Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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Inside the Taking a break in the courtyard, Inside the Egg member Christy Choyce talks with some friends. A Literary Experience 'm really looking forward to an exciting year working with Coach Crump. I feel Inside the Egg will be a real exper- ience, commented prose editor, Bettie Lue Alexander. Inside the Egg was a literary maga- zine published annually, which consisted of poetry, prose, and artwork submitted by students. Under the direction of a new sponsor, Mr. Randy Crump, the staff worked closely to decide which contribu- tions would be published in the magazine. The staff participated in a variety of fund raisers, such as bake sales and car washes to help raise money for the publi- cation of the magazine. Members of the Inside the Egg staff included: Bet- tie Lue Alexander, Stephen Barrett, Tracy Brown, Dawn Caswell, Holly Caten Mark Causey, Christy Choyce, Susan Coopen Dena Elder, Martha Hames, John Herren, Julie Johnson, Glennls McClellan, Kim Parker, Rebecca Bakestraw, Michelle Scott, Dee Wilkins, Allison Wright, Erika Wright, and sponsorg Mr. Randy Crump. 99 Inside The Egg 75

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ist year staff members, Lisa Lockwood and Debbie Parks compare lay-outs after receiving new assignments. Correcting lay-outs is just one of the many tasks, editor, Joe Cook has to endure. After completing their work for the day, Michelle Johnson and Al Brown take time out to relax. An experience that can't be by com- explained - Debbie Parks lright, get to work! shouted editon Joe Cook as the bell sounded for 7th period to begin. No more gossiping and cutting up, it was time to get serious and start working on individual assignments that would eventu- ally make up the yearbook. The annual staff worked to please stu- dents by adding more color and special feature articles based on student surveys. Besides the thirteen staff members and advison Mrs. Jane Gutherman, the group received outside help through Mr. Dale Bennett. Mr. Bennett, the Josten 's repre- sentative, offered new lay-out and writing techniques, and also checked up on the Panthera staff's progress. Annual staff members did more than what most people thought, They had to earn their grades and no one received an easy Meeting deadlines, drawing layouts, cropping pictures, and writing copy were just a few of the numerous tasks the staff had to endure. Often times the 7th hour was not enough time to complete the work. Staff members had to work through lunch per- iods, stay up late typing and sorting pic- tures, and even work at staff members' houses after school to make a deadline. Lisa Lockwood and Scott Ingram claimed lt took dedication to stay with the work and make the final product ex- hibit the excellence that was demanded. Members of the annual staff included: John Barge, Al Brown, Todd Burress, Joe Cook, Christi Holland Scott lngram, Michelle Johnson, Dawn Kisen Lisa Lockwood Carla McGee, David McMurrain, Marla Mitchell, Debbie Parks, Maddox Kilgore, and spon- sorp Mrs. Jane Gutherman. nnual - Annual Staff 7