South Junior High School - Rocket Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1980 volume:

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Viv a... 4...... v..- ......W....u - Lastin 1m msszbns Wemen toes M ' Opening 5 Mr $2,224, JJ J: 6 OPening Opening 7 Lastmg Impresszbns 8 Opening Opening 9 ? Lastin 1m resszbns 10 Opening Opening 11 OHS .1 $ r. ' m m way L 12 Opening Leamm Opening 13 Features SECTION EDITORS Howard Hobbs Jimmy McMahan UPPER RIGHT: Cindy McGill and Wimpy Owens pose for dance pic- tures. LOWER LEFT: Builders Club members Gary Anderson and Donna Harris collect money at front door. LOWER RIGHT: Peggy McNutt and Kevin Debusk dance to their favorite songs. 14 Features WOKI Hosts School Dance Students finally had a chance to have fun at school without working as they danced to their favorite songs at the Back to School dance. Sponsored by the Builderts Club the dance was held after the football game on September 25. WOKI disc jockies played the current hits as the students enjoyed being to- gether after the summer vacation. UPPER LEFT: Regina Hayes and Tony Long boogie down. UPPER RIGHT: WOKI provides the music. LOWER LEFT: Students disco to the pop- ular record, My Sharona . LOWER RIGHT: Gary Anderson and Melinda Ford dance together at the Back to School Dance. Features t 15 Newcomers Form First Impressions of SIHS As the seventh graders entered South to begin their junior high years, their reactions to the school and their first impressions were varied: I thought, Oh Gosh, it will take me all yeartto learn where my classes are in this huge school. e Mary Parker uOn the first day of school I was a little excited and a little bit scared because I didntt know where anything was. .. Michelle Morris ttI thought I would never get used to going to six different classes and having six different teachers? e Valerie Pierce UPPER LEFT: Ms. Amburn lines up seventh grade students. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Shoun directs traffic through the hall. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Underwood answers questions for the newcomers. CENTER: Ms. Orth welcomes her homeroom group. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Nations leads his group to homeroom. ' 16 Features 17 S e r. U f. a e F ', V9 Regina Earns Title ?3' Before the Homecoming game South held Spirit Week to boost student enthusiasm. Some of the events held during Spirit Week included Fifties Day, Sock Day, Red and White Day, and Clown Day. During halftime at the South and Maryville football game the crowd eagerly awaited the presentation of the Sports Queen contestants and the announcement of the finalists. Regina Stanton, who raised over one thousand dollars for the Athletic Department, will long re- member October 30, 1979. UPPER RIGHT: The five finalists for Sports Queen are Missy Reynolds, Carla Miller, Regina Stanton, Debbie Mowery and Renee Carringer. LOWER LEFT: Regina Stanton is crowned the Sports Queen. LOWER RIGHT: Luann Frei and Ernie Jones pose for dance pictures. 18 Features UPPER RIGHT: The students enjoy the Homecoming Dance. LOWER LEFT: Former students attend the game. LOWER-RIGHT: Sports Queen Contestants Wirst Rowl Renee Carringer, Debbie Mowery, Regina Stan- ton, Missy Reynolds, Carla Miller. $econd Row Martha White, Kelly Vaulton, Leslie Venner, Rosemary Cooper, Anne Wayman, Donna Hensley, Tammy Woods, Rhonda Jackson, Ashley Price, Sheila Teffeteller, Pam Sherrod, Martha Leatherwood. IThird Row Cissy Troutt, Kathy Perry, Les1ie Johnson, Teresa Treece, Roberta Line, Robin Snurr, Joy Cross, Sharon Troutt, Beth Chambers, Tracy LaBeIle, Sherry Johnson, Tonya Gar- land. winda Reed, not picJ Features 1 9 Rallies Blast Off Rockets During the football season pep rallies blasted off school spirit and aroused enthusiasm for the team. As the band played the fight song and the cheerleaders encouraged the crowd to yell, the sounds of excitement grew louder and louder. Teammates and students left the pep rallies fired up for the evening game. UPPER RIGHT: Rome Lawson wins the HMost Spirited Award. LOWER LEFT: Football players receive Quarter Pounders for a suc- cessful year. LOWER RIGHT: Selected players and cheerleaders per- form acrobatic stunts. 20 Features UPPER LEFT: Kelly Weaver wins the ttMost Spirited Award. UPPER RIGHT: Paula Edmonds leads a cheer. LOWER: Eager students try to catch the bubble gum the cheerleaders are tossing into the stands. Features 2 1 Although denim jeans, tennis shoes, and T-shirts re- mained the standard clothing in a studenfs wardrobe, cor- duroy slacks, vests, and velour shirts added a new look to the mix and match combinations. Wind breakers and warm-up jackets were popular during cool weather as stu- dents added layers of clothing to prepare for the energy crunch. 22 Features M-O-V-I-N-G Into the 803 Features 23 UPPER: Mrs. Taylofs homeroom turns in ballots for the election. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. McNeil turns in homeroom ballots to Mr. Andrews. RIGHT: Lisa Wilkerson, Donna Walker and Michelle Watson assist Mr. Andrews. 