Southern High School - Echoes Yearbook (Lothian, MD)

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Theresa Turner. Wanda Ward, Wanda Link. joseph Dnppen. Vanesa Garrett, Debbie Ingram, Maxwell Franklin, jon Castro, Matt Zang, Michael Gray. Michael Davison. Billy jones. Seventh Grade This was a year of many changes for the sev- enth grade. They went from the oldest to the youngestg from one teacher all day to three or more in one clayg from a nine to three schedule to a twelve to five schedule. They enjoyed the privilege of picking a few of their subjects. 103 The seventh grade elected representatives that helped make the Student Council nm smoothly. Each homeroom had its own offices to aid the teachers. The class of '73 partici- pated in the Annual Magazine drive, benefiting the P.T.A, The year 1967168 was a promising start for the seventh grade.