Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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Editing the PANTHERA is not all peaches and SCH SSW M l30 ,- -. ,gl ... t I i ., l G4 ,, - . 4 ,, 4. W- ,. y E X - Q ' 1e,:.g-m S A Q f ' 4 . A, ui a ft I , 1 K 5. at f T .. . il A ix ' v , fi cream. Trials and tribulations are many as the months slip by. Writing and rewriting copy, taking and retaking pictures, making layouts, counting characters, and measuring copy-all add up to a full-time job. But when that deadline has been met, we heave a sigh of relief, All our worries and problems seem to be forgotten, and we only hope Z 'U 1 SS 001 'S Q, .4 wg 4 -bs that the hundreds of Campbellites who read our 6 N book will feel as we do-that it is a lastin remind- X S i er of our happy high school days. I . Y -IANICE NEWTON Edztor 5 STAFF Editor Janice Newton Assistant Editor Beverly Cobb Business Manager Teddy Martin Ass1stantBus1ness Manager o Lynn Smalley Senior Class Editor Beckv Nash Iunior Class Editor ane Carson Sophomore Class Ed1tor Shtlble Cartcr Freshman Class Ed1tor Barbara Haycs Actlvitit Editor Carol Barnette Sports Editor Paula Alexander Typist Kay Alexander Sponsor Miss ackson

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.J 005:11 of-WLC Members Carol Austxn Charles Bar nett Ellzabeth Black Ronme Broum Gene Carden Edxth Colston Charles Cook Nancy Cooper Cathy Estey Houston Ferguson Steve Fxelds, Joy Gardner Allen Gosa jen Lynn Har rell Grady Ireland Gwen Jennmgs Janxce Keen Ann Konlngsmark Charles Leonard Barbara Lesley Teddy Martin Pat McAdams Lana McCall Wanda McCurley Betty Mlles Don Sentell Bob S1nyard Sandra Teasley L1ll1e Jean Tlllery Rosemary Wallen Sara Watklns Jrmmy Watson Sponxor: Mrs Hosch Mr Barksdale 72 Y 'fi-5 EIIT EUU The STUDENT COUNCIL was organlzed and the constltutlon adopted 1n 1952 It has been actlxe every year slnce haung such annual projects as Honors Day Seventh Grade Day College Day Career Day and Student Recrea t1on and Act1v1ty cards Other spec1al projects for th1s year are a seatlng arrangement for chapel programs, K1dd1es Dance and the send mg of delegates to annual workshop at Emory sponsored by Georg1a Assoclatlon of Student Counclls of whlch our club IS a member The student councll has chartered about three or four new clubs Our objectlves are To encour age student part1c1pat1on ln all student act1v1 t1es, to promote fr1endly relatlons among the students and between the students and teachers, to charter, foster, and promote all student clubs vuthm the school, to a1d m lnterpretmg to the faculty the problems and attltudes of the stu dent body, to express the r1ghts and lnterests of the students to create and promote 1n the students a sense of genulne loyalty to the school, to encourage students to accept respon s1b1l1t1es of leadersh1p wrllmgly and enthuslas txcally I Preszdent Sh1rley GlbSOD Vzce Preszdent Margaret Marlow Secretary Treasurer Dlanna Candler i it 5 fr e r , 3 1 L A l z r s l r 5 2 A r - J, 2 Q f 5 at 2 h W S Q e ' E t 2 V f Y ' K 5 , ' 1 Q f te' f of 5 w , If -N Q, f 'Q ' ' t v 11 -. 1 ,I X -, K Y K X Q ,, Vw M , L ,. ,.,,. . 3 I s 'A' Q ,W In 1, f is Q in ' .ir . , Y. I ! a ,n a , 1 1 - C J . , - 'x ' JS A ' - . . . r .ev if -f- 5 ' ek - 'O' . . J . 2 - V, t 4 ': , i - . . . . . .- NIM , ' , , v - . , 'W x a 'fy ' D 3 I 7 T , o a u . u n o y 9 1 . ' ' 4' ,I n , Q ' - 9 5 ' ' I l Q I 9 3 3 3 ' u s a, 1 .3 , 1 - . . . . . y . , - .. . . . . . - I Q - ' 5 , , . . .