24 Features Students Cast Ballots For Class Officers During the first week of December students voted for class officers, which included president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer for each grade. To qualify as a can- didate, students had to turn in petitions signed by twenty five students in the same grade. Before the elections candi- dates campaigned with posters and nametags. Mr. Jim An- drews conducted the election and served as adivisor to the class officers. UPPER: Lisa Wilkerson wears a campaign badge for her favorite candi- date. LOWER: Andy Chapman hangs a campaign poster. Q t 65 ft: a ,, f t ts , i, , I ?WVM p t, m u v.. . v m. ALI. merTb Features 25 GM Presents Previews of Progress On December 7, General Motors sponsored an as- sembly to the South students. Consuelo Ty Ancog presented demonstrations using solor energy to power a car, mixed ingredients together to form synthetic mate- rials, and entertained the audience with a talking com- puter and laser beam light show. The demonstrations vividly portrayed the application of scientific discov- eries to modern day living. UPPER: Mr. Underwood introduces the demonstrator. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Ty Ancog explains the experiments. LOWER RIGHT: Rocky Atchley tries to control the gyroscope inside the suitcase. 26 Features Coaches Award Letters at Sports Banquet The South Junior High All Sports banquet was held on December 12, at Ramseys Cafeteria. Guest speakers included Roland James and Brent Watson from the University of Tennessee football team. South coaches presented awards to outstanding team members and awarded letters to participants in football, volleyball, and cross country. Features 2 7 Heres Comes Santa Before Christmas vacation began, the holiday spirit was expressed throughout the school. Y-Teens spon- sored a door decoration contest for first period classes to creatively express their thoughts for the holiday sea- son. Singing carols, exchanging gifts, decorating the school, and attending Christmas concerts students ea- gerly awaited the arrival of Santa and a two-week vaca- tion from school. UPPER: Rhonda Jackson admires the nativity scene in the library. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Williamst class wins third place in the door decoration contest. LOWER RIGHT: Doug Testerman and Kelly Rus- sell hang decorations in the Home Economics living room for the Christmas party. 28 Features UPPER: Mrs. Webb submits her Christmas list to Santa Rocky AtchleyL LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Taylofs first period Class wins the door decoration contest. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Overton decorates the library door. Features 29 :xd , Soloishts Perform at Christmas Concerts 'During December the chorus presented concerts at the United American Bank, the Hyatt Regency, and the school auditorium. Under the direction of Mrs. Beverly Kerr one hundred and twenty choral members partici- pated in the concerts. Selected soloists performing in- cluded Jimmy Staley, Regina Stanton, Missy Day, Billy Jackson, George Davis, Missy Crowder, Erik Chandler, and Wendy Winfrey. UPPER: Santa Claus makes a surprise visit to South. LOWER: Mrs. Kerr plays the piano and directs the chorus at the Hyatt House. 30 Features UPPER LEFT: Billy Jackson sings hLovely Child, Holy Child . UPPER RIGHT: Wendy Winfrey and Erik Chandler sing a duet. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Kerr introduces the soloists. LOWER RIGHT: Andy Thurman, Kim Hancock, Michelle Watson, and Becky Maclin admire the exhibit at the Hyatt House. Features 3 1 Student Accomplishments Earn Recognition UPPER LEFT: All City Volleyball - Allene Chapman and Joan Colson. UPPER RIGHT: School Representatives to Optimist Club banquet - Angie Spengler and Bill Scott. LOWER LEFT: Y-Teen Sweethearts Darryl Ross, Eric Spang- ler, and Eric Henderson. LOWER RIGHT: All City F ootball - Darryl Ross War ler and Johnny Haun War righth Honorable Mention - Steve Tanner and Alan Harrod. Q39 Features Junior Band Clinic: First Row Andy Thurman, Skylar Silvers. Second Row - Ioan Colson, Glenda McNeely, Marie O C0nnor. Third Row - Becky Maclin, Mark Williams, Chris Satterfield. Back Row - LB. Bach, David Thompson, Darryl Douglas. Orchestra Clinic: Front Row - Emily Romines, Elisabeth Giles, Susan Hancock, Scott King. Back Row - Harold Woods, I.B. Bach, and Mark Williams. Features 33 34 Featums Big Events Form Lasting Impressions Features 35 Sports SECTION EDITORS Missy Longmire Chris Satterfield 36 Sports Laura Beeler Debbie Black t. Paula Edmonds Mary Mayfield Lisa Phillips Janet Repass Kim Strike Julie Watson Cheerleaders Throughout the year the cheerleaders have done their best to pep up the fans and the players for the games. Sponsor Betsy Taylor tleftl and Captain Jill Roberts lopposite pagel provided leadership and guid- , ance to the squad. With chants and cheers like ttRock , J, Steady and We Are Challenged the fans were spir- ited in victory and in defeat. The cheerleaders enjoyed summer camp at UT from July 29th to August 2nd. The squad received second place among all junior high schools in Knoxville for their outstanding work. Sports 37 F ootball The Rockets got off to a rolling start by crushing F ar- ragut 30-0 at home. After this victory they continued the season winning four more games and losing only three. This success would not have been possible with- out the enthusiasm, spirit, and support of the players and fans. Through excellent coaching and determina- tion the Rockets brought home a Victorious five and three record. 