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SOPHOMORES Adams, John Ad kins, Mike Anglemyer, Hope Antar, Jamal Anthony, Trisha Arthur, Chris Atchison, Andy Austin, Mike Backus, Tara Baer, Bern Barker, Candy Beach, Mellisa Belcher, Tracy Belle, Tiffany Bentley, Melissa Besecker, Brent Biles, Melissa Bishop, Nick Blackburn, Nathan Blevins, Vanessa Bodey, Kendra Bohannon, Kenny Booghier, Laura Booth, Melissa Bowman, Ray Bowman, Robert Bragg, Christina Brakeall, Tina Bray, Troy Bridgett, Rick Britton, Harold Buchanon, Billie Buck, Crystal Buffington, Debra Burnett, Michael Burton, Ronique Byers, Dawn Cade, Darric Caldwell, Richard Cameron, Marcia Campbell, Patricia Cantrelle, Chris Carry, Michael Carter, Devona Carter, Jodie Carter, Ulysses Casey, Charles Casey, Heather Castle, Kim Caylor, Samantha Chaffin, Nickie Chambers, Karla Chapman, Christie Clark, Lisa Cole, Tony Cole, Tyrone Coles, Kimberly Collier, Chris Colquitt, Jimmie Colser, Lester Colvin, Mike Comer, Joe Connolly, Brenda Cooper, Brian Cooper, Ed Cosby, James Crabtree, Wayne Cremeans, Malanie Crowe, Mark Crowley, Dawn Crosswhite, Tyron Cutlip, Joe Davis, Eric Davis, Francine Davis, Leslie Davis, Stacy Day, Virgil Dearmond, Wayne Deel, Sherri Dewill, Kristie
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A HELPING HAND by Donna Long 1. Malaina Vossquehler displays happiness. 2. Shawn Swonger, a junior special education stu- dent. 3. Mrs. Gusun signs to a student. 4. A map that hangs in the Special Education Depart- ment. 5. Mrs. Phyllis Hultz works at the Braille machine. 6. Melissa Beach has mastered both lip reading and signing. 7. A set of Braille books are available to any student who needs them. II JUNIORS 177
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ARTS OF THE INDUSTRY By Jony Jeffrey S You will find that many students take Industrial Arts for the pleasure as well as career experience. These classes give students hands-on training. It also gives them a chance to experiment with different voca- tions to see what they would be in- terested in. Industrial Arts could be a stepping stone to a whole new range of interests for students. 1. Mr. Crew the drafting teacher. 2. Pictures of the lave. 3. Tools used in woods class. 4. Mr. Conover retired teacher of South high. 5. Mr. Seeright instricts a student in printing class. 6. Chip Truitp and Matt view Mr. Seewrights wordmenship on the printer. 7. Mr. Moore in- structs student on the lave.
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