Southside Christian School - Sentinel Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Rusty Allen Isabel Arias . -f . 0 .11 Rebecca Asutin wg' Q- ,. . A Della Baker Z Q V 1 . ' ' Nancy Barber A 5: , ,.,.,, Y 5 , y tux 5 David Barnett , , ' A f , ' lille, N. if X 3 Matt Brown gl, 5 X Z fi mi iff l X X' ' 5 . as K . V lvl is IW lwwlil A . Matt Buckley - ' tif Denise Burton ' L C L Michael Cato X .xii 391' 4- N - 2. a Kristy Cecil ' xll' f 3 ,qN. trlrl ' Michelle Chandler 1 l S .ttt may vis . Sanna Clarke H . ', L , Shawn Copeland 'Req ,' Scott Dodenhoff gig Rebecca Austin studies hard in Mrs. Tedder's English class. Class president David Townsend directs class meetings. 28 Eighth V . s 3 ' U ., -L X . , . Q- ,Q . .s. C' I .. .', , 4- X I fs I Wow! She is so cute! thinks Rusty Allen. Class officers: fleft to rightl Paul Tedder, Chap- laing Gina Woodson, Treasurerp Della Hartman, Secretaryg Terri Parcell, Vice-presidentg Nancy Barber, Choristerg David Townsend, President. I wish he would ask me out, ponders Nancy Barber.

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Roberson trys to keep awake in class by punching in the cheek. -4 a Y 3. ,ay xr' X Personality Plu This year's ninth grade could best be described as a class of personalities. Many of the students have special God-given talents in the areas of music, athletics, and academics. There was never a dull moment in any of the freshman classes. Students, such as Todd Miller, Danny Brausch, and David Boles, took care of that. Several of the guys gave challenges in homeroom. Some of the challenges were enlightening and others were entertainingp just ask any ninth grader about john Matthew's animal stories. Spirit was the name of the game in the ninth grade. In the classroom, on the sportsfield, and everywhere they went, the freshmen were seen, heard, and known. 5 . 1 'n . L 4 2fKx' i , '44 . ' ' - I tiiiffief' wl..lZ'F iff ' fr .13 v , ricy ffgffi Lg 1 A5 fflhf , . K, Chad Fenske Paul Fulmer julie Hamilton joe Hansen Kenneth Hughes Larry Hyder Bob jackson Darrel jeans Walter Kamb Dena Kimmons Theresa Laws Susan Mason john Matthews Kenneth McCall Robert McCauley Mark McGregor Todd Miller john Munyan Renee Outland jennifer Pearson julie Pettus Christy Pless Doyle Raffensberger Daniel Ramey Daniel Richards Kathy Roberson joel Smart David Starnes Vickie Stratton Libby Sutherland Emily Thrift Angela Welborn r ,Q ,.V. I K 3' G .N s - as oe, it ' V Q -' Q. 4 Y ' -,., N. CX X J , V V has 'I 4 K W' W 5 im' il i N sag . F W ,ggi I.. ll , , ,, ww-Of i s , . .V If Walter Whetsell Ii ' :V Molly Williams H H: V 'QM Lee Wills , Andy Woodard i f V f X tj Q s A .ji Susan Woodard B g X Q ' Eg. -35 Mary Gentry Wren X iff Lit Hifi E35 Brian Young , A gripe -'J 511 21-:fe Freshmen 27

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