Snowden Junior High School - Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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FOR RECREATION AND RELAXATION FOLK DANCES ARE TAUGHT ,r 0. M Ni 'Tr NINTH GRADERS learning The Texas Siar. A LESSON LEARNED WELL - TO WIN OR LOSE GRACIOUSLY EIGHTH GRADE CHAMPlONS-First row: Harriet Freiner, Jane Johnson, Martha Fortinberry. Second NINTH GRADE CHAMPIONS-First row: Delma row: Etta Jean Engelloerg, Dianne Lazarov, Sue Klotz, Judy Shook. Second row: Rebecca Black- Lockridge, Marilyn Less. well, Jocelyn Dan, Margaret Baker. li ' , if I .X I . , T, Luo y .L A LEEE 2 N W - Us V , 1 , 1 Y -v v. 0 U- sl:- , , - . vc, I P N I l fx' I ' -r qv. T T7 we ' ig -Q I I K r ,Qi . , R Y X ,uk rf y, ry il

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TO KEEP THEM TRIM AND PHYSICALLY FIT E I G H T H GRADE G Y M C L A S S - Studying the bone structure of the hu- man body. E wx NINTH GRADE girls receiving instruction in GOLF. PING PONG CHAMPIONS practicing for The Left to right: Sally Pethel, Betty Graves, La Keta tournament. Left to right-Selma Engelberg, Elaine Rickly, Margaret Baker. , Fox, Margaret Baker. '- -

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i.ooKiNe FAR INTO THE FUTURE. . . OUR BASEBALL TEAM Rf sf BASEBALL in the rough an' we mean rough. Sitting: Al- lyn Kantor, Bobby Kilpatrick, Leslie Brueck, Frank Reid, T o m m y White. Standing: Ned An- drews, Glenn Hays, Jerry Engelberg, Bobby Chambers, Marcus Laughlin, Stephen Engelberg, Freddie Aitken. TO OUR MOMS AND DADS-We are proud of the loyalty of our,moms and dads- who come taithtully to all games-Be the weather good or bad-Whether we win or lose. Not only in games is their interest shown, but in every activity of Snowden. We thank you most heartily. tablet