Snowden Junior High School - Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Many find changing from one group to another difficult at first 7-44 FIRST ROW: Jordan, Kirschner, Hughes, Klyce, Lindsey, Levine, Kahn, C. Jones. SECOND ROW: J. Jones, Kidd, Hatch, Knauer, Carpenter, Hayes, Hastings, Hiegel. THIRD ROW: Kashdan, Lobaugh, Jackson, Kessner, Jolley, Gravenmier, Kaplan, Kessler. FOURTH ROW: Campbell, Harris, Kirkpatrick, Rucker, Hudson, Beaumont, Jennings, Less, Guenther. oi' ir, But soon learn to co-operate and participate with the group in which they are located 7-5 FIRST ROW: Johnson, M il l e r Laughlin, Carpenter, Kundert, Mont: gomery, Lovell, T. McKenzie. SEC- OND ROW: Malone, McRae, Martin Romano, Kaye, Jolley, Moore, Lowe. THIRD ROW: Masingill, I. McKen- zie, McDaniel, Lestor, Hume, James, Phillips, Leviton. FOURTH ROW: P. Moore, Ladd, Hays, McMurry, Hipp, Lowry, Pultz, Carroll. 7-6 FIRST ROW: Ramsbottorn, Pollak, Riggs, Rothenberg, Rothman, Reis- man, Reid, Reed. SECOND ROW: Henry, Morris, Robinson, Robbins, Ballard, Prince, Lewis, Ryland. THIRD ROW: Nichols, Nathan, Rich- ards, Patton, Oswald, Omell, Richard- son, Powell. FOURTH ROW: Reyn- olds, Richardson, Read, Ruleman, Ra ford, Oaks, Paddison, Lowe, Moss. NOT PICTURED: McCormick, Shoaf.

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ln the Seventh Grade we go through a changing stage 7-1 FIRST ROW: Baruchman, Bomar, Buchignani, Davis, Askew, Awsumb, Bloom, Chase, Bassman. SECOND ROW: Boyd, Ackerman, Beyers, Bax- ter, Armstrong, Bollheimer, Adkins, Agee, Bredow. THIRD ROW: Boyer, Ashendorf, Buesse, Ewing, Brenner, Black, Bourland, - Amy, Caudle. FOURTH ROW: Andre, Castellaw, Archer, Billings, Bickel, Butler. NOT PICTURED: Christley We have to adjust to several teachers instead of just one 7-2 FIRST ROW: Buderman, S. Diamond, Cranford, Atkins, Eskridge, Crowley, Carey. SECOND ROW: Sherry Cole, Dent, Crawford, Cunningham, Finley, Brown, Brittan. THIRD ROW: Frien- er, Honeycutt, Fisher, Daniels, Chulos, Cook, Crowder, Brand. FOURTH ROW: Cupp, Burks, Dweck, Denton, C. Davis, Danshy, Sandra Cole, Bry- ant. NOT PICTURED: R. Davis, Gale, L. Diamond, Goodman. - 7-3 FIRST ROW: F utris, Epstein, Foote, Drake, Huey, Gardner, Fineberg, Ed- er, Egbert. SECOND ROW: Goldberg, Spiegel, Green, Grinspan, Hardison, Howell, Fox, Fitzpatrick. THIRD ROW: Harrell, Halford, Handy, Gore, Leach, Grusin, Foules, Hickel, Guth- rie. FOURTH ROW: Hu hes Colston 1: , , Q Gaston, Gammel, Gumer, Cone, Thom- gi sl as, Cullen. NOT PICTURED: Farley, Johe.

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Learning to Work with groups prepares us for adjustment to life situations 7-7 FIRST ROW: Safferstone, Shiffman, Safier, C. Smith, Schatz, Sachritz, Shryock, Stephenson. SECOND ROW: John Calvin Smith, Randolph, San- ders, Shaw, West, Solomon, Stark, Shannonf THIRD ROW: Silverstein, Segal, Simmons, Sisler, .lohnt Clinton Smith, S. Smith, Snipes, Salomon. FOURTH ROW: Smolensky, Pope, Huffman, Spurlock, Seaton, Scales, Sloan, B. Smith. A most important lesson for us to learn for successful living Come to think of it we sev- enth graders are beginning to grow up. More and more we are given things to do that require some responsi- bility. This library job is our first real duty. Sandra Crowley and ,lane Montgomery are checking books out to other seventh graders. Sherry Cole is typ- ing new library cards. We like to work like this. 7-8 FIRST ROW: B. Young, White, Spru- ill, Robinson, Shelby, Shaw, Welch, Zito. SECOND ROW: Stevenson, Un- derwood, L. Wilson, Weinreich, Vaughn, Yarbrough, Tant, Wright. THIRD ROW: L. Young, Ward, S. Tucker, Vincent, Stovall, Westerfield, Stewart, Williamson. FOURTH ROW: Thurmond, Wallace, Ullrich, E. Tuck- er, Turk, Swarner, Wing. NOT PIC- TURED: Stroud, D. Wilson. gr-. - . - y,