Southside Christian School - Sentinel Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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,--i-- What do girls dream about after they realize that boys are not obnoxious loud-mouthed brats? Aside from mar- riage, it's probably that heavy date to the junior-Senior Banquet. The class of '82 did a tremendous job of planning and preparing to make the banquet a very special occasion for the graduating seniors. A fine meal was pre- pared and served in the Gold Room of the Poinsett Hotel. The theme was Trails to our Horizons. The program consisted of an excerpt from Our Town members of the junior class singing Sunrise, Sunset, a skit entitled Love is a Fallacy, and of course, there was the reading of the class wills and proph- ecies. The challenge was brought by Mr. George Thornton of the Wilds, who ad- monished the juniors and seniors to be- gin serving the Lord effectively as teen- agers. You'd think for forty bucks I'd get a clip-on tie with this tux! David Ielley and Lisa Bossman visit with classmates at the junior-Senior Banquet. The junior class choir glowed as they sang Sunrise Sunset. and only 18. Its not often that one as young as I possesses so great an intellect. 54 junior-Senior Banquet Trails to our Horizon Q l ,I 'M . ,.' 'Y V- ,,. A, ,, . fn Nag., 41' 'IJ 1 , , , . . A , 6, fv Q I- ' ,sf ' I 9 , 'QNYQKQ 4. if 1 - : 1 Tx 5 ..-1:4 .Z ' 1 I wvx::C, , u Emir' I I remember when I played football ... Mi George Thornton, the Administrative Assistant o the Wilds, was the guest speaker at the banquet Well, I might as well come right out and sa' it! lulie Stratton and Eric Moncrief perform ai excerpt from Our Town.