Campbell High School - Highlander Yearbook (Fairburn, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1969 volume:

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We, the High- lander Staff, wish to pay this tribute to Mr. Parker for his untiring ellorts in Campbell's behalf. Though his glory has been little, his accomplishments have been many. wt! Q- vw ,,-A.. ThisisCH It's gonna be my way . . . or not at all!! 3 E js X. You rang ?? 'I :sq . N In ,E Ewhwt K I If you d0n't Watch out, I'11 make you disappear!! H Thia is the real Deborah WE' CHS Spirit at its best!! I i Listen, all I said was Sock it to me 10 . . .Action and then Wh'1t happened? . . . and you know what else? You know I used to be a champion hula dancer . . . till I found out I was allergic to grass skirts. 11 , when did you get your ears plerced? Puc ker Power My seven-year itch has started again. What's she hiding from now? 12 How dry I am. HOW ,bout 'cha, dip? Oh, brother. in ,xg Z Progress One for me and one for you. ECHHH ? ? This picture speaks for itself! 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No, not with your right foot ! J W i f. -,, WW, 'wi V.. . ww, vw Mum! iw fi ,,, Q, ,rzgsly 1 K v 'K x K We '. .Q I4 I z 1 1 ry ,, , , ., .,,v Qfflggw 5 W .- 1 . W. ?w,,1r.QjIL gjf,z2xQ,, 1' ' ,, . z I .L rw- ,,,. ' - V , . , ,, ' - r T . f ' ., 5,Qfffiffif'Ff-ZfE3f7'Fff? , -' - I .. ,. wg 5 ,:, , , f VV I I I H y,jQ:lgiiM,g5 1 V W M , ,K L o , K L .7 V. . V A , ,. ,, V ,,f .v :ff-ff. nw rf ww , ffill' df 'ff' V V n, ' f'-Y I T ' I if in W W ,E gk n. W, , f , M L em j ,. 4 wwf 1+ , 1 , af A ,, Q M8 Q K 6, fy, f f ' f Jfferjv' V' ' ,. -- ,ff Its not that bad, Ruf! I'd rather switch than fight! Would you believe I'm having a great time? Industrious? Bah Humbug, take my picture will you? Well ............ !! Going somewhere Charles? So what? I don't care! Our Hero Gambling, Miss Dowis? Nothing like togetherness! Meditation Q .W That's one Way to shut her up! Question, question, Mr. Exner? ,.1f -ff f1m1Jw .,,,,,.,, ' sis M 4 , , xgqf .... . . , t it si i,, j s t N X I fiir ' H Vi' ,K H I V . Vgfgg , 20 til, WML V X may it.. t.,.. , .. K is ' f 4-iii-z.szQ.iJgsazzif 6, , - , this ,, 1.5,.ffi.wi:.,,.U, , is t E I F wwf , T :iii 7 .. .al X if , 1 Q H 2 1 . 5.1 3 il ff E 2 , ff. '. 1 , 9275? il' ' . -5 A .I., F3 1 I' wk gg, Q f , . . WZ i . , u gi at Y '. ' :iv e lk s af H? NK r 5, J? , 'Y 5 ,f f' 3.32-., Bif f 4:2 Nx- :ff Y A eff A Administration To our school's administration We all owe a great deal. We owe them thanks for speedy lunch lines, for cooperation with clubs and activities, for bothering to take care of the little details that make Campbell such a Wonderful school. The oflice workers are always there to do Whatever they can to help in Whatever Way possible. Our administration has helped us, the students, and in turn Campbell. We would not have made such progress as we did in a mere year without out- standing administration. , ..,.,..,. , L: , I qx Assistant Principal-Mr. Thomas Kimbrough 3 Bookkeeper-Mrs. H azel Frank Xsv-'ef' Principal-Mr. Larry S. Dodd Secretary-Mrs. Ruth West Counselor-Mrs. Ioan Brown ibrary Staff The Library Department plays a tremendous role in our school life. Its varied facilities are quite adequate for the use of the student body. The Li- brary Staff is always ellicient and ready and eager to help. They have proved this to all those who use library facilities. 1 Counselors This Department is responsible for so much that it is almost impossible to comprehend. No Senior could ever get to college without them. No Junior could ever get to be a Senior Without them. Besides all the paper Work that is so tiresome, the counselors are there, always ready to listen to any problem We might have. Every C.H.S. student should be thankful that our counselors are out- standing ones. Counselor-Mrs. Martha Lovvorn Assistant Librarian-Mrs. Sondra Wingo Clerk-Mrs. jo Blalock Head Librarian-Mrs. Margaret Lester mut t. inn'-rw .1 . ,V If i English Department Department Head-Mrs. Jane Hubbard .. 4, Mr. Stanley Bailey Mrs. Pat Green Understanding our own language is a neces- sity to everyone seeking success. lt is the pur- pose of the English Department to provide us with this understanding. Unfortunately, not all our students have achieved this, but the English Department has put tremendous effort into teaching us our language and has succeeded in most cases. We are all deeply indebted to our English teachers. y.i. Mrs. June Grimme V Mrs. Lynn Wilson 24 Mr. Roy Smith Mrs. Mary Stokes 1 Q 1 S H T i Y 3 .3 S ii. N R -was 12215 iz at may-. get 1 1- --.,, ry-ga l Q it ' .O Mrs. Grace Ellis , Miss Ronnie Spilton I Miss Ann Mee 'L Mr. jim Knight anguage Department Though the C.H.S. language department is limited to only two foreign tongues, these have been and are a vital part of the schoolls curriculum. They afford students a chance to learn of the history and language of ancient Rome, and the flair and excitement of the Spanish. This department's teachers have given much of themselves for their students, and accomplished much with very little equipment. ' if 1 , G f. , .f fe .fffym T Y ' , ,V ,-'fb 1 . f- . u fl r-'nf' : I A .,-ef 1.f eMf 25 Mrs. Tina Hankinson 3 , Social Studies Department It is important for all of us to understand the World We live in. This is the avowed purpose of the Social Studies Department. Its teachers are, and must be diligent Workers. All of them must care and do care about their students. These teachers have done much to further progress and understanding of people at C.H.S. To them we all are greatly indebted. Mrs. Lynne Corbett Y Mrs. Rebekah Wilson Right-Miss Tonya Patterson Department Head-Mrs. Mary Carroll Miss Gabrielle Guyton . - 3 mr of R were 5 , L - 3 1?'S!.'Fi5EYf' FQME. Miss Jean Hall Mrs. lone Parrott The idol of today pushes the hero of yesterday out of our recollec- tiong and Will, in turn, be sup- planted by his successor of tomor- row. WASHINGTON IRVING The Sketch Book ks Mrs. Judith Pope Who gives bones about History? Mrs. Vivian Snyder MT- .lim Bates Z7 1 ' Math has a beaut be- yond all conception.yIt is ' a science of universal im- portance and one basic to everyday life. From - Sth grade math through lll. oldll algebra, geometry, trigonometry, analysis, and finally calculus, the pp Math teachers at Campbell cannot be praised enough for their un- tiring efforts. ar 1 N I ,ge Yi P L N 3 Department Head-Mr. Olin Presley l so so Miss Brenda Short , Mr. john Givens Mrs. Betty Walker , 4 , , W, ,X Q4 M 1 Mr. Joe Tillerson Mr. Keith Wilson Mrs. Margie Potter 28 Mr. William Exner Miss Ellen Roberts Science Department Science is the key to all knowledge. It brings an under- standing of the World around us to students. Whether it be Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, or Physicsg the underlying roles apply to everyone and everything. Department Head-Mr. William F. Sayer Mr. Walter Woodyard Mr. Larry Houston Physical Education Department Head-Mrs. Dorothy Fields Miss Virginia Lipsombs i ef ' The importance of physical fitness cannot be underestimated. P.E. is now required at Campbell and for the first time a co-educational course. The students participate in many various activities, some of which in- clude football, softball, volleyball, basketball, soccer, and gymnastics. Mr. Jack Hanson N g gs- ., . rw F . G sw- V i sg m min.. IK... Mr. jack Morris Mrs. Libby Stevens X N X E X x Q Mr. Don Bonner Miss Sherry Williams ' fx 1. , . -- . ' Smgz .. f - w ay ff.. - . by .E Q. .1 fm,-ggi 1 - 2 Q1-1 ' K 5 ' . V . 2 21.4572 SQNF' ' , .e'5. g !f:Fg-1jg??ZH 1 i ,i ' A --ff8sfu'-wzwf- 'Tiff'-4 , MW Q ui ESQ-5iT'z.'Q5g:giL F i .T s v z 'v 'f W 7 . - ' 4 ' J , i L.. . , b wx. , ff fu .. 5:- , s'g,fig,'-1 . -:sf ' 1 Q '- 1 . L' . A -W ff x - 7 ,S A x :van ' x 'L ,. .g: . q -' :g . i . .- - w w - ' '1 . .. f iizf w . -' fi Ef f K .. .,. M iZ,, , ,.,.,. ,. ,, ,. i i. : -Q, -F . f L X? gifv. 'ffl f fv 'gifllf-.gas Q., -x Mr. Frank Szepessy Business Department Business is very much a part of our modern World. The Business classes at Campbell offer an excellent background in this field. Their curric- ulum includes courses in stenography, typing, busi- ness arithmetic, oflice practice, and general busi- ness. Department Head-Mrs. Zuline Pulliam Mrs. Velma Michael Mrs. Bonnie Goode M1-5, Sarah Doss Mrs. Janice Westling 32 Mrs. Earline Powers Art Department Miss Pam Williams Our Art Department has been considered one of the finest of its kind in the countyg with facilities which are many and varied. We have all viewed the beautiful, and often times unusual art forms which are displayed by the Art Department. Miss Williams and Mr. Freundt and their Art Department de- vote much of their time to helping other clubs and activities by making posters, mu- rals, and displays. Mr. Robert Fruendt Music Department Music is Art in a Very beautiful form. The C.H.S. Music Department is one of the best in the county. Elective Courses are offered in Chorus, band, and music appreciation. Music also is an extracurricular activity, one involving many hours of practice for half-time shows, festivals, and concert. Mr. Bill Moore Mrs. Adele Samchock 33 Mr' Grant Pafis Home Economics De Department Head-Mrs. Douglas Burch Mrs. Geraldine Johnson partment Each year the Home Economics Department offers new and dif- ferent courses. This year Was no different from the rest. Mrs. Johnson taught the interesting housing and textiles classes While the Sth and 9th graders were the favorites of Miss Emerson. Mrs. Burch taught the Family Development course and Mrs. Green taught the new child development course. Mrs. Green was a pioneer in the teaching of child development in Fulton County. .. in-I sf s Eff' ss Q X xii X X I wx-'Ai 3 1 -U, 4, . Cx 'f3,gXQ,LSx.,f'i . 1 was , , H- -we . 1 ' f Miss Betty Emerson Mrs. Betty Green 3-amasnwr Special Education , , ,,,, WW W. Was! Miss Jetta Dowis 35 The Special Education Program is relatively new in Georgia. Campbell's Department is one of the pioneers, and a very successful one at that. The di- rectors have given their all and then some in order to give the unfortunate of this world a chance. Their Work has been of the highest quality and they will always be a part of the many lives they have touched. l Mr. John Terrell Vocational uidance Driver Education-Mr. Jack Jackson This section of the faculty is a most important one as it affords C.H.S. students the opportu- nity to obtain practical training in several fields While still in school. Agriculture, shop, and mechanical drawing are integral parts of many student's education. Driver Education aids in bettering our driving and has financial benefits as Well. These teachers in this section are im- portantg much more so than many students will admit. l Distributive Education-Mr. Vernon Smith Mechanical Drawing-Mr. Joe McManus Agriculture-Mr. Louis Fowler maMf,.mw:uwwmmW,y,-tawim Q1 V-wfwu, -ww, we , of Custodial and Cafeteria Management DlCtlCl3H-MTS. Lou Emma Winslett Custodians and Mr. Parker Cafeteria workers and maids Cafeteria help-To these We owe our clean cafeteria Teachers . . in Action iii 'M . 1 W , 5 W l . EA, ,V,A. , isiee eei essi ilsl f - ' xN .- iii? :,1V K K -:g.. , .. . A Wiggle . . . Wiggle . . . Squeak . . . Hiram Fly lost his glasses. What tack? Who's behind the fig leaf now. We're marching to . . . X X S X X Q X xg Q . Y EV Q - . P-O-W-E-R- S Th Hfn mm New addition to the bi C 51 g ' ology department. Let us pray. 39 Due to the untiring efforts of Mr. and Mrs. Green and Coach Jack Hanson, the CHS Sweetheart Ball of 1969 was an outstanding success. Registration ? ? ? ? ?? QQ, ,ismswgg L?-Q Q 'Y 1 ,W 4, A1 l 9, ,,. n gf h Q Q3 , V V Y W i 'rad' President-Benjamin Califf K Vice-president-Sherry Hunter Senior Class SENIORS. So named are the su- preme beingsof Campbell. Num- ber 1. in spirit hall, number 1. in spirit, this was and is the class of exceptional quality. C.H.S. has given much to this class, and the class has given much to Campbell. Interest and spirit long had been low, but Senior aide gave it a boost. It can boast of help in be- ing guinea pigs of a new school plan and having patience when unexpected problems arose. This is a group to be long remembered by all at Campbell. Secretary-Deborah Cochran Treasurer-Sandra H and 42 K' 7 Kay Adams Stanley Alewlrle Senior Coordinator-Mr, William F. Sayer Wayne Allen Eddy Allman Thomas Andrews Paul ATU1lStC3d Melinda Astin Gary Baldwin Donna Banks PNSY Barnes Marie Benefield Rita Berry Carole Bomar B Jan Bradley L.. Kenneth Bradley Judy Braswell Deborah Brown Linda BIOWI1 4-4 5, 3 S Emma Jean Black Susan Blalock Marvin Turner-Myfstery Man in the Beat Headlan Contest. ra .T i QE l 25 is i Steve Brown Benjamin Califf d 'mfg-1 Mary Campbell Pat Campbell Cindy Caraway Bonnie Carter Pam Carter Mike Chase Buddy Chastain Deborah Cochran Fonda Cochran Jimmy Cochran Linda Cochran Rita Cochran 45 Floyd Collins Judy Copenhaver Charlene Cook Lesley Copeland ff if W, iw Janice Coursey Mark Drake Doug Edmonson John Fomby 46 Al Carol Driskell Frank Forsyth h s.s,, ' .......,' 2 al Q: ,. 3 5 i i Rae Eason Mike Foster Shawn Frank Jennea Furey David Gentry Cliff Gillette l L V1ct0r Glnn Paul Grube Sandra Hand Charles Glass John Goode Laura Green X a ,VAVVV ' if was lg , A,A, A My 1'L me Lee Nell Hanes She's got spirit!! Albert Haney Linda Happoldt Ann Harper! Lewis Harper Bill Harris A1 Bonita Harris David Hart Elaine Hart James Hart 48 Dinah Hayes Keith Holifield Kathy Jackson Ann Jeanes Alex Heath Joyce Henry Jack Hindman Kathleen Hudgens hlark Hulsey 49 Sherry Hunter Debbie Jackson Aubrey Jenkins ' s Bridget Jones Susan Jones .4 Steve Kidd Kerry King i .s Patricia Jordan Philip Kearns Zachery King Linda Kinser Frank Lambert Deidre Lane Rhoda Lester Joan Lewallen 50 Sue Lewis Jerry Long Angelo Loumakis Glenn McCullough WY Mike Luther Robert Lyle Mike McFar1in Tony MCFar1in 51 Susan McEwen Donna MCLarin - f'l V' Y Gayle Maddox pw 'N Q lung.-as mf , David Maddox Phillip Mayfield Linda Mayo Jack Medley Robert Melson Joyce Miller Neil Monroe Patti Moon James Mooney 52 Alan Rlorris Kerron Morrow Barbara Mull Clayton Nlull f Debbie Mullis Wanda Nestlehutt Carol Norred Jackie Orr Cathy Overby P95 Patricia Oxford Renee? Pittman Jerry Plott 1 Sylvia Pollard Carol Polston David Ponder l fs 1ff..w,,,,,,w Gary Port Donna Price Bobby Pruitt Denise Purcell Glenn Ratliff Joe Reynolds 54 Larry Rich Kissing can ..... ? Ricky Roebuck R Billy Rogers Patricia Richards Clay Routon V UP' Camilla Rowell Eddie Sargent Dottie Scales EFT? Deborah Shaw William Shaw Gayle Simpson 55 Faye Ritz Lynn Routon K., ',', 9 Joan Scruggs Casandra Smith Deborah Smith Valerie Smith Gwendolyn Stanford Jerry Stiltner Judy Smith Nancy Smith Patricia Smith Annie Mae Southern Rayleen Spruill Debra Stanfield Mallory Steadham Linda Steed Jane Stephens 56 1 ,iei Deborah Swancey D l Pam Thompson Danny Thomas Rebecca Thornton l Linda Todd Jane Tucker 'KWhy don't Cha come over and see me sometime? Deborah Turner Marvin Turner Sheila Howard 'll Doug Wade Nancy Walden Bobby Wells 57 Pam Whitehead Doug Wilson Pat Whitehead Stephen Wilson 58 Michael Willard Bobby Williams James Winslett Teletha Wright Larry Wright Becky Wyatt Harry Yates l Gutstanding Seniors Most LZZEJQI to Sacreecl Miss fulietta Smith Mr. Frank Lambert Best All Arozma' Miss Nancy Smith Mr. Philip Kearns Most Intelleetnnl Miss Sherry Hunter Mr. Kenneth Bradley Moy! Dependable Miss Pam Thompson Mr. Jimmy Hart Most Talented Miss Susan McEwen Mr. Jackie Orr Best Personnlily Miss Rebecca Thornton Mr. ferry Stiltner Wzftz'es! Miss Patsy Barnes Mr. Marfvin Turner Mos! Atliletzk' Miss Lesley Copeland Mr. Bill Harris Neaiefi Miss Deborah Sfwancey Mr. Mark Hulsey Cami Miss Donna McLarin Mr. Jack Medley ADAMS, LONA KAY: Freckles , Youth for Christ 8, 9, Twirlers Club 10, FBLA 11, 12. AMBITION: To someday marry a man as Wonderful as my daddy, remain a teenager at heart as my mother has done, and to repay them both for all they have sacrificed for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Kay Adams, being of small mind and body, do here- by leave my good times at Campbell to my little sister, and my ability to stay out of trouble to my brothers. ALLMAN, EDWIN CECIL: Eddy , Varsity Basketball 11, Newspaper Staff 11, 12. AMBITION: To study political science and economics and to become a political journalist. ANDREWS, JOHN THOMAS: Thomas , Fu- ture Farmers 9, 11. AMBITION: To graduate from CHS and be- come a good tool and die maker. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Thomas Andrews, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave all the good times I've had at Campbell to my sister Janelle. ARMISTEAD, PAUL COLLEY: AMBITION: To make a success of whatever I undertake to do and to make my parents and teachers proud of me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Paul Armistead, will my privilege of going to sleep in class to all those who feel the need of an extra Wink of sleep. ASTIN, MELINDA SUE: Lady Godiva , Basketball 8, 9, Sophomore Club, Executive Council 10, FTA 11,12, Vice-President 12, Civinettes 11, 12, Vice-President 12, Spanish Club 11,12, Parliamentarian 11, Secretary 12, Student Council 10,12, Band 8-12, Drum Ma- jorette 11,12, Socidad Honararia Hispanica12. AMBITION: To always be happy and in times of sadness to laugh to keep from crying, and someday to repay my wonderful parents for all they have done for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Melinda Astin, being of confused mind and skinny body, do hereby leave my ability to direct the Band to Jack McTyre, my gracefulness to Jo Alice Ray, and my White Horse to Mr. Jackson. BALDWIN, GARY CURTIS: Gary , Foot- ball 8-12, Basketball 8, Student Council 9,11,12, Key Club 11. AMBITION: To graduate!!! LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Gary Baldwin, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my ability to go through school without getting a tardy slip to anyone who can get a teacher that doesn't give tardy slips. BANKS, DONNA LEIGH: Doe-Nut , Twirl- ers Club 10, FBLA 12. AMBITION: To graduate and someday marry a certain boy with the initials W.M.B. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Donna Banks, being of sound mind and body, do here- by-with Christ in the center of my life-try to live my life as a Christian example for others to follow. Senior Directory BARNES, PATRICIA LEIGH: 'lhey you , Li- brary Club 8, 9, Treasurer 9, FMA 10, FBLA, President 12. AMBITION: To live my life in accordance and acceptance of God's plan, therefore know- ing what only love can teach. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Patsy Barnes, being of sound mind and body, do here- by leave my ability to know right from wrong to anyone who may be in doubt. BENEFIELD, LINDA MARIE: Marie , D.E. Club 11, 12. AMBITION: To repay my mother for all she has done for me, and to obtain a great career to make something of myself. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Marie Benefield, being of tired mind and tiny body, do hereby will the ability to graduate to Calvin, and all the fun Ilve had to Theresa. BERRY, EVELYN MARGUERITE: t'Rita , 9th grade Girls' Chorus, FHA 9, 10, Historian 102 FBLA 11, 12. AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I do and to go through life with a smile. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Rita Berry, do hereby leave all the joys of being a Senior to my brother and sister in hopes that they will enjoy it as much as I have. BLACK, EMMA JEAN: Chorus 8, 11, Drill Team 11. AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I attempt, and to make a happy life for those I love, and to please God in everything I do. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Emma Jean Black, being of sound mind and strong body, do hereby leave my ability to finish school to my future sister-in-law Gloria W., and all my love to her brother John, and my 1952 blue goose car to my brother Joe. BLALOCK, SUSAN JO: Red Cross 8, Girls' Chorus 9, Bonneysingers 9, Advanced Chorus 10, Glee Club 10, Tennis 10, 12, Basketball Scorekeeper 11, 12. AMBITION: To repay those who have helped me through these five years at CHS. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Susan Blalock, being of weak mind and battered body, do hereby will the CHS gym back to the coaches till Jean decides to take my place. BOMAR, CAROLE ELAINE: 'fBomar with an E'l, Advanced Band 8-12, B-Team Basketball 8,9, Bible Club 8, Latin Club 9,10, Reporter 10, Sophomore Club 10, Spanish Club 11, Trea- surer 11, Color Guard 11, Honor Roll 8, 9, 11,12, Civinettes11,12, Future Teachers 11, 12, Beta Club 12, Majorettes 12, Highlander Staff- Circulation Manager 12, Varsity Basketball 10, 12, Certihcate of Merit 11. AMBITION: To walk hand in hand with Jesus always, to have the love and unseltishness of Miss Jetta Dowis, to raise Coach'l some pro- size tackles, and to see all students striving tognlhrr to make our Alma Mater great! LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Carole Bomar, do hereby leave my heart at CHS in hopes that all who enter in may see their dreams unfold wonderfully before them here as I have, 64- to the athletic department I leave my brother Richard, and to Huff-Woman, I regretfully leave whatever is left of the saxophones, ma- jorettes, Chattanooga, and this year's basket- ball and football teams. BRADLEY, EMILY JANET: Jan , Basketball 8, 4-H Club 8-12, FHA 10, 12, 9th Grade Chorus, FBLA 12. AMBITION: To repay my parents for all the wonderful things they have done for me and to marry that certain someone and live a happy successful life with him. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Jan Bradley, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave to Craig and Randall all my good times at CHS and my ability to skip and get caught to Mike B. BRADLEY, KENNETH COOK: Honor Roll 8-12, Beta Club 11,12, Vice-President 12, Li- brary Club 1O-12, Chaplain 10, Vice-President 11, President 12, Latin Club 9, 10, 12, Secre- tary 10, Spanish Club 11, 1st Place-State National 1st Year Spanish Exam. AMBITION: To take a Berlitz Total Immer- sion course. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Kenneth Bradley, being of depraved mind and useless body, do hereby leave my Scottish accent to Mrs. Hubbard, and my language crusade to the next language enthusiast who bungles into Campbell. BRASWELL, JUDY ANN: Jud-i- , B-Team Basketball 8-10, Varsity Basketball 11, Chorus 8-11, 4-H Club 8-12, Citizenship Club 8, Stu- dent Council 9-11, Sophomore Club 10, FTA 11,12, Y-Teens11,12. AMBITION: To go to college and someday try to repay my parents and friends for what they have done for me, to always be able to smile and make friends, and to make that special guy very happy. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Judy Braswell, being of less mind and more body, do hereby leave my place in the graduating class to Red , my ability to skip to Lavonne, and my position on first-string football to Mike. BROOKS, MARVIN THOMAS: Tommy : AMBITION: To graduate from Campbell High, to repay my parents for all they have done for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Tommy, being of sound mind, leave to my cousin Ernie my love for CHS and my ability to serve Cokes in concession stand. BROWN, DEBORAH FAYE: Twinkie , Drama Club 8, Library Club 8, FHA 9, 10, Chorus 9-12. AMBITION: To love some ole' Joe, and to try to repay my wonderful parents for putting up with me all this time. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Debby Brown, being of little mind and body, do here- by leave my ability to lead a double life and get away with it to any one who has the nerve to try it. I leave Campbell to all my forth- coming kin to use better than I did. BROWN, LYNDA: Lum-bo , 4-H Club 8, 9, Chorus 9, Spanish Club 11. AMBITION: To be a historian. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I will my sound mind to all the juniors, my ability to see things in their true perspective to Albert Thornton, and my height-if it will help any- to Lawrence William. BROWN, STEVEN KENYON: t'Soul Man , Football 8-10, Track 11, Student Council 12. AMBITION: To go to college and have the wisdom of my father, the kindness of my mother, and to marry Pam and live happily ever after. LAST WVILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Steve Brown, being of dirty mind and decrepid body, do hereby leave CHS with the advice to stu- dents following me HTO STAY IN SCHOOL , and to thank Mr. Presley for helping me in school and with my problems, and to all the juniors I leave the senior privileges. CALIFF, BENJAMIN: HBen,', Student Coun- cil 8, Drama Club, Senior Class President. AMBITION: To accompish what I have al- ready set out to do. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I leave the ability to go through school not believing what my teachers say and learning more by it. CAMPBELL, MARY ELLEN: Mary , 4-H Club 8, 9, FHA 11. AMBITION: To make my mother and daddy proud of me and to repay them for the things they have done for me, and to End a guy who will be as good to me as my daddy is to my mother, and be as good to him as my mother is to my daddy. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Mary Campbell, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave all my good times to Dan Brock and leave Ricky to Debbie. CAMPBELL, PATRICIA ANN: Pat , 4-H Club 8-10, 12, Twirlers Club 8, 9, FHA 9, FBLA 12, Mixed Chorus 9, 12. AMBITION: To marry a cute little boy named Steve and make him happy, and to have our children to love and respect us as much as I do my mother and daddy. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Pat Campbell, being of sound mind and body, leave to David and Shirley my ability to graduate, to Larry and Linda all the luck in the world, to my parents, grandparents, Janie and Steve, all the happiness in the world, and to Annie Mae I leave J.W. CARAWAY, CYNTHIA JANE: 'fCindy , Li- brary Staff X, 4-H Club 8, 9, Citizenship Club 9, B-Team Cheerleader 9, Sophomore Club, Y-Teens 11, 12, Varsity Cheerleader 11, 12, Captain 12, Civinettes 12, Bruin Staffll, News Editor, Spanish Club 11, 12. AMBITION: To someday be half as smart as my father, to love life as much as my mother, and to always take life with a smile. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Cindy Caraway, being of hoarse voice, do hereby leave the spirit at Campbell for someone else to yell for. CARTER, BONNIE SUE: Susie Q , Citizen- ship Club 8, Youth for Christ 10, 11. AMBITION: To graduate from Campbell High, get out and End a good job. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Froggie, being of sound body and unsound mind, leave to Rudolph all my great times at Campbell and hope she is as happy here as I was. CARTER, PAMELA BETH: Pam , Citizen- ship Club 8, 9, 4-H Club 8, 9, Chorus 9, Stu- ent Council 9, Sophomore Club, Y-Teens 11,12, FTA 12. AMBITION: To go to business school, and someday get married and be as wonderful to my children as my mama and daddy have been to me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Pam Carter, being of strong mind and healthy body, do hereby leave my good times in my junior and senior years to my brother Tommy and Grant Boyd. CHASE, MICHAEL EDWARD: Mike : AMBITION: To out-run a Z-28 Camaro in my Opel. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Mike Chase, being of sound mind and body, do here- by leave the back seat of my Opel to Susan Pearson. CHASTAIN, BUDDY WILLIAM: Willy , Football 8-10, Varsity 11, Wrestling 9-11. AMBITION: To someday prove to my mother and future wife Bridget that Fm smarter than they think. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Buddy VVilliam Chastain, do hereby leave my ten demerits to Miss Michael. COCHRAN, DEBORAH LEE: 'fPorky , FHA 8, Citizenship Club 9, Secretary, Drill Team9, Sophomore Club, Modern Dance Club 10, Y- Teens 11,12, Program Chairman 12, Varsity Cheerleader 11, 12, Co-Captain 12, FTA 12, Secretary of Senior Class, Citizen of the Month 12. AMBITION: To always try and face life with a smile as both of my grandfathers did, and to prove to all the many wonderful people who have helped me so willingly in the past that someday they will be proud of me, also to try not to make as many mistakes in the future as I have in the past. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Deborah Cochran, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave all my great and wonderful times at CHS to my brothers and sisters, Steve, Sam- my, Linda, Robin, and Melanie in hopes theyill have as much fun as I have had. To Ginny Duncan my position as Co-Captain of Cheer- leaders in hopes she'll enjoy it as much as I have. To Mr. Dodd, my thanks for making my Senior year a great one to remember, and to the junior class, the honor of being a senior at CHS. COCHRAN, FONDA KATE: Citizenship Club 8, 9, Latin Club 9, 10, Advanced Chorus 9,10, Sophomore Club, Y-Teens 11, 12, FTA 11, 12, Bruin Staff 12, Assistant Circulation. AMBITION: To always try to see the good side of things and to be a success at whatever I undertake to do. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Fonda Cochran, being of weak mind and body, do hereby leave all the great times Iyve had on the Bruin Staff to Albert Thornton, and being late to homeroom everyday to anyone who'll have a good excuse. COCHRAN, JAMES EARL: Roach , Foot- ball 8-12, Wrestling 8-10, 12, Baseball 9-12, Citizenship Club 8, 9, Student Council S-10, Sophomore Club. AMBITION: To be a confirmed bachelor and a millionaire. LAST VVILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Jimmy 65 Cochran, being of sound mind and body, do leave all my good times to Randy Gordon, my ability to get in and out of trouble to Rickey Ratliif and my position on the football team to Andy Thompson. COCHRAN, LINDA SUE: 4-H Club 9-11, FHA 10, Youth for Christ 9, Chorus 9, 10, FBLA 12. AMBITION: To repay my parents and sister for all the wonderful things they have done for me, and to someday marry that special some- one and be happy. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Linda Cochran, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave all my good times to anyone who can make it through school. COCHRAN, RITA ANNETTE: 'iRita Bear , B-Team Basketball S, 4-H Club 8-10, Honor Roll 8, Miss Bear 10-12, Varsity Basketball 9-12, Band 8-12, Sophomore Club, Twirlers Club 9, Y-Teens 11, 12, FTA 11, 12, Student Council 9, 10. AMBITION: To someday be loved as much as I love Mamma Jackson, to make a certain t'Eagle happy, and live up to the Cochran's name for Pappa Cochran. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Rita Cochran, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave to any girl who thinks she can have as much fun as I had, the position of Miss Bear, my temper on the ball court to l'Treesl' Morgan, and Campbell High to Ralph to do whatever to wants to with it. COLLINS, FLOYD WAYNE: Floss , Basket- ball 8, B-Team 9, 10, Varsity 11, 12, Track 9, 10, FFA 12. AMBITION: To someday reestablish my own Studebaker Corporation in Stonewall and ap- point Mrs. Grimme as Vice-President, LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Floyd Collins, being of mechanical mind and strong body, do hereby leave my passing grades and good times to Ralph Brown. COOK, ANDREA CHARLENE: Chorus 8, Citizenship Club 8, 9, Cheerleader 9, Varsity Cheerleader 'tSharkyl', B-Team 11, Latin Club 9, Sophomore Club, Y-Teens 11, 12, AMBITION: To fulfill my future as I see it now with Chuck, and to always be aware of and make happy the life around me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Charlene Cook, being of sound mind and body do hereby leave behind my ability to do a banana split to anyone who will attempt it and the most wonderful Mrs. Betty Green, Mrs. Corbett, and Miss Johnson to all those fortunate enough to have them as a friend and teacher. COPELAND, LESLEY JANE: Elsie , Youth for Christ 8-10, Secretary 9, 10, B-Team Bas- ketball 8, Spanish Club 12, Civinettes 11, 12, Chaplain 11, Treasurer 12, Varsity Basketball 9-12, Co-Captain 11. AMBITION: To always be able to fulfill the expectations of those who have sacrificed for me, and to say thanks to two special teachers who taught me more than I could ever learn from a book. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Lesley Copeland, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my position on the basketball team to Suzanne Hogue, and the thrill of winning with a lot of hard work to next year's seniors. COPENHAVER, JUDITH LYNN: Judy , Spanish Club 11, D.E. Club 12. AMBITION: To become a psychiatrist and try to help other people, but of course my main ambition is to find a compatable mate. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Judy Copenhaver, being of sound mind and very lit- tle body, do hereby leave my body to science, maybe they can get more out of it than I can. COURSEY, JANICE ANN: FHA 8, 4-H Club 8-9g Youth for Christ 9. AMBITION: To graduate, get married, and to have children and love them as much as my mother and daddy have loved me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Janice Coursey, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave a hope that my two brothers, Rickey and Billy, will find as many true friends at CHS as I have and enjoy being at CHS. DRAKE, MARCUS EARL: Mark , Youth for Christ-Pasco High and Gulf High, Florida, Varsity Football-Newport, Tennessee. AMBITION: To go to college. DRISKELL, FRANCES CAROL: FHA 8-12, Secretary 9, Treasurer 10, President 11, Vice- President 123 Chorus 9, Sweetheart Court 11. AMBITION: To always put God before me in my life and to succeed in everything I attempt to do. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Carol Driskell, of sound body and weak mind, leave all my dumbness to my sister, and pray she can do something with it throughout her re- maining years at CHS. EASON, MONA RAE: Rae g Lancer Council 8, 4-H 8-10, Co-Ed Hi Y 10-11, Modern Dance Club 9-10, FTA 12. AMBITION: To marry that certain someone and make him happy for the rest of his life and to repay my parents for everything they have given up for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Rae Eason, being of sound mind QPJ and body, do hereby leave by ability to stay out of trouble to my brothers, Knute and Paul: to Susan Pearson, I leave my ability to be sick at least once a week: to anyone lucky enough to get to Miss Lipscomb first, I leave my job C?j as a Sth Period P.E. aide and washwoman , and last but not least, I leave all the wonder- ful memories of my senior year to every stu- dent lucky enough to be a part of Campbell High School. EDMONDSON, GERALD DOUGLAS: Percy , Wrestling 83 Track 9-12: Football 8-12. AMBITION: To someday make a success out of my life with S.H. by my side. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Doug Edmondson, being of sound mind and body, hereby leave my high school life to anybody that wants to take a chance with it. FORSYTH, ALVA FRANKLIN: Hunprintableug 4-H 8-93 Citizenship Club 83 Chorus 9, 12. AMBITION: To graduate from college, be a success in business and life, and repay Mother and God for the guidance they have given me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Frank Forsyth, being of feeble mind and unfit body, do hereby leave my good times, my bad times, my aspirins, my unlocked locker, and Mr. Pres- ley to my little sister Elaine, even though she doesn't deserve them. FOSTER, MICHAEL LOCKE: Horace , Foot- ball 8: Student Council 9-10: Latin Club 9-10, Key Club 9-11, Band 8-12. AMBITION: To marry a beautiful brunette, become an airline pilot, and somehow repay my parents for everything, if that's possible. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Horace, being of conformable mind and stable body, do hereby appropriate my leave. I leave my ability to ,play the trombone bad to Lewis Simmons, he needs it. FRANK, ELIZABETH SHAWN: Lily , Twirlers Club 9, Basketball 8-9, Advanced Band 8-12: Latin Club 9-10, FTA 11-12: Beta Club 11-12: Honor Roll 8- 10-12, AMCC 10-12, Treasurer 11, President 12. AMBITION: To repay my wonderful parents by becoming the best registered nurse they know. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Shawn Frank, being of sound mind and body CH, do hereby leave my first chair position in the band to Donna Crutchfield. FUREY, JANNEA: Jay , 4-H Club 8-9, 11, Library Club 9-10: Art Club 11, Twirlers Club 8-10. AMBITION: To leave home this summer so I'll be able to keep what sanity I have left, to see S. J. come back and finish school, and finally, hear that J. R. O. has found what he wanted, and to see my family happy always, es- pecially my parents. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Jannea Furey, being of sound mind and body, give Mr. Fowler, Mr. Sawyer, and Mrs. Frank the joy of knowing I'm finally leaving, but the thought that therels still my little brother and sister. GENTRY, DAVID: 8th Grade Football, B- Team 9-10, Varsity 11-12, FFA 12. AMBITION: To someday go to Viet Nam without having to fight my way out, and to have a car better than my brotherls. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I do hereby leave my ability to sleep in Mrs. Hubbard's class to anybody who can get away with it, my ability to make a cow to Mr. Freundt, and my '52 Chevy fLizy bellj to anyone who can crank her on a cold morning without killing her motor at least once. GILLETTE, CLIFF: AMBITION: To be a great guitarist and make a name for myself and to be able to look back some day and say There I was. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Cliff Gillette, being of sound mind and strong body do hereby at this date under the strenuous su- pervision provided for by the administration of the preceding arrangement, agree that all re- quirements do specify the amount of languish department associations exclude the interior of advailing degrees sponsored by numerous sta- tions within solar degrees of banishment! GLASS, CHARLES DARNELL: Darnell , Band 8-10, Honor Roll 8, 10, Spanish Club 11-125 Track 12. AMBITION: I plan to attend college after I graduate from Campbell High. After college I plan to become an accountant. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Charles Darnell Glass, being of sound mind and body, hereby will to Albert Thornton my marvelous sense of humor, and my crazy pair of legs: to Frankie Lovelace my very small size: to Larry johnson I will my physique: to Garnett Stan- ford I will my mouth, and to Glennie Wilsdom I will my match making ability. To the CHS Student Body I will my soul spirit. 66 GOODE, JOHN KENNETH: Don't Have One! g Basketball 8, Football 8-103 Student Council 101 Key Club 10-11. AMBITION: To be liked by all and loved by one, Betty, and to make the ones who have had a part in forming my life proud. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, John Goode, do hereby leave all the rewards, ex- periences, and frustrations of being a Junior and Senior to Betty. GINN, VICTOR MILES: floppy , AMBITION: To become a pilot and own my own plane and to buzz my little sister whenever possible. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Victor Ginn, being of sound mind and body, well I think sound mind and body, do hereby leave my good and unforgettable memories within the noisy halls of CHS. GREEN, LAURA: FHA 83 4-H 8-12, Vice- President 11, Secretary 12g Latin Club 9, 103 Drama Club 9-115 Governor's Honors Program 10, Art Club 10, 123 Civinettes 11-12: Pro- gram Chairman 123 President of Art Club 11, Beta Club 11-123 Certificate of Merit 11, News- paper Art Editor 11, 12: Annual Art Editor 12, Honor Roll 8-12. AMBITION: To be my best. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Laura Green, being of mind both happy and sad, happy to go and sad to leave, do hereby will Campbell High to everyone who comes here- after in hopes that they will make some of them. HAND, SANDRA REBECCA: Sandroopy g AMCC 89 Latin Club 9-10, Citizenship Club 9, Sophomore Club: Y-Teens 11-12, FTA 12g Student Council 9, 11g B-Team Cheerleader 9-10, Varsity 11, B-Team Basketball Score- keeper 12: Chorus 8, Senior Class Treasurer. AMBITION: To face life with a smile, always willing to help others, have the courage of my father, the wisdom and love of my mother, and to someday marry someone as wonderful as my brother was. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Sandra Hand, being of sound mind and body, do here- by will my position as Miss Lipscomb's P.E. aide to anyone who is willing to become a washwoman, my position of being a cheerleader for 3 years to anyone who will love it as much as I did, and all my good times at CHS to my nephew Franky in hopes that he will learn to love it as I have. A HANES, LEE NELL: Nurd Nell g FHA 8-10, 4-H Club 8-102 Chorus 9-125 FBLA 11-12, Drill Team 12: A Cappella Singers 10-12. AMBITION: To do the best I can in all I attempt and become a success, and to repay my parents for all they have done for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Lee Nell Hanes, being of dense mind and corroded body, do hereby leave to Mel and Belinda the ability to make our own Senior privileges as Linda, Dinah, Debby, and I did. HANEY, ALBERT: AMBITION: To complete high school and show my parents and teachers how much I love and appreciate their patience with me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: Being of good mind, I, Albert Haney leave to Pete Norton my ability to keep Miss Dowis' pets for her and keep them well fed also my way with the girls. HAPPOLDT, LINDA MARIE: Drill Team 11. AMBITION: To graduate to be something wkorthwhile, and make my foster parents proud o me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Linda Happoldt, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave all my good times at CHS and hope the Juniors will live long enough to write a Last Will and Testament. HARPER, CLAUDIA ANN: Beulah , Stu- dent Council 8, 4-H Club 8-9, Citizenship Club 8-9, Chaplain 8, Mixed Chorus 8-9, Ad- vanced Chorus 9, Sophomore Club, Y-Teens 11-12, Drill Team 9-12, Co-Captain 12. AMBITION: To one day Hnd my own true love and show my mama and daddy how much I really do love and appreciate them. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Ann Harper, being of little mind and big body, do hereby leave to Joan, Linda, Lynne, and Toni, the drill team, in hopes that they have as much fun without me as they did with me. To Grant Boyd and my nephews I leave all my good times at CHS. HARPER, LEWIS B.: Chess and Checkers 10, Science Club 11, 12. AMBITION: To become the next president of Playboy Clubs of America. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Lewis Harper, being of unsound mind and plenty of body, do leave CHS!! HARRIS, BONITA FAYE: 'tChief , Latin Club 9-10, Art Club 11-12, Secretary 11, President 12, Beta Club 11-12, Civinettes 12, Honor Roll 8-9, 11-12, Alternate for Governor's Honor Program. AMBITION: To live a life that is expected of me by God and not by man. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: Being of sound mind and body, I leave Campbell to my two brothers, Dennis and Dwight, and say thank you for those special teachers and the wonderful companionship of my friends. HARRIS, WILLIAM ROY: Bill , Track 8, Basketball 8, Football 8, Citizenship Club 9, B-Team Football 9, B-Team Basketball 9-10, Sophomore Club, Varsity Football 10-12, Var- sity Basketball 11-12. AMBITION: To prove to everyone that, It's gonna be good! LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Bill Har- ris, being of noble mind and bruised body, do hereby leave by kicking shoe to anyone who can wear it, and to anyone who plays basketball- all that good running. HART, BARBARA ELAINE: Elaine , FHA 8, Mixed Chorus 9, Advanced Chorus 9-10, Latin Club 9-10, Bowling Team 10, Sophomore Club, Drill Team 9-12, Captain 12, FTA 11-12, Y-Teens Board of Directors 11-12. AMBITION: To someday repay my wonderful parents for all the things they have done for me, and to make that someone special very happy. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Elaine Hart, being of sound mind and body, hereby leave my position as Captain of the Drill Team to a future captain in hopes that she will enjoy it as much as I have. HART, CHARLES DAVID: David , Basket- ball 8, B-Team Basketball 9-10, Varsity 11-12, Golf Team 10-12. AMBITION: To be a success in life and to repay my mother and father for all they have done for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, David Hart, being of sound mind and body, leave Campbell High School with great joy, and the ability to stay out of trouble to anyone who needs it. HART, JAMES WALTER: Jimmyl', Track Manager 8-10, Science Club 8-11, Latin Club 9, Basketball Manager 9-10, Football Man- ager 9-11, Key Club 10-12, Beta Club 12, Honor Roll. AMBITION: To l- LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Jimmy Hart, along with the rest of the annual staff, do leave to next year's staff our bad luck, Neil. HAYES, DINAH MARIE: Punkin , 4-H Club 8, FHA 8-10, 9th Grade Chorus, Bowling Team 11, FBLA 11-12, Drill Team 11-12. AMBITION: To live a happy and rewarding life with Wilson and to repay my parents for all they have done for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Dinah Hayes, being of sound mind and body, do here- by leave all my good times at CHS to my sister Jeanie and my extra subject hours to my brother Dennis. HEATH, HIRAM ALEXANDER III: 'fAlex',, Football 8, Science Club 8-9, Track 10, D.E. Club I1-12. AMBITION: To become a successful business leader and become wealthy. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Alex Heath, being of sound mind and body, do here- by leave my place in D.E. to another deserving student. HENRY, JOYCE ANN: Chorus 9, FBLA 12. AMBITION: To become a secretary and some- day marry and have a happy Christian family and try to repay my parents for what they have done for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Joyce Henry, being of sound mind and body, do here- by leave Steve all my good times at Campbell, especially in my senior year, to James my abil- ity to pass subjects, and to Martha I leave my books. HINDMAN, JACK LEON: Jackie , Science Club 11, Chess and Checkers Club 10-12, FFA 9. AMBITION: To live fast, love hard, and die young. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Jack Hindman, being of reasonably sound mind and deteriorating body, do hereby bequeath CHS to Mr. Larry Dodd in hopes that he will know what to do with it. HOLIFIELD, KEITH THOMAS: f'Cottontopl', Football 8, Track Manager 9, Citizenship Club 8-9, Football Manager 9-10. AMBITION: To someday repay my parents for all they have done for me and to be a D.J. on WQXI. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Keith Holifield, being of weak mind and unsound body, do hereby, henceforth, and forevermore leave CHS. 67 HUCKEBA, DONNA FAYE: Library Club 9, Twirlers Club 9. AMBITION: To try to repay my parents for everything they have done for me and to suc- ceed in everything I undertake to do. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Donna Huckeba, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave Campbell High School to my sister Becky. HUDGENS, LOIS KATHLEEN: KK,', Future Homemakers 8, Honor Roll 8, Student Council 10, Sophomore Club,, Chorus 9, Y-Teens 12. AMBITION: To marry the boy I love and repay my parents for all the wonderful things they have done for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Kathleen Hudgens, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave all the good times Ilve had to Rhonda and Donnie L. and all my love and prayers to a special guy in the Army. HULSEY, ROBERT MARK: Football 8-12, Track 10-12, FTA 11-12, FFA 9-10. AMBITION: To graduate and join the navy so I can have a girl in every port, and to have one special girl when I come home to be my own, S. M. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Robert Mark Hulsey, leave all my speed and winning ability to my slow poke brother Tony Wallace who needs it. I also leave him my track shoes with the four cleats missing. HUNTER, SHERRY: Latin Club 8-9, 4-H Club 8-9, Thespians 10, Beta Club 11-12, FTA 11- 12, Spanish 11-12, Spanish Honor Society 11-12, Art Club 11-12, High-Q Team 11-12, Civinettes 12, Student Council Executive Coun- cil 12, Bruin Staff 12, Senior Class Vice-Presi- dent. AMBITION: To become a best selling novelist and win several Nobel Prizes. LAST' WILL AND TESTAMENT: Being of weak mind and weaker body, I, Sherry Hunter, do hereby leave Mr. Jackson his Driver's Ed car safe and sound, to Mrs. Corbett my Mc- Carthy button, and to my sister Robin the entire school. JACKSON, DEBORAH FRANCES: f'Deb-I , FHA 9, Y-Teens 11-12, Drill Team 12. AMBITION: To be successful, have the time of my life after I graduate, to repay my par- ents for all they have done for me, and to see Charlene and Chuck as parents. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Deb Jackson, being of removable mind and aged body, do hereby leave my vacant space on the Drill Team and all the good times that go with it to Joan P., the good and bad days of high school to my little brother and sister. JACKSON, CATHERINE NANCY: Cathy , FHA 9, B-Team Cheerleader 9. AMBITION: To do all the things I've always wanted to do and be just like my parents want me to be. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Cathy Jackson, do hereby leave all my bad grades in typing to anyone who will have them and to E. P. another ride home in the afternoons. JEANES, ANN LORRAINE: AMBITION: To go to college and get a teach- ers degree in home economics. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Ann Jeanes, of sound mind tif not, don't worryj leave CHS to another new student. It's the best school I've found between here and California. JENKINS, AUBREY: Au-Baby 5 4--H Club 8-95 Chorus 8-95 Basketball 8-95 B-Team 105 Varsity 11-125 Spanish Club 11-125 Art Club 125 Track 12. AMBITION: To attend college and major in History, to repay my parents for what they have done for me, and to travel and meet people. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Aubrey Jenkins, being of sound mind and body, leave my seat in Art to Lee Webb, my seat in History to Garnett Smith, my position on the track team to Larry Johnson, by position on the basketball team as a forward to Norris Hud- son, to Coach Hanson my ability to run, to Mrs. Corbett my ability to dance, to Miss Pam Williams, hoping that she will learn to appre- ciate Aretha Franklin singing. JONES, BRIDGET YVONNE: Bible Club 85 Latin Club 95 4-H Club 95 Art Club 10. AMBITION: To be worthy of Buddyis love. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Bridget Jones, being of weak mind and weaker body, do hereby leave Campbell High to anybody who can make love in the halls without getting caught. JONES, SUSAN DONELLE: 'fCurlyH5 Chorus 85 Thespians 85 Mixed Chorus 9, 125 FHA 105 Drill Team 115 Y-Teens 11-125 AMCC 115 FBLA 125 Latin Club 9. AMBITION: To take life as it comes, always be happy and to succeed in at least one thing I undertake to do. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Susan Jones, being of no mind and deformed body, do hereby leave to Kathy Strickland my corduroy dress in hopes that she has as much fun in it as I did! To Karen Nestlehutt I leave my ability to type the announcements within the time limit. To two very close friends I leave my ability to keep a secret Within my heart all year long! And to all sub-freshmen the honor of someday being called a senior. JORDON, PATRICIA JANE: f'Leroy 5 AMBITION: To repay my most loving parents for all the things they have done for me, and to see the world and stay single. LASTWILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Patricia Jordan, being of way out mind and body, here- by leave to Pennie Cater and other newcomers my most treasured memories of CHS. KEARNS, RAY PHILIP: Cutter 5 Football 8-12, Co-Captain Varsity 125 Citizenship Club 8-95 Student Council 9-11, Parliamentarian 10, Vice-President 115 Wrestling 95 Key Club 10-12, Vice-President 11, President 125 Baseball 115 Track 10, 125 Mr. Football 12. AMBITION: To succeed in life, not only in material wealth, but also in spiritual wealth. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Philip Kearns, being of sound mind and body, and hard head, do hereby leave my casual look to my sister Cindy. KIDD, STEPHEN DOUGLAS: Kid 5 Foot- ball 8-125 Basketball 8-125 Baseball 8-9, 11-125 Student Council 105 Executive Council 11-125 Key Club 9-125 Citizenship Club 8-9. AMBITION: To fulfill my parents dreams by going to college and also by being a success in everything that I undertake in life. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Steve Kidd, beingof sound mind and body, do hereby leave all my good times at Campbell to my sister, Vicki and a great senior year to Rita. KING, KERRY LEWIS: Student Council 85 Science Club5 Fulton County and State Science Fairs 9-12. AMBITION: As Mr. Exner might say, 'iTo proceed through Physics securing a knowledge of science, and Ending that this is perhaps the best thingf' LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: To leave all my memories of electric shocks, explosives, poison gasses and horrible smelling chemicals to Mr. Exner, who made all this possible. KING, ZACHARY BRADFORD: Brad 5 Chorus. AMBITION: To be a powerful person and repay my parents and other people who have helped me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I Brad King, being of sound body and soul, do hereby leave all my worldly possessions to my parents. KINSER, LINDA SUE: t'Linda-Loul'5 Citizen- ship Club 85 Drama Club 95 FBLA 10-12, Vice- President 115 A Cappella Singers 11-12. AMBITION: To graduate from CHS, then go to a medical technical school to study to become a medical secretary, and to somehow, someday be able to repay my wonderful parents for all they've ever done for me, and to make my friends proud of me by living a good Christian life. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Linda Kinser, being of sound mind CI hopej and body, do hereby leave all the good times and sad times that make up a senior's year at CHS to all students who wish to receive this honor, and I leave to my sister Patti my ability to stay quiet, and to my sister Pam my ability to always get things done. LAMBERT, FRANKLIN COOK: 'fFrank 5 Honor Roll 8-125 Radio Club 8-95 Band 8-125 Latin Club 9-105 Key Club 10-125 Treasurer 115 Secretary 125 President of Junior Class5 Student Council 11-125 Beta Club 11-12, Presi- dent 125 Annual Staff 12, Business Manager and Photographer. AMBITION: To graduate from Georgia Tech and to live my life so as not to have anyone be ashamed to call me a true friend. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Frank Lambert, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave Campbell High School to all who will love her and serve her, just as I have tried to do. LANE, DEIDRE: 4-H Club 8-10, Chorus 9-10, Glee Club 115 Sophomore Club, AMCC 11-12, Secretary 12. AMBITION: To become one of the best legal secretaries of the business world, and to one day be able to repay M. in some way for teach- ing me quite a bit about growing up. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Deidre Lane, being of disposed of mind and body, do leave the teacher numbered Fifty-nine to CHS. LEWALLEN, BARBARA JOAN: Frenchie,'5 FHA 8-95 Citizenship Club 95 Sophomore Club5 Civinettes 11-125 Beta Club 11-12, Secretary 125 Spanish Club 11-125 Latin Club 9-105 FTA 115 Annual Staff Assistant Curriculum5 Bruin Staff Assistant Layout5 Student Council 85 Honor Roll 8-125 Socidad Honoraria Hispanica 125 Chorus 8, 105 Nominee of Governor's Honor Program 10. 68 AMBITION: To be able to face my problems as they face me and to use my friend Pammyls advice5 to be as young as my daddy when I reach his age5 to be as understanding as my mother when I reach her ageg and to be as happy when I marry as my parents have been. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Joan Lewallen, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave to Mrs. Hubbard the Honor Eng- lish class, to Mrs. Hankinson all the joys and sorrows of putting out a newspaper, to the '70 Annual Staff the reward of knowing the jobis well done, to Mr. Tillirson the work of the Beta Club, and last but not least-I leave to Tim's brother David all the fun, work, and heartaches it takes to become a Senior of the greatest school in the USA-Campbell High. LOGGINS, LEONARD BEN: Benny 5 Foot- ball 11-125 Track 10-125 Wrestling 10-12. AMBITION: To become the first man on Mars. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Benny Loggins, being of sound body and mind,' leave Campbell High to whoever wants it. LOUMAKIS, ANGELO JOHN: Greek 5 Cit- izenship Club 85 Latin Club 95 Soccer 12. AMBITION: To someday do and say the right thing at the right time at a particular place, and to repay my parents for all the things they have done for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Angelo Loumakis, being of sound mind and body, do leave all my happy times at great Campbell High School to my brother Chris and my sister Barbara. LUTHER, JAMES MICHEAL: Mike , AMBITION: To make a million by age twenty, and repay my parents for everything they have done for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Mike Luther, being of dirty mind and weak body, do hereby leave Campbell High. LYLE, ROBERT HENRY: f'Bobbyy'5 FFA 10-12, 4-H Club s. AMBITION: To graduate and live a free, long, and happy life, LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Bobby Lyle, do hereby leave Campbell High School. MCEWEN, SUSAN JUNE: Smiley,'5 Twirlers Club 85 4-H Reporter 85 Citizenship Club 95 B-Team Basketball 95 Varsity 115 Sophomore Club5 Beta Club 11-125 Civinettes 11-125 FTA 11-125 Bowling Team 105 Majorettes 10-12, Co-Captain 125 Executive Student Council 125 Junior Class Business Manager5 Spanish Club 11-12, Treasurer 125 A-Band 8-125 Honor Roll 8-12. AMBITION: To go to college as a music major, one day marry the boy I love, and go through life with a smile and a song in my heart. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Susan McEwen, being of mini mind and body, do leave to my little brother Pat my ability to work my way to being a senior, to Melanie Dyche the good times and honors of being a majorette, and to Diane Dennis all the joys and a few little heartaches of being a senior at the greatest school in the world. MQFARLIN, MICHAEL WAYNE: Mike 5 AMBITION: To become a successful architect, and to contribute more to society than I take from it. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Mike McFarlin, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my love to Terrie, and all the ad- vantages of a good education to everyone at CHS. F F V J- t l w McFARLIN, TONY: AMBITION: To go forth into the World and understand its sciences, history, and function, discover the arts of all times, learn the atti- tudes of people and the wisdom of elders, and when I have learned all this I'll come back and be a bum! LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Tony McFarlin, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave all my love to Diane, and Mr. Freundt to Miss Williams. McLARIN, DONNA: FHA X, Citizenship Club S-9, Chorus 9, Sweetheart of 4-H Club 9, Sophomore Club 10, 4-H Club 8-10, Y-Teens 11-12, Varsity Cheerleader 11-12, Drill Team 9-10, Sweetheart of Key Club 11, Student Council X-12, Homecoming Court 11-12, Home- coming Queen 12. AMBITION: To always stay as happy as I have been at good old CHS and to find my purpose in life and fulfill it successfully with the help of God. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Donna McLarin, being of little mind and sound body, do hereby leave all the good times and the thrill of being a senior to that 'fGreat Junior Class . MADDOX, BRENDA GAYLE: Halachaba , 4-H Club 8-11, FHA 10-12, Twirlers Club 9, Chorus 8-9, AMCC 12. AMBITION: To go to dental school and become the most nervous dental assistant there ever was, and to someday make that certain guy really believe that I do love him. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Hala- chaba, being of abundant body and sparse mind, do hereby leave to Linda Sullivan my ability to get caught skipping without really trying, and I leave my demerits to Stevie in hopes that he can explain them better than I can, and last, to Dennis I leave all of my good times I have had during my school years in hopes he enjoys them as much as I have. MADDOX, DAVID EUGENE: AMBITION: To make my parents proud o me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, David Maddox, being of unsound mind and decaying body, keep everything I have because I am going to need it. MAYFIELD, PHILLIP E.: Drama Club 9, D.E. Club 11, BAH Club 12. AMBITION: To someday settle down and have a successful life, business, and marriage. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Phillip Mayfield, being of feeble mind and body, leave Campbell High with everything except some advice, which is, for everyone left to work hard and have a good time. MEDLEY, JACK LADALE: Key Club 10-12, Golf Club 10-12. AMBITION: To graduate, travel around, and fool around, to decide what to do with myself, and to keep the faith my parents have had in me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Mack Jedley, being of sound mind and body, do here- by leave all the laughs I have had at CHS to anyone who loves to laugh as much as I. MILLER, EUGENIA JOYCE: f'Joy',, Library Club 8-10, Latin Club 9-10, Spanish Club 11-12, FBLA 12. AMBITION: To find the one thing in life that will make me truly happy, whatever it may be, and to hold on to it when I find it. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Joyce Miller, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave Campbell High School for bigger and BETTER things. MONROE, NEIL ALLEN: Mushy , Football 8-9, Track 8-12, Basketball 8-11, Student Coun- cil 8, 11, Latin Club 9-10, Citizenship Club 3-9, Sophomore Club, Key Club 11-12, Vice- President 12, FTA 11-12, Newspaper Staff 11-12, High Q Team 11-12, Spanish Club 11, Annual Staff, Editor 12. AMBITION: To someday prove to M.A. that I'm not as much of a failure as she thinks I am. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Neil Monroe, being of quitting mind and fat body, do hereby leave my ability to make stupid mis- takes and survive to myself, as I will always need it, and to next year's annual staff, the thrill only they have of accomplishing something as a senior. MOON, PATRICIA ANN: 'fPatti, Chorus 8, 9, Student Council 8, 9, 4-H Club 8-10, FHA 8, 9, Citizenship Club 9, Twirlers Club 9, Latin Club 9, 10, Modern Dance 10, FHA 11, 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Vice-President 12, Drill Team 10-12, Captain 12. AMBITION: To someday be able to prove to my parents how much I really love them, to even though things are going always smile rough, and to someday find that certain some- one who will make my life complete. AND TESTAMENT: I, Patti LAST WILL Moon, being of sound mind and body, do leave my position as Captain of the Drill Team to anyone who wants to share joy and tears with the most fabulous bunch of girls, and to all the underclassmen I leave the greatest school in the world-Campbell! MOONEY, JAMES PAUL: J. P , Glee Club 8, 10-12, Baseball 8, FFA 9, 10, Varsity Foot- ball 9, Key Club 10-12. AMBITION: To study medicine and to use the ability I have gained these twelve years. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, James Paul Mooney, being of sound mind and body, do leave Campbell and hope the seniors to come will use it as we did. MORRIS, GARY ALAN: FFA 9-12, Basketball 8, Baseball 11. AMBITION: To be a success in everything I attempt and to someday repay my parents for all they have done for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Alan Morris, being of sound mind and strong body, do hereby leave Campbell to my little brother Wayne. MORROW, KERRON DIANE: f'Blondie , B- Team Basketball 8, Band 8, 4-H Club S, Honor Roll 8, 11, Red Cross 8, Latin Club 9,10, Stu- dent Council 9, Youth for Christ, Social Chair- man 11, Civinettes, Secretary 12. AMBITION: To put God first in my life, to always carry a smile, to someday repay my parents for all they have done for me, and to make one certain person in my life happy for as long as we both shall live. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Kerron Morrow, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave the wonderful teachers, happy 69 times, and unforgettable memories, to my little 'fbrotherl' Buford, and to all those who are lucky enough to find the happiness that I have found at CHS. MULL, BARBARA RUTH: Boob-Bra , B- Team Basketball 9,10, Varsity 11, FTA 11,12, President 12, Y-Teens 11,12, DrillTeam 9-11, Student Council 11, Junior Beta Club 8, Modern Dance 10, Sophomore Club, Annual Staff 12. AMBITION: First to serve God, to be as much like my mother as possible, to marry a man as much like my daddy, to live life with love and make someone special the center of it all, and to repay all those who have helped me and trusted me. LAST VVILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Barbara Mull, being of fatigued mind and weary body, do hereby leave all my good times, fun, and wit to anyone at Campbell who thinks they can take it on. MULL, CLAYTON WILLIAM: AMBITION: To graduate from CHS and find the right girl and get married and try to live a Christian life the way all people should try to do. LAST WILL ANDTESTAMENT: I, Clayton Mull, being of sound mind and body, do here- by leave to Pete Norton my place in the Cafe- teria and helping Mr. Parker in hopes that he will be as happy as I have been. MULLIS, DEBORAH LYNN: Debbiey', FHA 8, Youth for Christ 9, Latin Club 9, 10, Mod- ern Dance 10, FTA 11, 12, Civinettes 11, 12, Newspaper Staff 12. AMBITION: To think of an ambition, LAST NVILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Debbie Mullis, being of body and mind do hereby leave my senior year at Campbell to my sister Pam and my whole school career to my brothers Scott and Jimmy. I hope they can manage it better than I did. NESTLEHUTT, WANDA LYNNE, Maggie , Mixed Chorus 8, Bible Club 8, Advanced Choir 9-12, Student Council 9, 11, Youth for Christ 10-12, Thespians 10, Spanish Club 11,12, Beta Club 12. AMBITION: First, to try to make it through four years of college, repay my groovy parents for all they have done for me, and meant to me, second, to marry a real high fiying guy and lead a happy, fruitful, adventurous, Chris- tian life without taking care of L.T. and D.R.'s kids. LAST VVILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Wanda Nestlehutt, being of somewhat sound mind but weak body, do hereby leave all of CHS, along with the boys, especially D.S. to my sister Denice, to my little brother coming up Ronnie, I leave not only my good times and bad, but also my poker ability, and last I leave to my cousin Neal G. my ability to make the Beta Club my Senior year. NORRED, LINDA CAROL: NLC , Library Club 9, Drama Club 9, FBLA 10, 11, Presi- dent 11, Treasurer 12, Glee Club 11, 12, Stu- dent Council 12. AMBITION: To graduate and get married, when I find the right boy. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Carol Norred, being of sound mind and body, leave my short hand to Mrs. Pulliam, because it doesn't match my other one. ORR, JOHN MCKEEVER III: Jack'l, Band 8-12, Captain 12, 4-H Club 8, 9, Vice-President 9, Science Club 11, Varsity Basketball Mana- ger 9, Student Council 8-12. AMBITION: To go to college, join the Air Force and become a pilot, and try to repay my parents for all they have done for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, John McKeever Orr III, being of weak mind and sound body, do hereby leave to Mr. Moore 1000 bottles of gourmet pepper, and to the CHS Band all of the good times I had on band trips, and all of the motels I helped to tear up. OVERBY, LUTA CATHERINE: Cathy , Art Club 11,12, Reporter 11, Secretary-Treasurer 12, Y-Teens 12. AMBITION: To be a famous commercial artist, marry my dream man, raise a Christian family, and be thankful for what my parents have done for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Cathy Overby, being of an uncertain mind and body, do hereby leave to my art teachers peace and quiet. 0WENs, NANCY JEAN: Chorus 9, FHA 9, lst runner-up in FHA. AMBITION: To travel around the world to see the places I have never seen before, but most of all to become a nurse, then I will think that I have accomplished something that will help me to help others and to keep God ever before me as I wander through life. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Nancy Owens, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my lovely smile and ability to think to my sister, Ann, and to Glennie, my legs, and CHS to all my friends who think they can handle it. OXFORD, PATRICIA ANN: Trisha'l, Red Cross 8, Twirlers Club 9, 4-H Club 10, FBLA 12, Vice-President. AMBITION: To make a special boy fEdwardJ happy, someday be the wife he deserves and always make the people around me happy and proud of me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Trisha Oxford, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave all my good times at CHS Cas a juniorj to David and Ronnie, to Kelly I leave the ability to behave in school. PITTMAN, WANDA RENEE: Moochie , Red Cross X, 4-H Club 8, 9. AMBITION: To repay my wonderful parents for all they have done for me and to some- day be a successful lawyer. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Renee' Pittman, do hereby leave Campbell High to Deborah Moore in hopes that she will have as much fun as I have had. PLOTT, JERRY W. AMBITION: To graduate. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Jerry Plott, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave. POLLARD, SYLVIA JUANITA D AVI S, Sylvia , FHA 8, Chorus 9, 10, 4-H Club 9,10, D.E. Club 11, 12. AMBITION: To love and be loved by Jerry, graduate from Campbell and get a good paying job and someday repay my mother for all the wonderful things she has done for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Sylvia Pollard, being of feeble mind and corroded body, do hereby will to all the underclassmen my ability to stick my foot in my mouth and blush. POLSTON, CAROL JEAN: Student Council 8, Mixed Chorus 8, Advanced Chorus 9-12, FHA S, 9, Reporter 8, 9, AMCC 11, FBLA 12, Y-Teens 12. AMBITION: To continue wishing on that first star until someday my wish comes true, and to someday repay my parents for all they have done for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Carol Polston, being of small mind and short body, do hereby leave to Cindy and Charlotte all the joys of being a senior, and to Lynn I leave the prayer that she will have the friendship of someone in her senior year half as true as her friendship has been to me. PONDER, JOSEPH DAVID: Handy Pandy , Key Club 11, 12, Track 9-12, Football 8-12. AMBITION: To graduate from the University of Texas, become a Marine, and repay my parents for all the wonderful things they have done for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, David Ponder, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave all my good times to my sister Dale, my place on the football and track teams to my brother Dean, and to my other Dale, I leave my love. PORT, GARY CHARLES: Charlie',, 4-H Club 8-12, Science Club 8, Sophomore Club, Citizen- ship Club 9, BAH Club 12. AMBITION: Well, it's difficult to predict at this point in my life, but if I get to go to college I'll become a pilot, if not, a bum. After that I'll make my million then move to California where the girls are! LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Gary Port, being of evil mind and irresistible physique, do hereby bequeath nothing and keep everything. PRICE, DONNA GAY: Library Club 8-9, Cit- izenship Club 8, Twirlers Club 9, FBLA 11-12. AMBITION: To learn to run an IBM computer and to lead a happy Christian life in everything I decide to do. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Donna Price, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave Campbell High School to my brother Jim, and to the Junior Class my fond memories of my senior year. PRUITT, BOBBY DALE: Football 8, B-Team 9, Varsity 10-12, Track 8, Wrestling 9-11. AMBITION: To own the land world speed record and to go 630 miles per hour plus. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Bobby D. Pruitt, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my temper to anyone that is dumb enough to take it, and my great speed to the road-runner. PURCELL, BRENDA DENISE: Dennis , Honor Holl 8, Bible Club X, Latin Club 9-10, Library Club 9-10, Spanish Club 11. AMBITION: To repay my grandmother for all she has done for me, to use my education, and to someday find the right guy. 70 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Denise Purcell, do hereby leave all my great but con- fusing times at CHS to the sub-freshmen in hopes that they will appreciate going to school as much as I do nofw! RATLIFF, EDWARD GLENN: Glenn , Football 8-12, Sophomore Club, FTA 12, Science Club 8-9, Track 9-12, Sophomore Club Executive Council, Key Club 10-12, Georgia Board of Key Club International 12. AMBITION: To try and repay my wonderful parents for their understanding love, and show them I can make something great out of my- self, and to make that certain someone very happy. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Glenn Ratlitf, being of suond mind and body, do here- by leave my football number 20 to my brother Ricky and hope he can do more with it, I leave all my good times to Judy and my sister Cindy. REYNOLDS, JOSEPH ANTHONY: Joe , Football 8-9, Track 8-12, Spanish Club 11. AMBITION: To become a Georgia State Pa- trol and give Police Chief Crawford a ticket for delaying traffic. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Joseph A. Reynolds, being of sound mind and beauti- ful body, do regretfully leave Campbell High, Football parties, and Shoneys' to anyone able to make better use of the opportunities available. RICH, LARRY T.: Baseball 8, Advanced Chorus 8-11, D.E. Club 12. AMBITION: To graduate from high school and get a good job. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I give all my school books and my friends to my brother to help and take care of. RICHARDS, PATRICIA ANN: Trisha , 4-H Club 8-11, FHA 10, Youth for Christ 11, FBLA 12. AMBITION: To repay my parents for all they have done for me, own a Chevelle when I graduate, and find that special someone. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I leave Sandra Hand the ability to park a car and for Judy Braswell to teach her how. ROEBUCK, RICKEY LLEWELLYN: Rick , Football 11-12, Baseball 11-12, Key Club 12, Spanish Club 11, FTA 12. AMBITION: To some day be able to repay all those who have done so much to help me, to always try to be honest and friendly to those friends I have, and to buy my mountain and live a happy, peaceful life with the one I love and marry CPJWJ. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Rickey Roebuck, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my job as defensive safety to Pat Ferguson in hopes that he can do a better job. ROGERS, WILLIAM AUBREY JR.: Billy'l, Chess and Checkers Club 10, Chorus. AMBITION: To someday live in a fantastic bachelor's apartment and drive a Corvette Stingray. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Bill Rog- ers, being of brilliant mind and magnificent body, do hereby leave Campbell. ROUTON, LYNN COLLIER: Rooton 5 Foot- ball 8-125 Basketball 85 Track 105 Baseball 11-125 Citizenship Club 8-95 Sophomore Club. AMBITION: To someday make something of myself and to repay the ones who have tried to help me out CMr. PJ, also to make K. B.- K. B. R. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Lynn Routon, being of sound mind and body, promise to someday come back to CHS as head coach QLOOKOUT Hansonj. ROUTON, WILLIAM CLAYTON: HClay 5 Football 8-105 Basketball 85 Thespians 95 Stu- dent Council 11-125 D.E. Club 11-12. AMBITION: To go through the NAVY and home. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I will al- ways be an everlasting husband to my future wi e. ROWELL, CAMILLA BETH: 'tCam 5 FHA 8-125 President 105 Secretary 115 4-H Club 8-125 Reporter 115 Honor Roll 8-125 Latin Club 9-105 Library Club 10-125 President 115 Beta Club 125 Civinettes 125 Annual Staff 12. AMBITION: To do my best always and try to make everyone happyg to go to college, get married, and have twins5 also to try to repay my parents for all the things they have done for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Camilla Rowell, being of sound mind and body, do here- by leave my place in the Senior Class to any junior who thinks they can fill it, my position on the annual staff to anyone who thinks they can stand to be screamed at by the editor, my office in the Library Club to Janis Smith, my member- ship in the 4-H, Beta, and Civinettes Clubs to my sister Patricia, and all the fun I've had this year at CHS to the seniors in the future. SCALES, DOTTIE INEZ: Lottie 5 FHA 8-95 4-H Club 8. AMBITION: To use all the energy that I have to repay my parents for all they have done for me, and to repay all my friends that have given me one minutes laughter. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Dottie Scales, being of sound mind and body, do here- by leave my job as office aid first period to who- ever wants to get dirty looks that early in the morning. SHAW, DEBORAH RUTH: t'Debi 5 Gover- nor's Honor Program in French 115 Honor Roll 11-125 Beta Club 11-125 Spanish Club 11-125 Annual Staff 125 Civinettes 125 High-Q Team Alternate 125 Student Council 125 Debating Team 12. AMBITION: To be a champion of rat power and turtle love in the world, to someday, some- great people who make wonderful school in the how repay all the Campbell the most world, and to make that certain someone very happy. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Debi, being of swooft mind, minute body, and real gone memory, do hereby bequeath: to Beth, Cheryl, and Jeannie, their infinite love CPJ for K. T., to A. S. and J. S., two years in Spanish5 to Albert sixth period and debating team5 to G. G., T. P., Frank, and Lee a Hi-Q trophy5 to Frank alone, P. C. and a whole lot of fun5 to Campbell, one less HHH, Weltner, and J. Bond fan5 to the kids of Campbell, the greatest school in the world and the two most wonder- ful years of my life. SHAW, WILLIAM C.: 4-H Club 8-105 DECA 11-12. AMBITION: To graduate, go to college, and be a success, and try to repay my parents for all they have done for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAIVIENTZ I, William Shaw, being of no mind and little body, do hereby will Campbell High School to anyone dumb enough to take it. SIMPSON, JANET GAYLE: Citizenship Club 8-9, Treasurer 95 FBLA 12, Secretary 125 Y- Teens 115 Band 8-10. AMBITION: To be happy. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: Being of sound mind and body, I do hereby leave my ability to graduate to my little friend Tim. SMITH, CASSANDRA JEAN: Sandy,'5 Ma- jorette 8-12, Captain 125 Band 8-12, Treasurer 115 Spanish Club 11-125 FTA 125 Y-Teens 11,12, Board of Directors 125 Twirlers Club 8-10, Instructor5 Sophomore Club5 4-H Club 8-125 Sweetheart 11. AMBITION: To pass Spanish, graduate from college, become a stewardess, and travel around the world. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Sandra Smith, being of little mind and weird body, do hereby will my position as Captain of Major- ettes to anyone who likes to worry and cry a lot, with the hope she will have as great a Co-Captain as Susan5 I leave my job as PE Aid to anyone fortunate enough to work with Mrs. Stevens, and all my fantabulous times at good ole CHS to my brother Mark and my cousin Janis. SMITH, DEBORAH ANN: 'tDebbie 5 Library Staff 85 Red Cross 8-95 4-H Club 8-105 Twirl- ers Club 105 Advanced Chorus 10-12. AMBITION: To graduate, and repay my wonderful parents for all they have done for me5 to always be happy and make others around me happy. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Deborah Smith, being of no mind and body, do hereby leave to all the students at CHS all my good times and to my brother, Terry, to graduate sometime in the near future. SMITH, NANCY LEE: 'lClod 5 Citizenship Club 8-95 Chorus 9-105 B-Team Cheerleader 9-10, Co-Captain 105 Latin Club 9-105 Sopho- more Club5 Key Club5 Citizenship Award 115 FTA 11-125 Civinettes 11-125 Junior Class Secretaryg Homecoming Court 8-10, 12, 1st runner-up 125 Varsity Cheerleader 11-125 Student Council 8-12, Reporter 10, Secretary 11, President 12. AMBITION: To follow the footprints of Jesus through life and to someday be a parent as wonderful as my mother and father. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Nancy Smith, being of sound mind and body, do here- by leave my four years of cheerleading to any- one who will enjoy them as much as I l1ave5 my ability to graduate to my little brother Scott, who'll need it5 and to my cousin Janis, I leave the many happy times I had at Campbell High. SMITH, JULIETTA: 'fJudy 5 4-H Club 85 Basketball 85 Tri-Hi-Y 9,105 Dramatics Club 9,105 One Act Play Crew 105 Secretary of Sophomore Class5 Cheerleader 105 Glee Club 105 Miss Freshman Class5 Miss Pep Club5 Miss Valihi Runner-up 105 Library Club 115 Beta Club 10, 125 Y-Teens 11,125 Civinettes 125 Spanish Club 11,12, President 125 Bruin Staff 71 11,12, Editor 125 Student Council, Reporter 12. AMBITION: To go to the University of Geor- gia, make something of my life, and be the kind of person my parents want me to be. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Judy Smith, being of sound mind and body, do here- by leave to any new student at CHS the won- derful friendship and happiness that I have found here. SMITH, PATRICIA LEE: AMBITION: To work and pay those who have been so kind to me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Patricia Smith, have enjoyed my few years in Campbell High5 it has been a lot of happiness and joy to me5 I will my cousin a lot of luck, joy, and happiness as I have had. SMITH, VALERIE SUE: 'fGrace 5 Mixed Chorus 85 Girls Chorus 95 4-H Club 9-115 Twirlers Club 95 DECA 11, 12. AMBITION: To graduate, marry Donnie, and raise a happy Christian family, and to repay my wonderful parents for all they have done for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Valerie Smith, being of afflicted mind and plump body, do hereby leave all my good times to the D.E. students in the coming years. SOUTHERN, ANNIE MAE: HAnnie 5 4-H Club 8-105 Chrous 8-105 Mixed Chorus 12. AMBITION: To make that certain someone realize that I care a lot more about him than I should, and also to someday have children who will love and respect me as I do my parents. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Annie Mae Southern, being of small mind and over- weight body, do hereby leave to Janice Rosser, Wanda Carroll, and Vicky Gossitt my position as being a senior, and all of my great times5 also, I leave to my brother Richard, my ability to get into trouble without getting caught5 I leave my position on the bus to Linda Coursey, and to the underclassmen, my ability to love and appreciate school as much as I do. SPRUILL, DOROTHY RAYLEEN: Nayneen 5 Twirlers Club 95 4-H Club 8, 95 Sophomore Club5 Y-Teens 11,125 B-Team Basketball 8, 95 Varsity 10-125 Spanish Club 125 Treasurer of Y-Teens 125 Chorus 9, 10, 12. AMBITION: To go to college at least two years, become an airline stewardess, then marry the guy that truly loves me and be as thought- ful and as great to my children as my parents are to me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Nayneen Spruill, being of ...being of...well, anyway, do hereby leave my position as guard on the Varsity to anyone who can teach Coach Bates that in girls' basketball, the guards DON'T shoot, and to Miss Lipscomb's second period class I leave Senior privileges Cwhen they earn themj. STANFIELD, DEBRA JEAN: Rosy 5 B-Team Basketball 8, Varsity 9,105 Civinettes 11,12, Chaplain 125 Spanish Club 115 Beta Club 125 Youth for Christ 8-12, Treasurer 10, Secretary 115 Advanced Chorus 12. AMBITION: To never be content in what I am but always striving to be a better Christian, so at the end of life's way I will hear the words, Well done, thy good and faithful servantln LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Debra Stantield, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave all my wonderful years at Camp- bell to my younger brother Tim, my ability to take up lunch money for two years to Pam Gausden, and the thrill of being a senior to Lynn, Becky, Lucy, and John. STANFORD, GWENDOLYN : Gwenl'5 Library Club 85 Miss Junior High 85 Miss FFA 95 Chorus 8,95 Cheerleader 8, 9, Captain 95 FHA 8, 95 Basketball 8-105 Freshman Club, President5 Spanish Club 10-125 Beta Club 125 Civinettes 11, 125 Art Club 125 Honor Roll 8-10, 125 Governor's Honor Program Nominee 11. AMBITION: To make Johnny Webb an ex- traordinary wife5 to further my education with a career as a successful interior decorator or commercial artist, and to some way show my gratitude to my parents for their constant con- siderations. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Gwen- dolyn Stanford, being of a finally decided mind, do hereby pledge an eternal love to J. Webb5 to my brother Garnett I leave my nerve to play basketball in front of crowds5 to Lee Webb and Janice Williams, I leave my acquired knowledge of knowing the real thing5 and my genuine skill of knowing how to act accord- ingly also to them5 and to Mrs, L. Corbett, I leave an air of appreciation and THANKS. STEADHAM, MALLORY CURTIS: 'fMoe 5 FFA5 Chess and Checkers 10. AMBITION: To become a successful artist. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I leave two wishes5 one, that my brother makes it, and two, that Vickie Pruitt always keeps her pretty smile. STEED, LINDA GAIL: Little Bit 5 Twirlers Club 8,95 Band 8-105 Chorus 8-125 AMCC 10,11, Vice-President 115 4-H Club 9, 105 Honor Roll 85 FBLA 12. AMBITION: To repay my parents for all they have done for me and to have a happy family of my own. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Linda Steed, being of eat up mind and scrawny body, do hereby leave Campbell High to my sister Mel, and my parking place on the church side- walk to anybody who can squeeze in. STEPHENS, ELIZABETH JANE: Gooba 5 Twirlers Club 85 4-H Club 85 Ninth Grade Chorus5 Latin Club 95 FHA 105 Spanish Club 11, 12, Y-Teens11, 12. AMBITION: To be liked by all and loved by one5 and to make the ones who have had a part in molding my life proud of me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Jane Stephens, being of sound mind and small body, do hereby leave all my hard studying to Danny and Thomas, and my good times as a senior to Dwight Smallwood. STILTNER, JERRY ALBERT: Baseball 8, 9, Varsity 10-125 Football 8, B-Team 9, 10, Varsity 11, 125 Sophomore Club5 Key Club 11, 12, Vice-President 115 Student Council 8, 125 Ex- ecutive Council 125 Advanced Chorus 11. AMBITION: To always do the best that my ability permits5 to live a life that I will be proud to claim, and repay everyone that has helped me through life, especially my won- derful parents. Thanks! LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: Being of sound mind and body, I leave Campbell High and its memories to anyone willing to work hard enough to find them. SWANCEY, DEBORAH LYNN: Swancey 5 Honor Roll 85 FHA 8,95 Student Council 95 Latin Club 9,105 B-Team Cheerleader, Co- Captain 9, Captain 105 Spanish Club 115 Beta Club 11,125 Civinettes, Treasurer 11, Presi- dent 125 Bruin Feature Editor 12. AMBITION: To find a dream that will demand the all of my complete self, for the rest of my life. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Deborah Swancey, do hereby leave Campbell High School. I go with sorrow and sadness. Five years of good times and bad times have ended. A chap- ter of my life has come to its close now5 I turn away and leave. I must follow the path- way of fate wherever it may lead. To you, Campbell High, I leave my brother Ted. I do this in hope that he may become a happy, successful Campbell Bear. THOMAS, DANIEL CALVIN: Danny 5 Track 9-125 Wrestling 125 4-H Club 125 Science Club 115 Chess and Checker Club 105 Youth for Christ 85 Student Council 8. AMBITION: To go to college four years and then join the navy. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Danny Thomas, being feeble minded and of poor, de- pleted, spasticated body, leave what is left to anyone who will take it. THOMPSON, PAMELA EARLENE: 'lPammy 5 FHA 85 Citizenship Club 95 Latin Club 9,105 Bowling Club 105 Sophomore Club5 Chorus 10, 125 Beta Club 11, 125 Spanish Club 11, 125 Socidad Honoraria Hispanica 125 Civinettes 11, 12, Board of Directors 11, Reporter 125 Drill Team 9-12, Co-Captain 125 Executive Student Council 125 Junior Class Treasurer5 Annual Staff Curriculum Editor 125 Honor Roll 8-125 Bruin Staff Layout Manager 11, 12. AMBITION: To gradate from College, not only more intelligent, but more able to cope with problems of today5 to learn to take life as it comes5 to learn to put my foot down when I make a decision5 to have the patience of my mother5 to have my daddy's ability of never allowing people to get him down5 and to learn to take my friend Joan's advice. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Pammy Thompson, being of somewhat scattered mind and sound body, do hereby leave my ability to burn after midnight oil to the 1970 Highlander staff, all the cooperation I can muster up to the Bruin Stalf, and my second million dollars to Mrs. Hankinson. THORNTON, ALICE REBECCA: 'lBecca 5 Homeroom Vice-President 85 Junior Sub Debs 95 Pep Club 95 Valentine Sweetheart 105 Sopho- more Club Executive Council5 Student Council 10-125 Y-Teens 11, 12, Treasurer 11, President 125 Leadership Convention 115 Rich's Teen Board 11, 125 Homecoming Court 11, 125 Jun- ior Class Executive Council5 FTA 125 Annual Staff Special Editor 125 Key Club Sweetheart 12. AMBITION: To always be able to get along with others and be happy and be an under- standing mother and wife like my mother, and have a husband like my daddy. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Rebecca Thornton, being of some mind and body, do hereby leave my great years at Campbell to my sister Ann, and I hope her senior year will be as wonderful as mine has been5 I also leave Sth period to any aid that likes to wash and dry towels. TODD, LINDA JEAN: 'fToad 5 4-H Club 8-105 Youth for Christ 115 Chorus 9, 105 FBLA 12, Reporter. AMBITION: To be a success in everything I undertake and try to repay my wonderful parents for all they have done for me and to marry D.R.R. and make him a great wife and have a lot of little Dannies for Wanda N. to baby-sit with. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Linda Toad, being of little mind and sound body, do hereby leave my ability to graduate to my brother Larry, and my cousin Jeff, if they ever make it5 and to Debbie Cooper I leave my black Bible, heaven knows she needs it. 72 TUCKER, BETTY JANE: Chorus 8-125 Latin Club 9, 105 Honor Roll 115 Pep Club 11. AMBITION: To do what I truly want to do and always be able to say that I did my best. LAST VVILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Jane Tucker, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave all my good times at Campbell and elsewhere to my cousins, and my Southern drawl to Miss Short, who needs it. TURNER, DEBORAH: Deb'l5 Basketball 8-115 Citizenship Club 95 Latin Club 9, 105 Sopho- more Club5 Beta Club 11, 125 Future Teach- ers 11, 125 Spanish Club 11, 125 Civinettes 11, 125 Homecoming Court 9, 10, 125 Newspaper Staff 12. AMBITION: To find what I want out of life, hoping that my decisions will be the right ones5 and to always live up to the standards that my parents have set for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Deborah Turner, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave all my experiences at CHS to my sister, hoping that she will profit by them as I have. TURNER, MARVIN EDWARD: Football 8, B-Team 9, Varsity 10-125 FFA 11, 12, Sec- retary 11. AMBITION: To repay my parents for all the things they have done for me, and be happy the rest of my life. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Marvin Turner, being of little mind and weak body, do hereby leave all of my good times at CHS to Melanie Steed. VALENTINE, SHEILA LYN: Hierdl'5 Twirl- ers Club 8, 95 Sophomore Club5 Student Coun- cil l05 Advanced Chorus 105 B-Team Cheer- leader 105 Spanish Club 11,125 Y-Teens11,12. AMBITION: To always have and be a friend, become a good teacher, and someday be able to repay my parents and grandparents for all they have done for me. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Sheila Valentine, being of mini-mind and Twiggy body, do hereby leave my hardware to Mr. Jackson, my messy typing to the counselors, my ability to speak Spanish to Mrs. Hankinson's students and my good times at CHS to Bev and Debbie D. WELLS, ROBERT H.: Bobby 5 Football 85 4--H Club 85 Track 8,95 B-Team Basketball 9,105 Science Club 95 Sophomore Club5 Youth for Christ 115 D.E. Club 12. AMBITION: To graduate from high school, go to college and graduate, go in service and graduate, and then graduate from whatever else possible. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Bobby Wells, of little mind and big body, do hereby leave anything I have worth leaving to any- one who deserves it. WHITEHEAD, PAMELA JEAN: Pam 5 Twirlers Club 85 4-H Club, Vice-President 85 Latin Club 9, 105 Sophomore Club5 Spanish Club 11, 125 Beta Club 11,12, Treasurer 125 Y-Teens 11,12, Secretary 125 FTA 11,12, Secretary 125 Student Council 125 Honor Roll 8-125 Band 8-12, Secretary 12, Color Guard 11,125 Cer- tificate of Merit 11. AMBITION: To go to college, greet everyone with a smile, and live my life so that no one will ever be ashamed to call me a friend. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Pam Whitehead, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave all my joys at CHS, and my good times on the band trips to the rest of the Color Guard. WHITEHEAD, PATRICIA JANE: f'Pat 5 Twirlers Club 85 4--H Club, Secretary 85 Latin Club 9, ,105 Sophomore Club5 Spanish Club 11, 12, Vice-President 125 Y-Teens 11, 125 FTA 11, 12, Treasurer 125 Beta Club 11, 125 Band 8-12, Secretary 12, Color Guard 11,125 Honor Roll 8, 10, 125 Junior Class Reporter5 Student Council 8, 10-125 Certificate of Merit 11. AMBITION: To always be happy and to be loved and to merit my parents' pride. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Pat Whitehead, being of sound mind and body, do leave the Color Guard and all future band trips to Margaret, Jo Alice, and Bridget, and all my good times to Simone. VVILLARD, MICHAEL TERRY: f'Mike',5 Science Club 11. AMBITION: To live. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Mike Willard, do leave Campbell High with no re- grets, no hard feelings-it's over! WILLIAMS, ROBERT MORRIS: Bobby 5 Chorus 8-12. AMBITION:To someday show my parents and other people that I'm a bigger man than they think and to someday have a girl that I love to come home to every night. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Bobby Williams, being of eat-up mind and muscular body, do hereby leave the last memories of the Williams Brothers to Mrs. Samchok, and to my nephews the ability to read. WILSON, HUGH DOUGLAS: f'Doug 5 FFA 95 Bowling Team 105 D.E. Club 125 De- tention Hall 8-11. AMBITION: To someday be of some credit to others, change the special girl's initials from M.A.D. to M.A.W., to go to Nam and BACK, and to own a large farm with plenty of pigs. WILSON, STEPHEN FORREST: UTwinkle Toes 5 Basketball 8-105 Track Team 11, 125 Sophomore Club5 Student Council 125 Annual Staff 12. AMBITION: To become a success in life, live the kind of life God would have me to, and to repay my parents for all they have done for me. LAST VVILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Stephen Wilson, being of weak mind after Sth period and strong body, do hereby leave all my joys and heartbreaks at CHS to my brother Michael, and my Analysis book to anybody who wants it. WINSLETT, JAMES MARTIN: Football 8-125 Track Team 8-125 Key Club 9. AMBITION: To go to college, be a success in life and to be well liked by my friends. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, James Winslett, being of sound mind-??- and sound body, do hereby leave my good times at Camp- bell to everyone, and my grades to anyone who is fool enough to accept them. WRIGHT, LARRY JAMES: 4'Lover 5 Foot- ball 8-10, Varsity11,1Z5 Basketball 8-105 Track Team 9-125 Wrestling 125 Citizenship Club 95 Sophomore Club5 Spanish Club 115 Future Teachers, Parliamentarian 12. AMBITION: To do my best in college so that I can become a success in life. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Larry Wright, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave all my wonderful memories of Campbell High to my brother Robbie. VVRIGHT, TELETHA ANN: 'tLetha 5 Band Booster Club 8, 95 Library Club 105 Spanish Club 115 AMCC 125 FHA 12. AMBITION: To become a professional model. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Teletha Ann Wright, being of sound mind, do hereby leave to my sister Millicent my eagerness for grasping more knowledge, and my great sense of humor to Shirley Johnson. 73 VVYATT, REBECCA JOYCE: t'Becky 5 Li- brary Club 9,105 Latin Club 9,105 FBLA 11,12. AMBITION: To be successful in life and to make people happy. LAST VVILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Becky Wyatt, being of tired mind and body, do leave Campbell High with the hopes that my sister Jane will eventually graduate, too. YATES, HARRY WILLIAM: 'lNapoleonl'5 Band 8, 95 4-H Club5 Radio Club 8, 95 D.E. Club 11, 12. AMBITION: To marry the girl I love, and to own an airplane, and two convertibles, and to stay alive! l I LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I hereby leave the Thoughts of Napoleonn to anyone who wants it5 I Napoleon , leave my brother David all the bad times I have had at Camp- bell High School. ROBERTS, BARBARA SUE BROWN: Sue'i5 4-H Club 8-115 Bonnysingers 105 D.E. Club 12. AMBITION: To leave to Campbell High any nut that can go through the 12th grade two years and still not graduate. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Sue Rob- erts, being of unsound mind and body, do here- by leave Campbell High to anyone who wants it. WALDEN, NANCY ANNE: Red Cross 8, 95 4-H Club 8, 9, 125 Chorus 10. my daddy's little baby: to be my AMBITION: To always be girl and my mammals little family's pride and joy5 and to someday do my best to make Joe happy, and own my dream car, a '57 Chevy. LAST WIILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Nancy Walden, being of no mind and very little body, leave all my good and bad times to anyone lucky enough to be a student at Campbell High, and to someday see our football team walk all over North Clayton. Sis Q SEQ 1.5 Secretary-Debbie Hooper Treasurer-Sammy Jones The achievement of the dubious status of being upperclassmen is indeed a monumental one. With it comes rewards and privileges that accom- pany such status. Though they never quite achieved the parity with Viwffffid the Senior Class that they so valiantly fought for, they did prove themselves worthy of being Campbell Bears. i'-- -i----- k - ' iesi i e is - - . 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Faye Aldredge Janelle Andrews Andy Adams Latricia Ashley Mike Bagwell Phyllis Ballew Sue Barksdale Janice Barnes Danny Barry Pete Bass Jerry Belridge Becky Beaver Audrey Benton Teresa Benelield Sheryl Bird Mike Blackstock Susan Booth a Sophomore Class President-Randy McClure 'Y N ,. 1 gi f :VV Vzce-Preszdent-Mike Reeves 3 'filViYi51 5? ??i?Yli4x45Y'??5??Sf9fW?'iZAW?54??iW4W'f??l'-Wil iff! - ' 9'11'ff?2--'fr'4?fTam1 wise: ef- Tr'iW1?5svs2f'27fez , i 1 R525-Vifiielw 3 , 'K , Y r ' M ' V, My f get K ,sf P 1 K? W 5 ,Q MW Y y Q1 5583 I f .. f f gf is 5355 -ZZ 5 4 f' .wen 4 'if f Q f 4 0 fi' f , 1 if X f , ,gf 5, if 4 yy L ,xii -' It ,im .gms , 4 fy, - 1 : This is a class, with just that-class. They have conducted themselves re- sponsibly and actively supported our school projects and activities. They are good leaders and good followers. There is no need for spirit promo- tions for this class. It has always been part of them and will be a great help in their quest for success. ,Q A ,M 2 is s 4 - I Secretary-Sue Barksdale Treasurer-Kathy Medley W1 f,LX jl x 1' V . . . 1 make R David Borders Grant Boyd Randy Boyd Wayne Boyd Lynn Bradshaw Jimmy Briggs Lynn Brock Janet Brook Ernie Brooks Marilyn Brown Patti Brown Kathy Bullard Rocky Burdette Phyllis Burnette Rose Butler Rodney Bryant Susie Caldwell Shirley Caldwell Lawrence Campbell 87 Mr. Olin Presley-coordinator Judy Carey Debra Cantrell Mildred Cape Ray Catoe Terry Catoe Jerry Chastain Betty Clark Renee' Cochran Doug Coggins jerry Coley Steve Collins Debbie Cook Jimmy Cook Gail Coombs Debbie Cooper Lois Cooper jackie Corbitt Linda Coursey Doug Crawford Danny Creel Donna Crutchfield Debbie Daniels Debbie Day Tommy Dunavvay Wayne Duncan Harley Dunn Melanie Dyche Gary Eidson Mike Eidson Dennis Farr Mike Ferguson Robert Frazier Kenneth Furey Ricky Gaddy Pam Gausden George Gay Terrie Gillette Johnny Gordon Randy Gordon Lynn Graham Cathy Groove Eddie Hall Larry Hamblin Vic Hardy Ray Harris Steve Hart Darsel Hembree Randy Hembree Carlett Hernandez Deborah Hill Lois Hindman Jimmy Houston Donna Hulsey Janice King Ricky King Faye Jackson David Jacobs Barry Jenkins Carol Johnson Douglas Johnson Jimmy Johnston Barry Jones Terri Jones Sarah Jordon Terri Land Steve Long Gary Lassiter Gordon Latrell Reid Lewis Ricky Long Joan Luttrell Connie Maddox Marvin Mahaney Steve Mann Pam Mashburn joy Mayfield Kathy Medley Lynn McClure Randy McClure Randy McCullough Susan McDade Lynn McGibony Curtis Miller johnny Milner Mike Milner Gloria Moore Greg Morris jimmy Morris X NX Q3 X veqsix fs X .. 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Larry Burnette Elizabeth Cagle Ronnie Campbell Sheryl Campbell Wanda Cannon Tommy Carter Wayne Carey Patricia Carroll Renee Christopher Becky Clark Gary Clay Donald Cobarn Danny Cochran Steve Cochran Steve Cochran Doug Coffman Ronald Coffman Frank Colllnsworth Cathy Combs Larry Cook David Copenhaver 95 Ninth Grade Coordinator-Mrs. Douglas Burch Cheryl Crain Ruben Crawford Hazel Cunningham Sandra Cunningham jimmy Davis Robbie Davis Danny Dodson Roland Dorough Debbie Driskell Renate Dutcher Darrell Dutton Iris Dyer Danny Edmondson Jeannie Eidson Steve Eidson Bonnie Elliott Beverly Estes Vickie Evans Anette Fields Debbie Fincher Stanley Fletcher Wynelle Forrest Elaine Forsyth Debbie Freeman Brenda Gentry Kitty George Audy Gillespie john Green Pat Green Vickie Green Karen Grubbs Belinda Hains Joe Hammett Gail Haney Ronnie Harmon Donal Harrelson Dwight Harris Benny Hawkins Randy Hearn Debra Henderson Debbie Hindman Beverly Hindman 96 Vicky Howell Keith Hubbard Becky Huckeba Faye Hudson Ann Hunt Carol jackson Ray james Teresa Jennings Randy Hogg Steve Hogue Glen Hooks Rusty Hopkins Elaine Houston Debbie Howell A'Sure, youlve got a headache, but don't cut it oil. Debbie johnson Eddie johnson Lee Johnson Pat johnson Teresa johnson Allen Jones Janice Jones Vicki Kidd Christy King Becky Kopp Rhonda Latham Wayne Lee Tim Lester Donna Lichtenberg Helen Lisle Judy Logan Barbara Loumakis Jimmy McDade Ray McGee Gerry McGiboney Carl Maddox Vicki Marshall Kathy Martin Ferrol Mayheld Teresa Morgan Steve Mull Cecily Nall Ricky Neely Deborah Nichols Randy Nichols Joyce Nix Pete Norton Pam Ogburn Ann Owens Ben Parks Becky Parrott Bobby Parrott Merle Parrott Susan Parrott Alvin Paterson Bobby Peek Charles Peek Terry Mayfield Eddie Miller Gary Milner Stormy Mitchell Ann Milam Eddie Morgan Eddie Peppers Phillip Peppers Steven Phillips Tommy Phipps Danny Pierce Thomas Pierce Hugh Pitts Debbie Plott Charlotte Polston Ione Pomeroy Donnie Pope Linda Port joan Powell Eddie Privett Mike Pruitt Neil Putnam Danny Rich Wanda Richards Teresa Richman Debbie Roan Cathie Robinson Miriam Saggus Linda Saye Sue Saye Beth Shaw Robert Shepp Gail Sheppard Wade Simmons Donna Sitton Diane Smith 99 Ken Standridge Melanie Steed Linda Stinchcomb Reen Stone james Stuart Mike Taylor Greg Teate Greg Thames Allen Thomas Billy Thomas Dennis Thompson Ricky Toole james Thrasher Susan Turner Virginia Turner Mike Tweedell Elizabeth Tyler Kay Ursery Larry Vaughn Ronnie Well Tony Wallace David Watkins Lee Webb Janet Wheat Donna Smith Janice Smith Tuck Smith V Colleen Southern I If I Walk slow enough, surely I'll see her this time. Maybe I'l1 . . . Debbie Owens Debbie Pittman Roger Pollard 101 egg Otto Evans Terri Harris Robert Herrick Fletcher Holt Debbie Johnson Dianne King james Lacy Elea nor Morris Oneita Wright Robbie Wright jane Wyatt Rita Yarborough Sheryl Young Kim Aldredge Herman Allen Sandra Barnes Ray Black Kaye Brooks Tommy Corbett Sandra Cunningham Gary Dailey Taylor Davis Eddy Dodson Rod Wallace Gloria White Silvia White James Whitley jimmy Whitley William Wilder Peggy Wiley Janice Williams Doug Williford Kay Williford John Woodall Darrell Wright f if Sub-Freshman Class With the minds and bodies of these people, lies the CHS of the future. They, in these following pages, will be the football and basketball teams, the cheer- leaders, the spirit of things to c do? . . . Extremely well. They showed their spirit and enthusiasm for Campbell by their finish in the Spirit Hall contest. Though they are Hscrubsu, they are truly outstanding ones. fjacquiline Adkinson Joyce Adkinson Birdy Aldrich fjanet Alexander Samuel Allen Eddie Anthony 'Johnny Armstrong ,Dale Arrowwood Debbie Ayers 'Mark Bagwell Sandra Baldwin Danny Ballew eDennis Barnett Gerome Beddington Roy Beddington 'Billy Belcher -Steve Benfield ,Hope Bennett LTony Benton Deborah Bilbo Ester Black ome. How will they , i Q ' la ea: r ' ' ' ff VV 3 f V a fr 45 V ,- - -f fr2?VV reVe, 5 ri, ,V S? W .- r x ,,, ,M .,,. fa .. Vaw , if ' ' - 'T ' r-if f ' -. E H Q f ' f - -, 445-are awlis '- Wil W . ' '- 1 2 f' ' f'iw1'wr-,yqt ' I ff V , n f ' ww! 1 - ze 2:-4: H2315 A . -- ,az M121 ' . ,, .' -X wma ' V 15iffryi'J'i'. , -f -fy, V ,W 7, Q, V.: -- . feel H . ' A r 32 102 President-Steve Stiltner, Vice-president-Paul Hardy Secretary-Sandra Barnes, Treasurer-Deborah Bilbo. 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Linda Savage joey Saye Patricia Screws ,Alan Simmons eMillicent Wright 'David Yates Marsha Avery David Benefield Sheila Black Nancy Booth Phyllis Burdette Connie Burke ,Doug Butler Becky Dodson Dennis Hayes Norris Hudson 'Rosemary jones 'Susie Mull Jan Tant Vera Alexander Lynn Avery Tony Bently 'Johnny Brown Carolyn Bryant Mike Clotfeller Ray Davis Paul Eason Terry Evans Virginia Foster Ted Kitchens Buster Ledbetter Pam Massey Latham Terry Thomas Thompson Randy Thomas Nancy Sanders Paul Steadham Ramona Suggs Johnny Varnadoe 'Debbie Wood Wayne Combs Fonda Hembree Susan Huffmaster David Jones Dennis Keye Judy Landers Stephanie Lee Margie Shepp Linda Waits arsity Football 1968 Captains-Doug Edmonson and Philip Kearns Coaches-Jack Morris and Jack Hanson XXX L jimmy Cochran, guard Mike Cole, tackle r Gary Baldwin, running back Ricky Coates, end Russell . . Headland . . Hapeville . . LaGrange . . South Fulton . North Clayton . Troup . . . College Park . . Newman . . Lakeshore . . . we 19 6 21 26 26 0 12 0 7 6 they 6 14 6 40 18 7 7 34 14 28 Doug Edmonson, Wingback Pat Ferguson, quarterback George Flowers, tackle David Gentry, guard ,f. ff 1 Z V V- ,,,-1 4 . id 'Saw 1 if gg . S, x E E I' '- ww ,, ,W . 3-, , , M' 'Wfwu fn, xx x y Xa ? sts? wg-1 Q '55 A V 5 wwf WL M 45 s 3 nil M , f Q ,- XXXXQLK i r a Bill Harris, end Mark Hulsey, running back x :, Tommy jones, fullback Philip Kearns, center Steve Kidd, guard Fayne Limbo, quarterback Benny Loggins, guard Mel Paris, end 115 David Ponder, center Bobby Pruitt, tackle ,X b 3 Glenn Ratliff, running back Rocky Reeves, end 116 Ricky Roebuck, Wing back Mike Rohrbaugh, guard -S Lynn Routon, end Jerry Stiltner, end Z 2, .J ,L , Z A. .V Sammy Thomas-Center Andy Thompson-Guard Stewart Thurman-Wingback Marvin Turner-Tackle James Winslm-Fullback Laffy Wflghf-Tackle Jeffy Yates-Tackle B-team Football l968 Coach Don Bonner rf A a t ,, W -ax, f it Y . -as 5 R- g i. ' ' ' 't -ogg? . sa -. iz a -- ., 5 , f NS . K .ff 7 ga , di-Q? .ax ' , 33:-X V . N , . - sf N, Q fi wt- - W , .- - ' - Grant Boyd, captain -1-,. Us A , ,.:,,,.,, .W-U K 1 za.- ' 53295 Mr.: ., V4 ' x V -f 'Y - A ' ' W? T- in ' , , 5 time 1-1, - , ,w..'2'w.:Zf, -1:24, ' ' V - I , , ., nf., , 41.2 ,V a.,,.f u. , ., V Z . f . l ff,,,,5, ffyqqa , y , I , f - .,... 1 . 1- ., Wag 3 ,, , f6am.a-v-am V fi 1 , M A A t ,V. 5 I5 . 'Y A ft Q 'ggala - gf ggg:,:nQ.,if'f'5L,.l,gn . , Q H ,f -, v Jiw W :PHX 1f'1,'gg'uMj7fw 14,21 H .j ', ' -. . f W, M .f ,f-mx wrvlza, ,ff W Qifqv AWWA, nf inf f.,,,7'fM. 1: f - a w -1 , :,Mf,w.ha , -- 1 aw- 7 ff A 1 ,L , 1: , , , l ' Wwmiaa' . ta , at 45:1 .. aw I, ggiwgaff a'!4w, - M ffwit -f' -.f-L 'A W .Q 1 :- - -l i l , I M y , ' , 75 ' . ,V h . , W ,, ,mf m f fkfwzamaaf. 'J 'a f . l- , .- 'ia ia w' 'H i ff , af Randy McClure, captain Mike Bartlett 1 l 1 1 Coach jim Bates Pete Bass Larry Brown Larry Burnette Ray Catoe jerry Chastain Doug Coggins Doug Crawford Gary Clay I Kenneth Furey Ricky Gaddy Randy Gordon Vic Hardy Randy Hembree Jimmy Houston Steve Mann Wayne Morris Tommy Phipps y' ff JUL. an r-nv ff ez 'U' fl. ' ':fff'3? 'W , M ve To .6 .W lgggqgg gg 25, N 3 F32 ga' :ve 3? Bill Sims Dwight Smallwood jifimxfdl A Dx. 'bl wi gr- w 'P! 'YMi,K?g-1. YV s '64-5234 J 'v 1 ge v flu' Y i W wa .is s ,mv 'b' 'P Tony Wallace Davld Watkins E -' ' 'wii Burnette Smith Tuck Smith Phil Wheeler Larry Young 121 Sth Grade Football 122 ikiay J ff? , Q12 j 42 ' Q 4 ,. 4 g 4 if Vi GX, 2 , A 0 4 V + ww I . ,..., i so Q' if W We y Z Q 3, - , W M W V , f WK. -ef' 5. X . f 2, .Xi 'E , 54 Q Q 1 ei' '15 . if Basketball '68-'69 Vdfflbf Boyf Front: Frog James, Mgr., Phil Steadham, David Hart, Steve Kidd, Dan Brock, Mgr. Bark: Floyd Collins, Bill Harris, George Flowers, Albert Thorn ton, Byron Gentry, Aubrey Jenkins, Pat Ferguson, Mel Paris, Coach jack Hanson. C0-Captazhf . . . Cowl, Steve Kidd Aubrey Jenkins Coach Jack Hanson 124- K-.,ww..-.57 N ,45-f we-IUKWQ' 44: S1 QW S ww i QJIHS' , Q41 1 5. . Q as 5 WDC MS was mv-Q sauna N3 S KWH was s mamma K mv w A . fa 4f?f :W 5 y :fzew 2 58 4? fp W' M f 4 4 2 f , W W W sa- s..J ' NJ bn 'khan' X s .f gk B-Team Boys Basketball Front Row: Randy Gordon, Doug Crawford Dwight Smallwood Grant Boyd Barry Stephens Ricky Gaddy Serond Rafw Norris Hudson, Tuck Smith, Larry Burnette Jimmy McDade Donnie Pope Gary Alford Thzrd Rofw Ralph Hardy Coach jim Bates Keith Hubbard. After a slow and rather disappoint- ing start, the B-Bears came on in their final games of the season to turn it into one of success. The Team knocked off several highly rated squads in upsets. Though their late season splurge Was too late to get into the region tourna- ment, they proved their ability by beating two of the tourney's semi- finalists in only the span of a week. This group showed that they could be the ones to lead Campbell out of the forest of defeat, as far as basketball is concerned. Varsity Girls Linda Sitton, Donna Steerman, Rita Cochran, Bonnie Elliott, Debbie Hill, Debbie Daniel, Lesley Copeland, Susan Huffmaster, Iris Dyer, Tree Morga Debbi Rivers, Suzanne Hogue, Mrs. Stephens-Coach. Coach Rita Cochran Elsie Copeland Mrs. Libby Stephens 128 N .W Vi. 1 Q ff sw QL, , 346 , . wg, N-.fi 1' ul J Varsity Wrestling 1968 69 Front Rofw, L to R: Don Brown, Randy Boyd, Stewart Thurman Mike Reeves Scott Hardy Bark Rofw L to R Tim Stanfield Roland Terry Dodson, Benny Loggins, Tommy jones, Sammy Thomas Bobby Pruitt Coach Larry Houston Success is the only word to describe this year's Wrestling team. Led by Stewart Thurman, Ben Loggins, and Bobby Pruitt, the Bears stormed to a 10-2 season, highlighted by a third place finish in the county Wrestling meet and a second place finish in the state pre- liminary meet. Pruitt capped the high- est individual honors, finishing third in the AA State meet. The B-team also liad a fine season, recording a sensation- al 10-1 season mark. Wrestling is a hard sport and Coach Larry Houston and his men Worked hard for their suc- cess this year. Blow 1n his ear and he 11 follow you anywhere 1 1 K 'Nm mawmpwfffiffvf MQW -...M ,..-,,.0.-,w,,N, . h,,,.-M-'ff+ ww X X 'X Qs NN , L Q L A. , 1 R. N X 'N Qs? Anvone rack Team , l . .G , Front, L to R.' Mark Hulsey, Doug Edmondson, Larry Brown, Roland Dorough, Joe Reynolds, Danny Thomas, Ben Loggins, Pete Bass, Doug Crawford. Middle! Mike Rohrbaugh, Harley Dunn, Randy Gordon, Andy Thompson, Glenn Ratliff, David Ponder, Chris Hall, Jerry Chastain, Dwight Smallwood. Bark! Coach Morris, Larry Young, Randy McLure, john Dilbeck, Barry Stephens, Grant Boyd, George Flowers, Larry Wright, Mel Paris. Hurdlerf Campbell's track team, under the leadership of Coach Morris, has produced many out- standing individuals in the past few years. Although it has not captured many team titles, its strength lies with its individuals. 