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

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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

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', 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