38 Sports UPPER LEFT: Steve Tanner receives an accurately thrown pass. LOWER LEFT: Alan Harrod runs for extra yard- age. CENTER LEFT: Coach Darnell administers some first aid. CENTER RIGHT: Alan Harrod receives a pass. UPPER RIGHT: The rockets take the field. LOWER RIGHT: The team encourages their teammates. Sports 39 Coaching As a coach, David Garner per- formed the regular duties, but he also endured more than most peo- ple realized. While watching the plays develop Coach Gamer expe- rienced a variety of emotions - worry, excitement, anger, and satis- faction. Why a coach endures such pressure is a mystery. 40 Sports FrontRow: Buddy Beller, Gary Houser, Frank Merrit,Iimmy Stanley, Avans, Eric Spangler, Brian Herring, Scott King, Darryl Douglas. Daren Townsend, Richard Hines. Second Row: Bill Scott, Ron Callis, Fifth Row: Darryl Ross, Johnny Haun, Tony Owenby, Brian Perry, Jimmy McMahan, George Davis, Ricky Forster, Tim Whaley. Third Van Morgan, Chris Satterfield, Todd Stiles.Sixth Row: Eric Chandler, Row: Richard Henry, Tim Tipton, John Brown, Charles Richey, Carl Alan Harrod, Steve Tanner, Rob Leatherwood, Mike Watkins, Mark King, Mark Young, Scott Daniels. Fourth Row: Mike Flynn, Darryl Williams. Scoreboard SOUTH OPPONEN T 3 0 Farragut O 6 Rule 0 0 Bearden 1 8. 3 0 Whittles 2 2 2 8 Gresham 1 6 2 8 Christenberry 6 0 Northwest 2 6 0 Maryville 14 Volleyball When told he was the new volleyball coach, Gary Mahoneyts first reaction was, uDo we have any good players'. After the first practice he realized that the team had some weaknesses, but they were potentially good. Although in the beginning the team did not know how to line up correctly on the court, with prac- tice they improved one hundred percent The volleyball team worked for perfection through- out the season as Gary Mahoney coached the team to earn a thirteen win and two loss record in regular sea- son play. The team placed third in the city tournament after defeating Gresham. Joan Colson and Allene Chapman were selected to the All-Tournament team. UPPER RIGHT: Tammy gets ready to spike the ball for a point. LOWER LEFT: The players anxiously wait to see if Kris can get the ball over the net. LOWER RIGHT: During practice teammates scrim- mage against each other. 42 Sports UPPER: Kneeling Missy Day and Ruth Bradford managersL First Row - Phyllis Clark, Lori Shephard, Iulie Watsonm, Coach Gary Mahoney, Allene Chapman, Missy Reynolds, Kris Khalaf, and Michelle Watson. Back row Denise Wooliver, Mary Pat Mayfield, Tina Huskey, Tammy Groce, Marie O'Connor, loan Colson, Lecie Clark, Pat Wooliver, and Becca O,Connor. LOWER LEFT: Missy drives the ball over the net. LOWER RIGHT: Kneeling Coach Gary Mahoney. Standing Ruth Bradford managerJ, Pat Wooliver, Marie O'Connor, Joan Colson Ueam captainsL and Missy Day ImanagerL Sports 43 Boyst Basketball Team After losing the first game to Christenberry, the team rebounded with a 19-36 victory over Gresham. Coach Mahoney expressed his viewpoints about the team by stating, ttWe had a lot of people who had never played basketball before, and it took us a while to become con- sistent. We ought to be on top when the tournaments get here. UPPER: Tony Owenby and Johnny Haun put pressure on the offen- sive player. LOWER: Steve Tanner jumps for the rebound. 44 Sports UPPER: South shoots for two points. LOWER: Tony Owenby works the ball down the court. cm P u m a w e m a 8 e r P g n .n u d p u y k a m n. m m t a r e n n a T e V e t S T F E L Sports 45 46 Sports UPPER: Wront RowJ Bill Scott, Kenny Newman, Darryl Ross, Iohnny Haun, and David Dunlap. tBack RowJ Erik Chandler, Alan Harrod, Steve Tanner, Shannon Nichols, Tony Owenby, and Chris Satterfield. LOWER: Coach Gary Mahoney and Managers Alan Flanigan, Stephen Wilson, and Andy Thurman. Sports 47 LEFT: Melissa Townsend shoots over an opponent. UPPER RIGHT: Managers Ruth Bradford, Marie O,Conn0r, Missy Day and Coach David Garner. LOWER RIGHT: Strong defense by Jill Roberts and Allene Chapman traps the Northwest player. 48 Sports Girly Basketball Team The Girls Basketball Team began the season victori- ously rolling over Christenberry with a score of 60-29. Team members practiced daily during fourth period to perfect offensive and defensive skills. Individual effort, determination, and team spirit enabled the team to complete a successful season. UPPER: Ioan Colson battles for the rebound. LOWER: Girls' Basket- ball Team Kneelingl Allene Chapman, Vette Hansard, Julie Wat- son, Missy Reynolds. Standing Kris Khalaf. Haven Flanigan, Leci Clark, Joan Colson, Melissa Townsend, Luann Frei, and Jill Roberts. Sports 49 50 Sports Tennis and Cross Country The Tennis Team competed against other junior high schools in the area at Tyson Park. Each Saturday during April and May the players faced other teams in single and double matches, and they participated in the dis- trict tournament. The Cross Country Team practiced daily after school during the fall. Mr. Alan Cheatham coached the run- ners and provided transportation to the meets. The four runners representing South were Ientzy Plaza, Ab- raham Ganem, Kevin Gregory, and Jeff Cole. 52 Sports 53 Sports Clubs SECTION EDITORS Alan Flanigan Kim Hancock UPPER: Chris Satterfield counts money from annual sales. LOWER LEFT: Andy Thurman and Pam Gilbert number envelopes for stu- dents having their pictures made. LOWER RIGHT: Advisor Mrs. Wil- liams explains preparation of annual pages. 