136 Dzlftcznce Runners of and Dzlvcuf Sprzhtery Vzzulterf and fumperf Baseball Team Back Rofw, L to R.' Coach Don Bonner, Danny Thompson, Bob Beasley, Sammy Thomas, Rickey Roebuck. Middle Rofw: Tommy jones, Lynn Routon, Mike Chapman, Danny Barry. Front Rofw: Jerry Stiltner, Floyd Kent, Steve Kidd, Ricky Gaddy. Catchers and pitchers: Bark: Floyd Kent, Lynn Routon, Rickey Roebuck. Front: jerry Stiltner, Bob Beasley, Ricky Gaddy. Outiielders: Bark! Sammy Thomas, Tommy Jones. Front Danny Barry, Rickey Roebuck. Infielders: Back: Danny Thompson, Lynn Routon, Ricky Gaddy. Front Floyd Kent, Mike Chapman, Steve Kidd. a 41 .4 w Tennis Team Becky Dodson, Susan Blalock, Lesley Copeland, Penny Whitter, Steve Hart, Tommy Dunnaway, Miss Short-Coach, Robert Ray 139 4 , g i if U sjfifif ,Q 1 AL ' 51 M . 1 vnM,,w fn . , aww, fy 4 B 'lr ,,,....w f Jfffm 'lf CHS Majorettes, An atimatzize zzddz?z'0n to the band, add tlzezkf Jparkle, Jmzlef, and talent to 125 perhrmancef. Susan McEwen, Co-Capta Coach Givens, this is the way Miss Pam Williams, Sponsor We exercise ' 14-1 Sandra Smith, Captain Diane Dennis Melanie Dyche Campbell High Band - ., lm ,Q Q- Under the excellent leadership of Mr. Bill Moore and Mr. Grant Paris, the CHS Band has grown successfully this year. As usual, the band's per- formance in Chattanooga was rewardingg Sth District was also successful. The new uniforms added to their brilliant half-time shows, parades, and concerts. ff' wa s a f View fs 3 eve .- 'md' dir! ,,,,-'- J Mr. E. W. Moore, former director Mr. Grant Paris, new director Melinda Astin, drum majorette 142 ' 0 i s N I. m T , gi . Y.. N W - igf L4 -Q Q1 1 -.,,.,......W,, .-.. 5 gi x HL aw f I any 9 Q X5 .fam 4 Y 1 23' .. -'im ig A W Y gf, 2 my 5 Homecoming 19 68 Donna McLarin-Queen Nancy Smith-Runner-up Rebecca Thornton Deborah Turner 1 9. ' J' VK 25523: is I 5529 ., 34, ,gg g iijlg, P .1.,, U xy' il Q 3 3 gl ...A 1 .nf ?i I jg we Y L f LW? sg, I, 3 - 5 i i .nv -wi, 5 JH My ,M 'L IL: - M'-1 Mr. Football Aww, . . . Pootlyf Me? Miss Cindy Caraway, Sponsor, Mr. Philip Kearns Week Senior's won first place in the Spirit Hall Competition 146 5 '-EJ 1'i .d Juniors' won second place I! Sub-freshmen Won thlrd place H And so did the Sophomores'. The freshmen did a good job too ll 147 ' The performance of the Bear-O-Netts in hal time shows is onl one of the many activities which they partllcipate. They form the pe: squad at football games and have represente CHS by marching in parades and entering thl competition in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Th Bear-0-Netts Work together in sponsoring th Mr. Football contest, by collecting for th Mental Health Association, and in undertakini money-making projects to benefit the ban organization. l Co-Captain-Pam Thompson Captain-Patti Moon l Rita Yarbrough Margaret Clement Beverly Brown Debbie PYFOH Susan Pearson Toni Jackson Kathy Bullard Lynn Brock Beverly Yarbrough 148 it L I lellk i ' - ' H ga M , ,,,, ff. I ' - ' ,,,, I C , W W 4' A - ': '2.'5v ,V if-f I ' ' ' - H MW f' 'df-2 :'P 1ff1w,m' my ww ' V, mggwfy' 7' L, , 9' 4 N'fff 'ff,f W , ,, f '- , ,M 2 ' A, J 1,f- V -. . ' ,- I mf '--' ,, iv ,,fsigM6fhswf.43 f' ' , ,A ,,,v 1 I . ,W , , P K , yy A , iWW,lWW L W.. y 5w7,,,5,W.,,gz,,, ,, yi V 6, . 6 4 . U 'wi f , - ,.., , i A Z, A ay H f, Q fi if in sf' ,, I W -few V , , 1 H, - A 'w i' , ff 5' i-- ,Zn ,4 W,', V - g Z Y -W ,, Y Y g y V A L, 'ww v 5 V 6 1 ,, e v , V i 4 A , , Lee Nell Hanes-Senior Debbie Jackson-Senior Darsell Hemhree Jackie Scarbrough Dinah Hayes-Senior joan Pritchard Linda Cook Betty Clark Becky Frank Penny Whittier 149 Varsity Cheerleaders Cindy Caraway, Captain A gmail' g Y . I Deborah Cochran, Co-Captain Nancy Smith Donna McLarin , Ginny Duncan Ann Thornton Phyllis Gentry Rita Cochran, Miss Bear Debra Burnett-C U 'oA li .5 W' I , WM ag f x I ' E Qi K, . ' V F i , ' ,gf 5 1 A V K - kr :Zi . , ,t,,: YL fif, ,Q E ff: 6. 'L K , V XL fiibr K4 Vkik V in f , o1,o E EW: H I M, x E - ' , f I r i bi if Q F - fi wr if li X s is s ,pi if Q in . ' ii E' ' A M. f X So-you think you're a cheerleader, to0?lg'e995 Miss Williams, B-Team and Varsity Sponsor. B-Team Cheerleaders Kay Tarpley Terri Gillette Whoops l l Vicki Kidd 152 Vicki Thompson Beth Shaw Go! Bears ! Debra Banks ws gg Susan Parrott Jeannie Eidson Cheryl Crain . A Cindy Ratliff xxx-E' M X V , i 1 y -4:!... '3 ' 155 The Student Council Sefzzor Represonlofzifey fzmior Relorefenlotziiey Fl L-R-Debbie Rivers, johnny Milner, Mel Paris, Suzzanne Hogue, Jimmy Hayes, Linda Cook D Thompson. Sophomore Roprefenioizkzes n. 'A L-R-Melanie Dyche, Kay Tarpley, Darcell Hembree, Dale Spear Vic Hardy, Randy McClure. 156 L-R-Gary Baldwin, Donna McLarin, Frank Lambert, Rebecca Thornton, Debi Shaw, M Ojirem' Yarborough, secret., Pete Bass, parl. f Smith, treasurer, George Flowers, v. pres.g Mrs. Brown, sponsor, Nancy Smith, pres., Exefutitye Council Freffzmmz Reloreyentafzbef vlelanie Steed, Reen Stone, Rita Yarborough, Cathy Mann, Linda Zaye, Tony Wallace, Susan Parrott, Vicki Kidd, Donna Litchen- furg, Linda Port, Debra Banks. Gentry, Steve Kidd, Robert Ray, George Flowers, Pete Bass, Judy Smith, Nancy Smith, Mrs. Jerry Stiltner, Phyllis Gentry, Beverly Yarborough, Susan McEwen, Pat Whitehead, Pam Sub-Freflzman Re,0reJen!az'z vef Linda Putnam, Joyce Jordan, Bridget Spear, Kay Turner, Gary Daley, Keith Wheeler, Steve Crawford, Steve Stiltner, johnny Armstrong, Buzz Thomas, Dale Arrowood, Dusty Gilham. 157 he school year of 1968-69 Was a most re- arding and successful one for our Future eachers Chapter. The year Was begun by a omination of the Sth District Convention Where our Future Teachers placed first in every major competition and succeeded in electing Beverly Yarbrough District Secre- tary-Treasurer. The annual Christmas Party for the Special Education students of Union City Elementary School . . . This is the most heart-Warming and enjoyable event of the year for all involved. State Convention closed out the F.T.A. year with the scrap- book being entered in competition and Patti Moon, Barbara Mull, and Robert Ray, tak- ing part in the talent contest. Best of all, Miss Dowis was named Teacher of the Year, gaining the recognition only she deserves. American Education Week F.T.A. 5th District Convention. We Won lst place on our scrapbook. Our Christmas Party Our Fishermang but we love herllllll Retired Teachers' Tea Sleepy, Mrs. Goode? We love you anyway! Distributive Education Club Ujficerf Clay Routon, Sharon Griffin, Marie Benefield, Sylvia Pollard, Mr. Vernon Smith, johnny Milner, Alex Heath, Judy Copenhaver 160 sq 60, Q 0 Q7 I 'YA QTX A f 0 fox jf Q, QGf,X Uv 5 Q- 0 fu O s XAY. WW The Spanish Club We-r 'M i 'if'-5 if Jvieffx 5 Wil An- ik X' ,W R T 'eil n Q f may :MWA Q? si 1 A1 4 I Y . 155, S1j.f0 l'Q'y'x1 ,IH -viii' TW 'aff 5 Y-,JI L' - , , ., lip. -'ilu I ' - if . -5,-Q Shiv, . ' -. 42, . . ' - , ij. ,V Q ww' ' ' 'Q' 5' ,,,.g-3 Qi, ,Q ,. -r IP. -51:-'.., '! . wQ,g,,,- DJ 'D .' K iff, aiekffn' MWQQ It ', 7 N . . . . - . ..iff-f ,K i f frghup -.-fir, .1 -, 'Q-'sf , L , ,145 q H' , 5 X1 1'xf'f,'l fp, . f'-,lg .- 'If 1' 19 rx ,Q V' 'F'-ifi 1 f,,,, , ffvma-,N A- ,.,:.4vf J, :fy w if. wr' L fi ,Tr fri ,, . ' ' ffm - l 'N , , 4 . 1 ,- - Lv-,.5', 31 'hai' I, . ,L Q. . ,. , , . 3,535 , '6 I, ' ' .Q ' - , y 'ia'-it 'F ' - 9 z,,'- 1 A' -A . it ,, N., ,i , , ,,f .'. 7 .. 6 -. i ' L-R-john Sartain, Pam Thompson, Rita Simpson, Carol Hudson, Larry Cleveland, Melinda Astin, Sandra Eidson, Charlene Tweedell, jane Stephens, Aubrey jenkins, Charles Glass, Joyce Miller, Jo Alice Ray. First Year Spanish Buddy Kent, Wayne Privett, Danny Thompson, Chris Hall, George Flowers, Scott Hardy, Larry Ellis, Sammy Jones, Sharon Stephens, Pam Mullis, Judy Smith, Joan Pritchard, Ann Thornton, Skip Morris, Debra Burnett, Ray james, Tommy Tart- man, Larry Young, Linda Cook, Floyd Kent, Debbie Rivers, Mel Paris, Lavonne Bentley, Carl Melear, Beverly Yarbrough, jack McTire, Pat jordan, Becky Frank, Jimmy Hayes, Patsy Saggus, Sandra Smith, Andy Thompson, Leda Lane, Lisa Green, Susan Booth. 162 L-R-Pat Whitehead, Sheila Howard, Rayleen Spruill, Susan McEwen, julietta Smith, Bill Harris, Sandra Smith, Wanda Nestlehutt, Joan Lewallen, Lesley Copeland, Cindy Caraway, Deborah Turner, Debi Shaw. Socidad Honoraria I Iispanica l L-R-Rita Simpson, Melinda Astin, Ioan Lewallen, Mrs. Hankinson, Joyce Miller, Susan McEwen, Debi Shaw, Pat Whitehead, Pam Thompson. 163 This yearls Spanish Club was the most active that Campbell has had in recent years. Sev- eral projects were undertaken, most outstanding of which were the homecoming float, Ugly Man Contest, Mardi Gras and the annual Spanish Club banquet. For the first three activities the Spanish Club were awarded first place in each events competition. Key Club L-R-Jimmy Hart, Chris Hall, jimmy Hayes, Floyd Kent, David Ponder, Pete Bass, Byron Gentry, Rebecca Thornton fsweetheartj, Rocky Reeve Andy Thompson, Mel Paris, Dwight Smallwood, George Flowers, Neil Monroe, Pat Fergueson, Mr. Olin Presley Qsponsorj, Steve Kidd, Grant Boy Ricky Gaddy, jerry Stiltner, Ricky Roebuck, jack Medley, Randy McClure, Scott Hardy, Frank Lambert, Steve Mann, Doug Crawford, Phillip Kearn Randy Gordon, Mike Chapmann. Miss Jetta Dowis, Key Club Teacher of the Year. 164 cers Pres Phillip Kearns, Treas. Jimmy Hart, Sec. Frank Lambert, Rep. Ricky Roebuck, Sgt. At ms George Flowers V. Pres. Neil Monroe. This Halloween was a treat for all. Key Clubbers are industrious? Another school year Was another year of service for our Key Club this year. Several projects were undertaken, such as subsidizing books for the library, taking Christian City kids trick or treat- ing on Halloween or, as always, sponsoring dances for the school. Conventions were attended, ban- quets held, making it overall a very successful Key Club year. i f 151 . . . K ' c ,.'k 1 ARS fvi ' ' K ...W I E Q! i E. 1 1 r ,+ A' K 6' li' 4' ,I J' v W ' lt ,,. ,fi 1. l, . . i. 9 .. sf 1- 3,151 H A fy . ' 'li . '- ,'1. . ' glfifgl .qi g ps.: ,type it .flbai will li sts? '5- Iggy' , f mt: f f i- vw f Wt5L5v5,,gQ'k !.a,.i.f . twiki i + :fe5'f.m- wr. Qyif 'H-' ' . L , 7 J' We . ..r.g',,,,. YZJYQ , Q is 1 i Ili 'f Q . if- ii i 'Q . ff: N... - - iz V. , sf M. a E, .. .. , 3 k t N 49 gf ' gy ,L ,L 7-. . Y i' A. 'l ii-iY l'i fy 3- mf, .rl f f f' 'i e' we Y A 1 'N Q: K 1 3 - s 'Vg ' C i ' 1 1 N pw, K ' U ,J7 Mr. Olin Presley, Sponsor iyinettes Deborah Swancey, Nancy Smith, Susan McEwen, Melinda Astin, Carole Bomar, Kerron Morrow, joan Lewallen, Camilla Rowell, Pam Thompso Leslie Copeland, Deborah Turner, -Iulietta Smith, Judy Smith, Linda Cook, Debbie Rivers, Debi Shaw, Gwen Stanford, Beverly Yarbrough, Laura Gree Leda Lane, Bonita Harris, Debra Stanfield, Debbie Mullis, Rita Simpson, Debbie Hooper, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Pope. The Civinettes of Campbell High have come a long way during the past two years. Through the hard work of Mrs. Lynne Corbett-their former sponsor, and their new sponsors, they have become a major club at CHS. Last spring they sponsored the Mardi- Gras in which each club had a chance to participate. Also they have sponsored the Ugly Man Contest for the past two years, which has proved to be an overwhelming success. Sponsors: Mrs. Pope and Mrs. Snyder, President Deborah Swanceyg V President Melinda Asting Sec. Kerron Morrow, Treas. Leslie Copela Parl. Deborah Turner, Prog. Ch. Laura Greeng Rep. Pam Thompson. The Bruin Staff Deborah Swancey, Fonda Cochran, Larry Cleveland, Eddy Allman. Editor, Judy Smith, Layout Manager, Pam Thompson, Asst. Layout, Ioan Lewallen. 167 Staff: Linda Brown, Kathy Medley, Carol Hudson, Sue Barksdale, Debbie Rivers, Deborah Turner, Eddy Allman, Ray, julietta Smith, Becky Tidwell, Sheila Howard, Fonda Cochran, Lee Morris, Debi Show, Keith Holifield, joan and Asst.: Robert Ray, Sheila Howard, Carol Hudson, Keith Holifield, Deborah Turner, Lee Mor- i, ,. The Bruin Staff of CHS has now been in existence for two years. With the help of Mr. Dodd and Mrs. Hankinson, they have succeeded in getting the long-awaited printed paper for you-the Stu- dent Body. Although there have been many difiiculties during these years, these are over- come by knowing the job's been Well done. Pam Thompson, Debbie Mullis, Bridget Creel, La vonne Bentley, Larry Cleveland, Pam Mullis, Susan McDade, Neil Monroe, Sponsor-Mrs. Hankmson. , ' . t. , ' t. f - fa' -.1 ,-. waglxggw ztffmfii-fam --,,1 1,.g,+ e -V rr 1 5 ' at M A if A A ' fi -af ,P 5 1 4 3 - fig. , ' we - 4 ,. A '. A as , -' A .fp w 2 .1 , ,gif 11,213, 7 35 mf - . aa, gf: f ,. .ye fi if ,Q www 1.323 4 tt? I 'f13.5., , f ,VV ,V-A I .1331 ' . '-Q'w1f5E1 73, ' f ' F73 'iiq' -, 1' L., gf. 5 ,E . I., ,mffw ,A ., ,3L5f.?ifa' Qi' iaQf9'?ff. 55:2 1' 1 ' 3 ' 12 27 ,, 1. ',- S K W we 5 y 35 is '4 'V A Sponsor-Mrs. Tina Hankinson Beta Club J i 1 I 1 L-R-Larry Cleveland, Susan McEwen, Diane Dennis, Debbie Rivers, Billy Entrekin, Sandra Eidson, Sharon Stephens, Skip Morrison, Shawn Frank Deborah Swancy, Robert Ray, Debra Burnette, Brenda Waits, Rita Simpson, John Dilbeck, Debi Shaw, Wanda Nestlehutt, Pat Whitehead, Marth Burdette, Pat jordan, ,Ioan Lewallen, Debra Stanfield, Chris Hall, Linda Cook, Judy Smith, Bonita Harris, Camilla Rowell, George Flowers, Gwe Stanford, Pam Thompson, Carole Bomar, Frank Lambert, Deborah Tunner, jimmy Hart, Julietta Smith, Laura Green, Kenneth Bradley, Mr. Tilli son, Mr. Smith, Andy Thompson, Teresa Brock. To be a member of the Beta Club, one must maintain at least a BH average, have a good conduct record, and show evidence of good character, integrity, and leadership. This year the Beta Club sponsored the Powder Puff football game and the Christmas Dance, co- sponsored the Honor Banquet, and par- ticipated in the Mardi-Gras. Pres.-Frank Lambert, V. Pres.-Kenneth Bradley, Sec.-Ioan Lewalleng Treas.-Pam White head, Rep.-George Flowers. 168 v Y-TCCHS als o if Pres. Rebecca Thornton, Vice-Pres. Patti Moon, Chaplain Pat Whitehead, Sec. Rayleen Spruill, Rep. Deborah Cochran. Mrs. Westling, Sponsor 'U' 4 4 ,nf L-R, Front-Carole Hudson, Sandra Smith, Jo Alice Ray, Pat Whitehead, Deborah Cochran, Rebecca Thornton, Mrs. Westling, Patti Moon, Rayleen Spruill. 2nd rolw-Ann Thornton, Diane Dennis, Phyllis Gentry, Rita Cochran,l.Barbara Mull, Ginny Duncan, Donna Mc- Larin, Debra Burnette, Ann Harper, Sandra Hand, jane Stephens, Debbie Jackson, Judy Smith, Elaine Hart, Margaret Steed, Mar- garet Clement, Sheila Thames, Donna Steerman, Fonda Cochran, Sheila Valentine, Kathleen Hudgens, Marylyn Luther. 169 The Allied Medical Careers Club promotes and stim- ulates careers in the medical profession. The club visits M C C hospitals and rest homes regularly. Many of the mem- ' 0 ' ' bers are Candy Stripers at South Fulton Hospital. 'I i'W! w gtg' N Q K 'vwwf . i'l'i-lan' M o 69 V 7 Mrs. Hazel Frank, one of the A.M.C.C. sponsors. L-R-Miss Guyton-sponsor, Don Brown, Georgette Shedd, Pam Breedlove, Darla Martian, Beverly Daniel, Simone Roebuck, Kay Turner, Sheila Smith, Sandra Hand, Sandra Smith, Shawn Frank, Becky Tidwell, Karen Nestlehutt, Becky Frank, Deidre Lane, Leda Lane, Gayle Maddox, Teletha Wright, Selinda Sullivan, Sue Barksdale, Kathy Grube, Penny Whittier, Debbie Breedlove, Mrs. Frank-sponsor. 170 Sophomore Club Lynn McGibboney, Kathy Bullard, Sue Barksdale, Phyllis Ballew, Susan Pearson, Sherry Sweeney, Patti Brown, Melanie Dyche, Miss Patterson, Betty Clark, Linda Sitton, Dale Spearman, Susan Booth, Patricia Rowell, Mrs. Pope, Terri Gillette, Susan McDade, Ken Furey, Donna Hulsey, Larry Young, Donald Parrott, Cindy Ratliif, Tony Bentley, Randy McLure, Audrey Benton, Darcell Hembree, Buddy Kent, Vicki Pruitt, Joan Pritchard, Doug Coggins, Ramona Suggs, Lynn Brock, Wayne Morris, Tommy Reid, Steve Collins. , Officers: Buddy Kent, Miss Patterson and Mrs. Pope, sponsors, Kathy Bullard, Cindy Ratliff, Lynn Brock. 171 -H Girls 4-H ROLL: Sandra Eidson, Gail Haney, Debbie Roane, Darlene Martin, Donna Smith, Janis Smith, Patricia Rowell, Linda Port, Miriam Saggus, Lau Green, Pam Ogburm, Theresa Morgan, Cindy Brinker, Kathy White, Sherry McElreath, Vicki Forsyth, Allane Brown, Julie Long, jill Barrett, Sus Huffmaster, Lavonne Bentley, Elizabeth Cagle, jackie Scarbrough, