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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Michael Austin Annette Bashor Cindy Bean Cheri Bennett Sean Bennett Tracy Benson Paul Bishop jessica Blyth Cheri Bowers Vernon Brock Chris Brooker Angela Broom Timothy Campbell Dan Collins Susan Compton Ashley Darracott Bobby Douglas Matt Edwards jonathan Fenske Miriam Finley Richard Fish DeeDee Franke Holly Green Terri Greer Donna Hawkins Daniel Hester Annette Hicks Kimberly Howe Michael Hrab Joanna lelley Donnie Kamb Laura Loe Charlene Mahaffey Todd Massey Robert McCurley Robin Morris David Munyan David Myus Elonda Nicholson ' as sf' 1. .. fa , ,H f . , ,M Wffiisii 121' . ' fa p- V at V, kv, iff-Z. ' + fl, ,mfr 2.- T- ., T S cy 4 ll! ' , 3, 'C fm lly M. Vgrwzaff-.,,2,,m If I ,V km N. V? Q rf fs. 4-f W . eat. Q f e T . M, yy 6 ,S , sii , 1 , 1, l i i ' if - . H f , .,,, I ZH ' , . 4 ,K ,, gg. . A 2 if ' ' . fi x .:s, . M , R ft . i i f' W fl Yhll 'A ', ,.,, ,. is , E N f?v: za ? Y 1'5 tw, .. W 1 M l . fffi ,f a yyyyy . . ,f 1 ,N 4 , , rf I 'if' V eginning th pward Climb The excitement and thrill of switching class rooms, different teachers, and lockers are all characteristics of the seventh grade year. For the first time, students attend chapel daily, fight the crowded halls between classes, and wage the war against de- merits and detention halls. This year's seventh grade class was no exception to the rule. The seventh grade's fifty-seven students found those first few weeks a challenge in themselves. Somehow each and every one of them survived. Seventh grade at Southside is a year of training in sports and music. Teamwork and basic fundamentals are stressed in sports. junior high band and choir are offered for the musically in- clined. By the end of the seventh grade year, each student begins to feel that they aree high school experts, but we all know that they have only begun. 30 Seventh v L x 'N 5 il B . ff .GM , 2 Bobby Douglas tries to zap Superman jonathan with his ray gun. w