Thornwell School - Saint Yearbook (Clinton, SC)

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Left-Laura Walker, Robin Super Bubble Barbery, and Georgia Daum admire Pam I'd rather fight than switch! MeIritt's shiner. Below-Sylvia Farmer weaving an Ojo de Dias . Left-Alicia Hatcher, Reba Tillman, and Mary McKee gather for a gossiping session after lunch. In completing the eighth grade, these young people are our future little green freshmen . While looking forward to their high school years, they are beginning to realize that there are four more c'go0d years ahead. From last year. this class has lost a num- ber of its members but we can see there is no loss of the well-known person- alities.

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Elinor Ruth Armstrong Brunson Ashley Asbill Kimberly Dawn Babb Robin Renee Barbery Rebecca Lynn Compton Georgia Lee Daum Robert Dale Donald Sylvia Janet Farmer Barbara Elizabeth Frady Ervin Randolph Hanna Mary Catherine Lieb Howard Preston Lucas Mary Elizabeth McKee Pamela Claire Merritt Margaret Ann Nabors Rosemary Baker Orr Christopher Shuttleworth Janis Lynn Stevens Angus McLean Stewart Reba Elizabeth Tillman EIGHTH GRADE -Q, l'P,riif iit W

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SEVENTH GR DE- The 7th grade is always a hard year but this years, 7th grade is making it harder than most, especially for the teachers. Some of the complications they have met include being rained out of a field trip 3 or 4 times, having boys and girls in the same classroom, and intertaining the class without the teachers interfering. The best prescribed preparation before teaching this class is to take two aspirins, have a good nights' rest and have eyes in the back of your head. In essence the Little Devils will hopefully emerge to their fullest potential as young adults. Right-Robbie Zeigler finds an enjoyable way to pass the time. Below-Ronald Johnson in action! What form! Timothy Andrew Beaty Philip Cole Blumer Ann Marie Boling Thomas Eugene Bright Beth Chandler Mark Steven Cromer Julie Claire Crowder Bradley Ben Farmer