Shawsville High School - Shawnee Yearbook (Shawsville, VA)

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SIXTH O WAY Remember what it was like to be the littlest kid in school? Well, these students do because they are. Imagine a couple hundred upperclassmen who seem bent on driving you crazy-doing things like telling you your class is meeting behind the door next to 105-which happens to be the boys' bathroom. Sixth graders always appear to get shoved around between classes and to live in a world of knees. Sometimes it seems like they don't even count, and they've got six more years to live in this place! But then again, look how far the sixth graders have come. By the time they have reached the sixth grade, they've left elemen- tary school behind, and they're starting the second phase of their education. Though it may be hard to be the school un- derdogs, these students have it made and now they are on their way up. Teresa Alley Julie Anderson Rose Atkins g ' I . Lori Barnett , William Barnell A Sharon Basham x gm Sybil Brown - Y f Angela Butt 4:-Q Lisa Claxton - A 575 J gg? My .Ar P, ,r ,e K ,ka Q. Akin V J ' VQi-'niif'l :7iitE1t 5 in Q V to - ll . , X '11 Ronnie Cadwell i ' A A ' ij 'e A l 'g r-1- Kevin Compton . Tracy Conner ff , f ea. 1 l' - - -3 0' - sw. ' 9 ,., ,.,-Q 5153? 5 41 ilk-'Eff-FQQ3 ii v N. l lim tl VY 'ii ,,,.. fl , A c l , U Ea Timmy Creed WW ' Lori Donathan l Antionette Dow gl agttff l v ' Aa. i Betty Dudley ' Glenda Early Melinda Early i 68 . Xp, A4 is grew my A fbi G i f ' ii i ' Lil? fy 2' fl- .. J' lf if M' J v--il l Y, ' NA li x 1, 1 .L If 3' I 4. 7 if ' Le, , -X .- 'A ' rg-LT34' 'J C Kimi. - fi D Wrgew J 4 TJV TL Qi J li V V If ,A - : Y 'X' 1 N' , 2 J, l qi-j eff-. i . i' 1 fi QE ' ' V.-I ,xii , 'Yi' FN f f'. 'fu Mlfua 1 n V ' 5 A'-iglli'-'ggi vie X I 1 ' X l 1 ' lfk ' ,. rw ff 'milf'- J 5 K 'NIV 5 0? n K tv-Ugwi i, H... 1 ll ' i l f 'T Xl ' ' .f i t '- Sandra Early Pat Fisher Sonya Gardner Lynwood Goodwin Jeffery Cragett Sharon Hale Todd Hansbrough Gary Harless Lewis Harris Gail Helm Chevella Heslip Billy Johnson Cynthia Jones Joseph Jones Teresa Jones Cindy King Richard King Sherry Kingrey Terry Kingrey Gina Lane Jessie Loving Julia Maris Tressy Martin Leslie Maxey

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SEVENTH GRADERS CAUGHT I THE MIDDLE The middle grade of the Middle School, the seventh graders, are caught between the little kids of the sixth grade and the Nboisterousi' kids of the eighth grade. Even the activities they can join at school reflect that they are in-between. The seventh graders in the band aren't in the beginning band any more, but they aren't in the High School Band either. They are in the Junior Band. The seventh graders can sneer at the sixth graders, but everyone else puts them down. Seventh grade is a time for waiting, looking forward to many things and getting ready for new experiences. Next year they can represent Shawsville High School in sports, and a year later they can join clubs. Until then there is plenty ofgood times and good things left. Even though the seventh graders are caught in the middle, they're enjoying every minute of it. ll l P as Sisie Anderson l T T I Scott Arrington ll l l Jeff Baker l W , Tracy Bland Jamie Boston Charles Bowler ,N E , , ' 'P-'Effie r... ga , r ll x l NA, ri Billie Jo Bowman Tammy Bradford Jerry Bandau Jimmy Conley Leonard Craggelt Mark Craggett l D, wt 95? ll ' I I . . -T . L x l Ln lxr' l' X r, .. l U ,ir Y t -fa Richard Dalton Lisa Dickerson Carl Dillon 70 ,H N , In ' W , , 1 ogg M Hr- .i rl ' 1 N A I' 71 A r r 4 l l r J. Z., :Fi x .- QD, . e 1. 1 V' It DAL' f gl in ,l r hy, 0' 'L .. ,fu iff W' 1 4 'Y I I 1 rg, AF I i I 'aj ' l wg' l :if A , 9.'w.l1 r l i at t- ' lr,-1, lr g -- .y 94 ' 1 I 5 l , l 4 l i X N UAW 5 , ,1- 1 .-Q: 51.1 ':t:gf: -'.,f Jt ' W Beth Boyle Tommy Dunkenburger Rhonda Dunn Leslie Epperly Reggie Ford Sara Francis Alice Gilbert Keith Graham Marvin Graham Ricky Graham Ronnie Hall Chris Handcock Mike Harris Larry Harvey Glenda Hatcher Wally einzelmann Robert Helms Curtis Heslip Allen Howard Betty Huff Brenda Jarrell