta Club what it is today. So in order to show our sincere appreciation, love, and gratitude, we didicate our yearbook to you. To you, Mr. Ivey, you’ve only been with us a short while but it seems like always. We realize you can ' t fill anyone ' s shoes and that ' s not to be expected. After all, you ' ve done such a tremen¬ dous job filling your own. You have always been willing to cooper¬ ate completely with us and everyone else. The changes made since you ' ve been with us have been in the best interest of the school, students, faculty, and everyone else concerned. You ' ve accompanied our teams on all the ball trips. These are just a few of the many things you have done to make this year the best for all concerned. As we said before, to you, Mr. Ivey, we dedicate this edition of the 1974 Lion. Again, for all the help, love, understanding, and patience you have shown, we offer this dedication to Mrs. Dyer, Mr. Hampton, and Mr. Ivey. 6