54 Clubs Annual Staff Selling annuals, assisting with class pictures and selling ads were some of the jobs the Rocket Ex- press Staff accomplished. Students worked during fourth period learning to draw layouts, cropping pictures, and writing copy. With no time to relax the annual staff submitted the final pages in Febru- ary and awaited the arrival of the 1979l80 Annual in the spring. Staff: Front - Andy Thurman Business Manager and FacultyL Theresa Smith tClassesL Alan Flanigan tOpening and Clubst. Middle e- Jimmy McMahan tFeaturesL Missy Longmire Sports and AdsJ, Kim Hancock tClubs and AdsJ. Back - Howard Hobbs tFeaturesL Chris Satterfield tOpening and SportsL Pam Gilbert tClassesJ, Regina Hayes tClassesL Mrs. Lynda Williams tAdvi- sort. Clubs 55 Y-Teens Y-Teens sponsored as Christmas Door Decorating Contest for first period classes before the holidays. Members served the school and the community by pro- viding refreshments at Open House, collecting money for the United Way, and donating food for needy families. Eric Henderson, Eric Spangler, and Darryl Ross were selected sweethearts. Mrs. Crawley and Mrs. Andrews advised the Y-Teen Club. OFFICERS - tFront Rowt Vice President Julie Watson, Presidents Lisa Phillips and Laura King. tBack RowJ Worship Chairman Missy Day, Scrapbook Chairman Donna Harris, ICC Representatives Jamie Patterson, and Secretary Peggy Hambright. Laura Beeler Monica Bell Ruth Bradford Sandy Breeden Elaina Brooks Rene Burlson Renee Carringer Lecie Clark Angie Conner Tammy Connor Rosemary Cooper Joy Cross Beth Crove Susan Davis Paula Dyer Haven Flanigan Luann Frei Elisabeth Giles Laura Godfrey Amy Gorge April Grissom Tammy Croce Regina Hall Kim Hancock Jami Harrod Donna Hensley Sally Hickman Darla Holt Sharon Householder Renea Houser Missy Humphrey Sherry Johnson Carla Kagley Lisa Lawson Martha Leatherwood Missy Longmire Cindy Loveday Suzanne Loveday Debbie McCarter Donna McCarter Kim McMurry Debbie Moore Robin Moore Kathy Morrison Debbie Mowery Jennie Nance Bobbie Ogle Karen Ogle Andrea Owens Paula Owens Kathy Quillen Robin Riddle Jana Roberts Iill Roberts Emily Romines Amy Scott Audrey Sharp Robin Shipley Sheila Silvers Elizabeth Sparks Beth Steffen Dee Dee Staley Regina Stanton Kim Strike Melissa Townsend Leslie Venner Anne Wayman Delly Weaver Kim Wolfe Intermediate Band Stella Bach Renee Bowers Elaine Brooks Julie Galloway Renee Carringer Chris Childress Jeff Coffey Terry Collier Stacy Crippen Tammy Crisp Beth Crowe John Douglas Laura Godfrey Amy Gouge Erik Henderson Stuart Hollingsworth 58 Clubs Missy Humphrey Eric Hyder Michelle Johnson Tracey La Belle Belinda McGlothin Herbie McLemore Anita McNeil Michelle Morris Rebecca O Connor Karen Ogle Kelly Robinson Amy Scott Denise Weil David Whaley Stewart White Orchestra Scott King, President Tony Chance, Vice President Susan Hancock, Secretary Elisabeth Giles, Treasurer Vette Hansard, Librarian Sherry Johnson, Librarian Frank Caffee Ricky Forster David Hudgins Emily Romines Albert Scarbro Ricky Solomon David Woods Harold Woods Beginning Band Brian Chadwick Iames 1011118011 Andy Chapman Ricky Schlomer Trevor Hawkins Steve Turpin Clubs 59 . Advanced Band Activities of the Advanced Band were playing at the football games with a special performance at Homecoming, presenting Christmas and Spring concerts, and attending the University of Tennessee Concert Festival in March. Individuals had the opportunity to participate in Junior Clinic in Maryville and the Solo and Ensemble Competition in Jefferson City. The Intermediate Band also performed at the Christmas and Spring concerts. In preparation for next year Mr. Rozelle taught beginning members to read and play music. The Orchestra directed by Mrs. Virginia Raulston presented concerts at the area elementary schools in addition to the Christmas Concert. Based on individual tryouts, students were selected to participate in Junior Clinic. Sidney Armstrong David Arwood I. B. Bach Angela Biddle Ruth Bradford John Brown Allen Cardwell John Chamberlain Lecie Clark Joan Colson Monica Conner 60 Clubs George Davis Darryl Douglas Paula Edmonds Alan Flanigan Charlesetta Gillis Tammy Croce Donna Harris Melanie Haws Brian Herring Randy Hodges Renee Houser Billy Jackson Sparky King Lisa Lawson Suzanne Loveday Bryan McGlothin Anne McNeely Glenda McNeely Kim McNeil Becky Maclin Carla Miller Chris Moscone Jeff Norris Marie OtConnor Paula Owens Patty Roach Chris Satterfield Bill Scott Skylar Silvers Richard Sparks Scott Stallings Sonny Stuffle Sherry Talley Officers: Front Row - Secretary 1. Watson, Second Lieut. C. Gillis, Captain D. Douglas, First Lieut. I. Norris, Publicity A. Thurman. Back Row - Librarians: D. Harris, G. McNeely, A. Wayman, R. Bradford, P. Roach, M. O'Connor. David Thompson Andy Thurman D. C. Tipton Tim Tipton Jimmy Tucker Julie Watson Michelle Watson Anne Wayman Mark Williams Stephen Wilson Mark Young Clubs 61 Chorus The Chorus members, directed by Mrs. Beverly Kerr, had a busy year attending field trips, raising money, and presenting concerts. As a fund-raising project, they sold candy bars. Each week Mrs. Kerr awarded a $5.00 prize to the student who turned in the most