Southside Christian School - Sentinel Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Enthusiastic Involvement As a junior, there were many oppor- tunities for involvement. There were bake sales, homecoming, the lr.-Sr. Banquet, and several class competi- tions. The Class of '83 began the year with a good start. In their first bake sale they were able to raise 512500. The class spirit was evident as they prepared fi- nancially for the expenses of the year. Mr. Bill Fricke and Mr. Wayne Har- mon were the class sponsors. They chal- lenged the juniors to serve Christ, to be unified, and to get involved. Whenever something was going on, you can be sure that the juniors were enthusiasti- cally involved. Class Officers: fLeft to rightj Keith Woods, Presi- dent, Miles Simpson, Vice-President, Kevin jolliff, Chaplain, Kim Massey, Secretary, Karen Stiles, Treasurer, Randy Broom, Chorister. I Getting the right perspective of life is hard with an outlook like Brian's. Brian Bossman goofs off for the camera between classes. Raggedy Ann's a junior? Theresa Dodson as- sumed the role of Raggedy Ann at this year's homecoming festivities. Rick Altizer Felipe Arias David Baber Terry Bean Chris Benson Duane Bigger Brian Bossman Rhonda Brock Randy Broom Beth Brown Scott Buckley 22 juniors -:Q . Y lb- f nit i t H e ffl. 1. 4 uv ,df f.,.iyKZt: - W. J if ji 7 'm Q vs is ,qw Q ,, mm , ,fav g or s. sf V at stanton ,ws -W aww iff f ' WM ' win-iff .. 69 :E i i l ., , Q Aff I Qi 5 1 E C' T H j . . . . , . . .' ' 'BT ',it.,.: I l l'. V . W A H A' 5. I fi ,.V. Q Z 'C Q 'ian ' ' B 91 - ' , 1 .X i ay 521: , I, I , H .

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