Southside Christian School - Sentinel Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Oh, Ron! What a surprise! You shouldn't have! It looks like Ron Dipple finally aced a Snyder Eng- lish test. I've practiced this piece so many times that l can play it with my eyes closed. Doyle Raffensburger taps out a beat during band. To extend their realm of knowledge, the assidu- ous seniors indefatigably imbrbe the denotation of their magniloquent vocabulary words. I bet you take pictures of all the pretty girls! Karen Stiles poses for a picture during her favorite class- ffonsumer Math. Classes 33