money in order to reach the goal of raising enough money to pay expenses for field trips. In December the chorus presented concerts at the United American Bank Plaza, and Hyatt Regency and school. Officers: President Erik Chandler, Vice President Julie Watson, Rep- resentatives Mary Pat Mayfield, Peggy Hambright, and Johnny Haun. 62 Clubs Scott Baldwin Dora Ballew Laura Beeler Lynda Beeler Tina Berry Wendy Bowers Shelia Baacken Kim Brady Lisa Branam Sandy Breeden Michele Brown Landy Bruce Elizabeth Bullen Cindy Burchfield Erik Chandler Kim Childress Cindy Clevenger Karen Corcoran Missy Crowder Jody Davenport George Davis Missy Day Jacque Dupes Paula Edmonds Danny England Angie Everett Debbie Foust Pam Gilbert Jennifer Glenn Peggy Hambright Gena Hammock Iohnny Haun Regina Hayes Richard Henry Scott Hilton Angie Hinchey Richard Hines Darla Holt Randy Houser Tammy Hurst Kathy Huskey Tina Huskey Eddie Hutchinson Laura Hutchinson Billy Jackson Todd James Alan Jinks Julie Johnson Pam Jones Karen Kallstrom Kim Keisling Laura King Terry Latham Martha Leatherwood Michelle Llewellyn Gary Loveday John Lynch Sharon Lynch Mary Mayfield Iudy McBee Cindy McGill Debbie Moore Debbie Mowery Kathy Murphy Pam Neloms Loretta Osborne Tony Owenby Darlene Ownby James Parker Tony Parrot Rhonda Penland Missy Perkins Lisa Phillips Andrew Pruitt Sharon Quillen Janet Repass Robert Reynolds Iill Roberts Sherry Rogers Angie Scarbrough Lee Schuiten Carla Sharp Susan Shaver Melanie Shell Pam Sherrod Lisa Smelcer Debra Smith Karen Smith Theresa Smith Eric Spangler Jimmy Stanley Regina Stanton Kim Strike Alan Sudlow Sammy Swann Marilyn Taylor Shelia Teffeteller Stacey Tipton Melissa Townsend Teresa Treece Fred Troutt Sharon Troutt David Venner Pam Vineyard Julie Watson Anne Wayman Kelly Weaver Tim Whaley Donna White Melinda Whitehead Nancy Williams Wendy Winfrey Ian Winton Kim Wolfe Angie Wooliver Denise Wooliver Pat Wooliver Clubs 63 National Junior Honor Society Gary Anderson David Arwood Debbie Black Bryan Blalock Ruth Bradford Sherri Brown Ronald Callis Julia Calloway Beth Chambers Lecie Clark Phyllis Clark Cindy Clevenger Joan Colson Monica Conner Missy Day Scott Daniels Darryl Douglas Elisabeth Giles Charlesetta Gillis Jennifer Gail Glenn Tammy Groce Peggy Hambright Melanie Haws Delia Honeycutt David Horner Tammy Hurst Karen Kallstrom Charles King Laura King Cindy Lawson Lisa Lawson Missy Longmire Suzanne Loveday Brenda Lundy John Lynch Becky Maclin Deborah McCarter Mary Miller Chris Moscone Deborah Mowery Marie O'Connor Pamela O,Dell Christine Oody Paula Owens Jamie Patterson Charles Pruitt Rhonda Romines Sophia Sanford Chris Satterfield Bill Scott Skylar Silvers Charles Swann Sharon Troutt David Venner Iulie Watson Anne Wayman Kelly Weaver Elizabeth Wilkerson Mark Williams Nancy Williams Steve Wilson Patricia Wooliver 6M NJHS Inducts Thirty At the beginning of the year a group of students who had maintained a 3.4 grade average were in- ducted into the National Junior Honor Society. With thirty new members the group membership totaled sixty. Under the leadership of Mrs. Marietta Webb the group planned an eventful year. Members alternated the responsibility of raising and lower- ing the flag each day. In the spring they planned to paint the Rocket and to buy an electric Eraser Dus- ter for the faculty. Officers: President Charlesetta Gillis, Vice President Ruth Bradferd, Secre- tary Missy Day, Treasurer Gary Anderson, Social Chairman Iuhe Watson, Sponsors M. Webb, I. Orth, and H. Long tnot picturedL Builderts Club Organized in the spring of 1979, the Builder's Club was sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Knoxville. Members were selected by the Principal Mr. Under- wood and the appointed advisor Mr. Jones, with the faculty members approving the membership. The club sponsored the Back to School Dance held after the first football game and numerous service projects. Officers: tFront RowJ Treasurer Dicki Henry, President Missy Day, Secretary Peggy Hambright, and Vice President Julie Watson. tBack RowJ Representative Donna Harris, Advisor David Jones, and Repre- sentative Marie O'Connor. 66 Clubs Gary Anderson Rocky Atchley Debbie Black Lecie Clark Phyllis Clark Monica Conner Missy Day Elisabeth Giles Tammy Groce Peggy Hambright Dickie Henry Donna Harris David Homer Scott King Cindy Lawson Greg Lester Marie O'Conner Darryl Ross Chris Satterfield Bill Scott Theresa Smith Andy Thurman Mike Watkins Iulie Watson Tammy Woods Clubs 67 Industrial Arts Industrial Arts included three types of Classes - wood- shop, plastic shop, and drafting. In wood and plastic shop classes students selected projects designs and built prod- ucts according to the design specifications. In drafting class students learned to read and plan blue prints for buildings. Mr. Carroll, Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Sparks selected represen- tatives from each of their respective classes. Scott Baldwin Teresa Emert Bryan Blalock Luann Frei James Bob Kelly Frye Tracy Callis Mike Griffin Randy Canter Michelle Hannah Danny Dalton Alan Harrod Susan Davis Kenneth Hoskins Kevin DeBusk Angie King 68 Clubs Rob Leatherwood Robert Long Ricky Lumpkin Chuck Moore Bobbie Ogle Ientzy Plaza Pete Scruggs Steve Williams Newspaper The Newspaper Staff began the year with only two experienced staff members. The journalism members learned not only how to write copy, but also how to plan layouts. Under the guidance and teaching of Mrs. Nancy Crawley the staff edited an eight-page newspa- per titled The Rocket. Editor Angie Spangler Reporters Gary Anderson Darryl Douglas Charlesetta Gillis Melanie Haws Mary Miller Rhonda Romines Bill Scott Shelia Silvers Mark Williams Clubs 69 Faculty SECTION EDITOR Andy Thurman Principal Robert Underwood Assistant Principal Doug Shoun 70 F aculty Office Assistants Mary Pat Mayfield and Angie Woo- liver work with Mrs. Largent and Mrs. Oglesby by de- livering absentee notices. KW 5; W 6 $410 Board of Education: $eated1 Mrs. Sarah Moore Greene, Dr. Roy Wallace, Mrs. Julia Tucker, Mrs. Marilyn Jacob- son. tStanding Dr. Robert Lash, Dr. BR Overholt, Mr. James Bell, Mr. I.W. Carty, and Mr. Kenneth Bailes. Administrative Staff: $eated1 Dr. Paul Kelley, George Whedbee, Dr. James A. Newman, Harry Gillespie. 6tand- mg Leroy Steinhoff, Dr. Earl Henry, Miss Wandy Moody, Robert Beam, Thomas Underwood, and Dr. John McCook. Faculty 71 Student Services In addition to the guidance counselors providing assistance to the students, pro- fessional workers visit the school regularly. The student support services include Betty Hughs School NurseL Carol Zempel IPsychologistL Iudy Rothmel miagnosti- ciam, Karen Gutherie $peech TherapistL Deborah Jacks Attendance Referral Center DirectorL and Ed Layman AttendanCe Co- ordinatory UPPER: Guidance Assistants Gary Houser, Monty Houk, Tina Mathews, Kim Brady, Ashley Price, and Barbara Phillips. LOWER LEFT: Karen Gutherie Speech Therapist prepares tapes for her students. LOWER RIGHT: Betty Hughs School Nurse checks 8 studenfs vision. 72 Faculty PHIL AKERS Science MILLIE ALLEN Guidance Counselor JESSE A. ALSTON Math SARA BAUGH English JIM CARROLL Industrial Arts ALAN CHEATHAM US. History FRED N. CHILDRESS Economics ONETA K. COX English LEFT: Millie Allen Guidance Counselor arranges schedules. RIGHT: Ed Layman Attendance Coordinator checks absentees. Faculty 73 Students Enjoy Library In March of last year the new library opened and pro- vided a pleasant place for students to prepare book re- ports, complete assignments, and read for pleasure. Li- brarian Mrs. Overton and her assistants helped stu- dents while they were in the library. UPPER LEFT: Students listen to records as they read books. UPPER RIGHT: Library Assistants: tFront Rowt Sophia Sandford, Buddy Be- eler, Johnny Kincaid. tBackl Greg Pate, Chris Trout. CENTER: A South student uses the card catalog to find a book. LOWER LEFT: Assistant Buddy Beeler stamps the books being checked out. LOWER RIGHT: Students look for interesting books in the Classic section. 74 Faculty ' awn ? WW ' NANCY CRAWLEY English CHARLES DARNELL Physical Education CLARENCE A. EVANS Science EUNICE HEATHERLY Guidance ERNEST L. JOHNSON Drafting DAVID JONES Foreign Languages BEVERLY KERR Chorus JACK LAWSON Social Studies HILDA LONG Math GARY MAHONEY Physical Education IOANN MAITLAND Resource BETTY S. McNEIL Social Studies Faculty 75 JAMES NATIONS Math EUNICE M. OGLE Science 1. ORTH Math BARBARA OVERTON Library VIRGINIA RAULSTON Orchestra FRED RIDENGER Bible MAXINE ROREX Resource TERRY ROZELLE Band 76 Faculty Its All in a Day,s Work During the school day teachers performed other duties than just educating students. In addition to regular class- room responsibilities faculty members watched the halls during class changes, checked the restrooms, cleaned up the classrooms, and kept early morning study hall in the cafeteria. UPPER LEFT: Coach Darnell keeps a close watch over the cafeteria. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Lawson watches the hall during class change. CENTER: Mr. Sparks cleans up the shop after class. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Alston vacuums the work area. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Smith places the dish towels into the dryer for the Home Economics classes. Faculty 77 Parents Meet Teachers On October 22, parents were given an opportu- nity to look around the school and to visit with the teachers. The P.T.S.A. held a brief meeting to in- troduce the officers and introduce the faculty. After the meeting an Open House was held in the cafeteria where Y-Teen members served refresh- ments while parents conferred with the teachers. UPPER: Y-Teens Kim Strike and Laura Beeler serve punch to Mrs. Woods, the P.T.S.A. President. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Webb 0er a math teacher confers with parents. LOWER RIGHT: A parent and a teacher, Mr. Harry Sparks, talks to his son's teacher Mr. Garner. 78 Faculty Classes SECTION EDITORS Pam Gilbert Regina Hayes Theresa Smith 80 Classes 81 Classes Miss South Junior High School 1979-80 The honor of becoming Miss South Junior High went to Julie Watson. Julie was first nominated by the faculty and elected by the student body. Julie is on the Girls Basketball Team, one of the star volleyball players, and a cheerleader. During the year she participated in many clubs e Chorus, Y-Teens, Builderts Club, and Honor Society. In addition to school work Julie competes in twirling contests, and over the summer she won the title of Miss Majorette 0f the South. 