Southern Baptist Educational Center - Trojan Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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nal D-in li -.....,. I., Q Gibson and Kathy Simpson prepare for the Senior Class party. Y r S S fi Q , Q 1 A , h ,ls S L , 4 in 4. S . 4 f V rkaqqzf If .. .,A: N gR X 'T l Q s S S g t Q AQL: ,K nl A Y KP L ! l ' ' Nw- -ff S 4: Sure it's hard boiled! Trojans express their condolences with their prize-winning float. Pickens. Stephanie Potts. and Tammi Needham enjoy the refresh- at the Senior Class party. l....... x If Nabisco could see her nowl SeniorsflO7 A Q ,3b'Jx:nLU K , ifw ie l x in L 1 gf- 495 ' , I s it 4 s - '

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All Around Victor The last homecoming week that the Class of I982 will ever see turned out to be the best ever. Not only did the Blue and GoId win the football game over Frayser Baptist 7 to 6, but the Seniors ran away with the spirit stick. It wasn't easy, but the eldest Trojans united themselves to pull it off. The Senior Class launched the week's festivities with a western party. All the 7-I2th grade students were invited to get in on the fun. As the week progressed, we donned ourselves in everything from suits and dresses, to jeans and jerseys. As usual, the seniors decorated Trojan Hall with all the signs they could muster, and everyone got in on making a symbol of our sympathy for the Eagle team - the Senior Class float. All in all, the last homecoming week for the Class of I982 turned out to be an All Around Victory. J Steve Rogers and Regina Hatley gave our Homecoming pep talk. IwfSeniors Q, fe Q W f ig 5 an 'S 1 gcmiwt ,r !t 2 j lvlof l M' K Seniors do The Roll. ,A ,tt it K3 -142,22 G: Seniors are hard at work displaying the class mural. 4'

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The Trojan Labor Force 7 , l , ts it 'S ' ' ' f'1. . E 'YVVI W' ' f..m,:,f, -I U 2. ' 'S 5 -M f 'Zu' . I e Q S 2 '2 For the past three months. Lou V Carmichael has been hard at work at f P li one of the biggest grocery stores in our community. Giant's. Lou does 'H'W r eba f f? everything from rearranging shelves , 3 J -+ - an ...' t 2 to running down little old ladies as K' ' ' 'lb' y he takes their groceries to their ' S isvtpfgqxmy 'j S eg cars. CThis would explain why he seldom gets tips.b gvyy y at rry y y km All in all, Lou enjoys his job. but , admits that his favorite part of working is receiving his paycheck. L r ' f i-- -, an Joe Phillips has been farming for quite some time now, and that's what he plans on doing for the rest of his life. He plants, picks, runs machines, the whole bit. He's a regular Farmer Joe. lO8f Seniors t J i, 'A Ain W, hw-s 55 QXPREOUT CK wing it . 5 F1 rr. 1 . Steve Warren has been an employee at Kroger's for about two and a half years. Although he enjoys sacking people's groceries. he is now moving to cashier. fDoug Wright. look outlj Sometimes if Steve is in a good mood. you can even get him to take your groceries to your car. One of these days when we have nothing better to do, we might have a cashier's contest to see if Steve Warren can give Doug Wright a run fo the title of The Fastest Fingers in the South.