Briarcliff High School - Shield Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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rt Club Self expression through beauty of line, color, and composition is the theme of the Art Club. It is a group- ing of young artists who, through guidance from a pro- their first step into the world of fessional, are taking creation. Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Janet Stephens, Elanie Parker, Pattie Ragsdale-Vice-President, Johnna Nease- President, Karen Stivers, Judy Wainwright. SECOND ROW: Claude Smith, Carol Eidchun, Warren Sealy, Susan Roberts, David Norton, Linda Montgomery, Ann Atkinson. THIRD ROW: Peggy Lankenau, Laine Kimpner, Jean Jefferson, 'Corky Bennett, Frances Eubanks, Steve Logan, Linda Schaeffer. Coin Club L-R: FIRST ROW: Eddy Lockheartf Phillip Reed, Ronnie Verner, Jay Everts. SECOND ROW: Peter Kraus, Kip Simmons, Wayne Paulk, Larry McLendon, Mike Weinberg. THIRD ROW: Bobby Coleman, Clinton Nix, George Ellis, Phil Churchman. M Ji gm, M 159 Money has always held a great attraction for people, and members of the Coin Club are no exception. They collect coins rather than spend them. The members hold auctions and exchange coins among themselves. The last part of the year an investment committee was formed to improve club funds. 49

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Forensic Societ L-R: Sharon Silverstein, Frances Eubanks, Melvin Perling-President, Malcolm Garmany, Sherry Vernon Secretary, Charlie Churchman. Dramatics Club The Dramatics Club develops self-confi- dence along with acting ability. Members of the club learn not only the art of char- acter portrayal, but also about backstage duties, equipment, and scenery. Everyone in the club has an opportunity to do every job. 1 Debating has always been an excellent way of sharpening the mind and transposing one's ideas into words. This year's debating team found much enjoyment and stimulation Working on the topic, '4The United States Should Promote a Common Market for the Western Hemisphere? They partici- pated in the Barkely Forum at Emory University and the Georgia lnvitation- al Debates. r r-.. - La ss.- f 2 - 4 I 5 . .- OFFICERS: L. to R.: Diana Butler, Treas.3 .lohnny Douglas, Pres., Genie Elkan, V.-Pres. L-R: FIRST ROW: Donna William, Susan Flamm, Betty Swartz, Bari Swartz, Lesley Quint, Ruth Hughes, Linda,Speer, Janet Manheim, Lynn Meyer, Sally Rose, Sonja Nichols. SECOND ROW: Peggy Owens, Virginia Lewis. lim Force, Alan Roberts, Mark Stites, Vickie Branch, Beth Forman, Susan Spears Phyllis Haskell, Karen Walker. 48

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A part of the Red Cross organiza- tion, ,Iunior Red Cross member- ship is open to both boys and girls. This year club members visited the children at the Gatchel School every week, helping them with various projects or entertaining them. They sponsored a drive to collect clothes for the Appalachian Mountain and prepared a provision chest of school supplies, musical instruments, and toilet articles to send overseas. Junior Red Cross L-R: FIRST ROW: .lean Jefferson, Gail Robertson, Gail Griffith, Donna Ewing. SECOND ROW Dianna Austin, Jo Bradley, Lena Strickland, Adele Dietz, Georgetta Vein. Science Club LR: FIRST ROW: Philip Reed, President, Eddie Griffin, Robert Cassell, Charles Roggenkamp, Steve Waldron, Sarita Kasriel, Charles Longley, George Karis. SECOND ROW: Clinton Nix, Bob McKinner, Bill Andrews, .lay Everts, Mike Cheek. V :gas 3 In a very few years the demand for scientists-good scientists- will more than double. The pur- pose of the Science Club is to give those who are interested an oppor- tunity to broaden their knowledge in various scientific fields.