82 Classes Mr. South Junior High School 1979-80 The title of Mr. South Junior High went to Johnny Haun. He was nominated by the faculty and elected by the student body. Johnny has been active in sports dur- ing his three years at South. He was the co-captain of the football team and was a starter on the basketball team. At the sports banquet Johnny was recognized for his selection to the All City Football Team. In addition to sports he was involved in chorus activities. Classes 83 Bach, Stella B. Ballew, Larry Banks, Denise Beach, Kelly Bell, Monica Benton, Chad Bob, Jeanetta Bowers, Renee Breeden, Becky Bridgman, Cindy Brooks, Elaine Brown, Barbara Brown, Dale Brown, Rhonda Browning, Brian Broyles, Michael Bryan, Michael Burchfield, John Burleson, Renee Bush Paul Calfee, Frank Callis, Tracy Canter, Randy Carpenter, Lisa 84 Classes Seventh Grade Officers President Allene Chapman, Vice President Traci Williams, Secretary Laura Godfrey, and Trea- surer Jamie Roberts . AS V i5f$aggzi Carringer, Renee Carter, Lisa Carver, Matt Castle, Marquitta Cates, Evette Caughorn, Carla Chadwick, Bria'n Chance, Ton Chapman, A lene Chapman, Andy Childress, Chris Cleveland, Michelle Coffey, Jeff Cohen, Alice Collier, Teresa Compton, Kay Conner, Angie Conner, Tammy Cooper, Ricky Cooper, Rosemary Corne, Doug Comm, Charles Crippen, Stacy Crisp, Tammy Crosby, Cecilia L. Crosby, Michael Crowe, Beth Crowe, Lisa Cunningham, Jennifer Dean, James DeBusk, Kevin Devault, Andrea Dou las, Iohn Dun ap, David Edwards, Gary Elliott, Reece Ellis, Patricia Emert, Teresa Fares, Iulie Forster, Jackie Fox, Joe Fox, Stacy French, James Garland, Tonya Gamer, Andy Godfrey, Laura Gordon, Amanda Gouge, Amy Classes 85 Grant, Osceola Grissom, April Gryder, Jeff Hamilton, Sandra Hancock, Sanford Hannah, Shelly Hardin, Cliff Harness, Mildred Harrod, Jami Hatmaker, John Hawk, Sandy Hawkins, Trevor Headrick, Paul Henderson, Erik Henderson, Patricia Hill, Becky Hill, Marty Hill, Tony Hise, Nicol Hodges, Randy Hollingsworth, Stuart Horton, Candy Hubbard, Kenny Humphrey, Missy Hunter, Anna Hutchinson, Jimmy Hyder, Eric James, David Johnson, Michelle Iohnson, Sherry Jones, William King, Angie 86 Classes King, Scott Kirby, Phillip Kline, Mark Knight, Billy Knight, Christy LaBelle, Tracey Ladd, Caroline Lambdin, Rhonda Lee, Ronnie Locke, Phillip Long, Sara H. Loveday, Cynthia Lowery, Stephanie Lundy, James Mack, Anthony Macklin, William Maness, Todd Maples, Tracy Martin, Peter Maxie, Donna Mays, Tony McBride, Grace McCants, Theresa McCarley, Steve McCarter, Donna McDonald, Allen McGhee, Lisa McGlothin, Belinda McLemore, Herbie McMillian, Tommy McMurray, Kimberly McNeely, Anne McNeil, Anita McNutt, Peggy Merritt, Gary Miller, Carla Miller, Kevin Mitchell, Antonio Moore, Ronald Moore, Veronica Morgan, Arlene Morgan, Sammy Morris, Michelle Mullins, Lisa Mullins, Tammy Murrell, Anne Nance, Kathy Nelson, Darryl Classes 87 O'Connor, Rebecca Ogle, Bobbie Ogle, Karen Parker, Jeff Parker, Mary Parton, Ernie Perkins, John Perry, Debbie Perry, Kathy Pickens, Robin Pierce, Valelie Pittman, F orrest Poindexter, Jackie Quillen, Kathy Redmon, Deana Reynolds, Gene Reynolds, Missy Riddle, Robin Riffey, Woody Roberts, Jamie Roberts, Jana Roberts, Teresa Robinson, Kelly Romines, Emily Romines, Pam Rutherford, John Samar, Barbara Sands, Missy Scarbro, Albert Scarbro, Calvin Scates, Ronnie Scott, Amy Scruddt'ar, Rena Scruggs, Guy Sharp, Tere'sa Shipley, Robyn Simpson, Kay Simpson, Melissa Smith, Dwayne Smith, Kent Smith, Ulysses Solomon, Ricky Sparks, Elizabeth Staley, Deanna Stallings, Richard Steffen, Beth Sullivan, Robert Templeton, Kenny 88 Classes Thomas, Tommy Tipton, D. C. Tipton, Tony Tucker, James L. Turpin, Steve Vaughan, Michael Vaulton, Kellie Venner, Leslie Walters, Thomas Wasden, James Weil, Denise Wells, Darlene West, David West, Michelle Whaley, David Whaley, Scott Wheeler, Tim White, Martha White, Stewart Whitehead, Tim Williams, Jeff Williams, John Williams, Phillip Williams, Steve Williams, Traci Willis, Regina Woodby, George Woodfin, Michael Woods, David Wright, Curtis Classes 89 Eighth Grade Officers President Debbie Mowery, Vice President Tammy Woods, Secretary Shelia Teffeteller, and Treasurer Kim Wolfe. Arwood, David Avans, Darryl Bach, Joseph Baker, Betty Baker, Bobby Beeler, Buddy Berry, Allen Biddle, Angela Bob, James Brady, Kim Branam, Lisa Breeden, Sandy Breeden, Tammy Brown, Jimmy Brown, Michele Brown, Pam Brown, Tammy Burchfield, Cindy Burnett, David Burton, James Galloway, Julie Cardwell, Allen Chabot, Karen Chambers, Beth 90 Classes Clark, Jeff Clevenger, Brett Clevenger, Brian Clevenger, Cind Co dill, Michae Co e, Jeff Connor, Monica Corcoran, Karen Covington, Andrew Crawford, Kevin Cross, Joy Cupp, Steve Daniels, Scott Davis, Rhonda Dotson, Johnny Dyer, Paula E bert, Kenny E liot, Jeff Everett, Angie Fee, Dennis Flani an, Haven Floy ,Mike Foley, Paul Forster, Ricky Fox, Ioseph Fox, Sherri Franklin, Sandy Ganem, Abraham Giles, Elisabeth Glenn, Jennifer Green, Neal Green, Patricia Gregory, Angie Gregory, Kevin Groce, Tammy Hall, Regina Hammock, Gena Hancock, Robin Hanks, Jimmy Hansard, Bernice Harris, Donna Harwell, Chris Haun, Tammy Headrick, James Hen , Billy Hens ey, Donna Hickman, Sallie Hicks, Kathy Classes 91 Hilton, Scott Hines, Richard Hinkle, Brian Hobby, Marcella Holloway, John Honeycutt, Delia Homer, David Houk, Monty Householder, Sharon Houser, Gary Hudgins, David Hurst, Ray 'mw Hus ey, Kathy W Jackson gig Iames, o 5 SLOdva-Johnson, Jerry Wobnson, Julie i 1 Kalsling, Kimberly Kennedy, Angie Key, Dottie Khalaf,K1'is Kincaid, Johnny King, Angie King, Carl Kirkman, Kelley Lambdin, Rena Latham, Terry Lawson, Cindy Leatherwood, Martha Lee, Teresa M. Lester, Greg Lett, Stpve liewellyn, Michell 1 IC ongmire, Herbert Loveday, Suzanne Lowery, Jack Lum kin, Lisa Lump in, Ricky Maclin, Becky Maples, Billy Martin, Earl Mauk, Michelle McBee, Jud McFarland, Mar McFarland, Teresa 92 Classes McGlothin, Bryan McNutt, Conrad Merritt, Frank Mikels, Debbie Miller, Patricia Miller, Tina Moore, Debbie Moore, Robin Moore, Sharon Morris, Jay Morrison, Kathy Mowery, Debbie Newman, Randy Nichols, Shannon O'Dell, Pam Oody, Christy Osborne, Loretta Owenby, Tony Owens, Andrea Page, Janice Parrott, Pat Parrott, Tony Parton, Rose Patty, Dennis Perry, Danny Per , Tony Phil ips, Barbara Pittman, Brian Presnell, Gary Price, Ashley Pruitt, Andrew Quillen, Sharon Repass, Janet Riffey, Kim Riffey, Marsha Roberts, Keith Classes 93 Romines, Rhonda Roper, Dezmere Rudd, Linda Russell, Kelly Sammons, Rhonda Sandlin, Jeff Scalf, Roy Scarbrough, Angie Scarbrough, Haline Schlomer, Ricky Sharp, Audrey Sharp, Major Sherrod, Pam Shown, Michael Sim son, Mike Smit ,Carolene Smith, Darrell Smith, Loretta Snurr, Robin Solomon, Tracy Spangler, Eric Sparks, Richard Stiles, Todd Sudlow, Alan 94 Classes Sutton, Sandra Swann, Sammy Sweat, Terry Talley, Sherry Teffeteller, Janet Teffeteller, Shelia Templeton, Vickie Testerman, Doug Tipton, Stacey Townsend, Melissa Troutt, Ciss Troutt, Fre Troutt, Sharon Velasco, Patty Vonner, Tina Walker, Lori Watson, Michelle Whaley, Timothy Wilkerson, Dale Wilkerson, Lisa Wilson, Angela Wilson, Janet Wilson, Tammy Winton, Ian Woldrop, Greg Wolfe, Kim Woodfin, Jackie Woods, Harold Woods, Tammy Wooten, Jeff Wright, Sandra Young, Billy Classes 95 96 Classes Km, ,2; . a... 97 Classes Ninth Grade Officers President Erik Chandler, Vice President Charlesetta Gillis, Secretary Kelly Weaver, and Trea- surer Paula Edmonds. Anderson, Gary Armstrong, Sidney Baldwin, Scott Barber, Sharon Beeler, Laura Beeler, Lynda Beeler, Tony Berrier, Tim 98 Classes Berry, Tina Berryhill, David Berr ill, Janice Blaci, Debbie Blalock, Bryan Bracken, Shelia Bradford, Ruth Brown, John Brown, Sherri Bruce, Landy Bruner, Gary Bullen, Elizabeth Burchfield, Karen Callis, Ron Cannon, Jim Caughorn, Tammie Caughorn, Teresa Chamberlain, Iohn Chandler, Erik Chapman, Brian Classes 99 Childress, Kim Clark, Lecie Clark, Phyllis Clifton, James Colinger, Sharon Colson, Joan Cooper, Lisa Covington, Frankie Crowder, Missy Curnutt, Todd Curnutt, Wesley Day, Missy Daugherty, Daniel Davenport, Jodi Davis, George Davis, Lisa Davis, Susan Denton, David Douglas, Darryl Dupes, Jacque 100 Classes Edmonds, Paula Emory, Billy Erving, Adam Fielden, Eddie Flanigan, Alan Flynn, Michael Ford, Jeff Foster, Chris Foust, Debbie Frei, Luann Frye, Kelly Garner, Michael Gilbert, Pam Gilliland, Tricia Gillis, Charlesetta Glenn, Chris Gre ory, Carl L. Gri fin, Michael Hall, Patricia Hambright, Peggy Classes 101 Hancock, James Hancock, Kim Hancock, Susan Hansard, Vette Harrod, Alan Haun, Johnny Hawk, Traci Haws, Melanie Hayes, Regina Helton, Robin Henry, Richard Herring, Brian Hickson, Janet Hinchey, Angie Hobbs, Howard Holt, Darla Hood, Robby Houser, Mary Houser, Randy Houser, Renee 102 Classes Hurst, Mike Huskey, Tina Hutchinson, Eddie Hutchison, Laura Jackson, Rhonda Jinks, Alan Johnson, James Johnson, Leslie Jones, Pam Jones, Renee Iones, Tony Julian, Paul Ka ley, Carla Ka lstrom, Karen King, Larry King, Laura King, Roy Kirby, Paula Lane, Dennis Lawson, Lisa Classes 103 Lawson, Rome Leatherwood, Rob Lindsey, Gene Line, Roberta Long, Frank Long, Robert Longmire, Jack Longmire, Missy Loveday, Daniel Loveday, Gary Loveday, Tim Lundy, Brenda 104 Classes Lynch, Johnny Lynch, Sharon Martin, Joel Martin, Reeda Mathews, Tina Mayfield, Mary McCarter, Deborah McCasland, Lisa McGill, Cindy McGowan, Kenny McMahan, James McNeely, Glenda McNeil, Kim Messer, Mike Miller, Mary Moore, Chuck Moore, Lisa Morgan, Billy Morgan, Sandy Moscone, Chris Classes 105 Mowe , Kenneth Mul ins, Marie Murphy, Kathy Murrell, Jackie Neloms, Pamela Nelson, Greg Nelson, Randy Newman, Kenny Norris, Jeff Nuchols, Eddie O'Connor, Marie Owens, Paula Owens, Ricky Ownb ,Darlene Ownfgy, Jimmy Parker, James Pate, Gregory C. Patterson, Jamie Penland, Rhonda Perkins, Melissa 106 Classes Perry, Bryan Perry, Jerry Perry, Roscoe Perry, Sherry Perr , William Phil ips, Lisa Pinkerton, Jay Plaza, Ientzy Reed, Linda Reynolds, Robert Richards, Gloria Richards,Penny Richey, Charles Richey, Dean Jerry Roach, Patt Roberts, Iil Rogers, Brenda Rogers, Donnie Rogers, Sharon Romines, Lisa Classes 107 Ross, Darryl Rudd, Tracy Russell, Tracy Sandford, Sophia Satterfield, Chris Scott, Bill Sellers, Tammy Sharp, Carla Sharp, James Shaver, Susan Shell, Melanie Shephard, Lori Shirk, Elaina Silvers, Sheila Silvers, Skylar Sims, Penny Smelcer, Lisa Smith, Debra Smith, Douglas Smith, Karen 108 Classes Smith, Michael Smith, Sherry Smith, Theresa Solomon, Kenny Solomon, Walter Spangler, Angie Staley, Tommy Stanley, Jimmy Stanton, Regina Strike, Kim Stuffle, Sonny Tanner, Angie Tanner, Steve Thompson, David Thompson, David L. 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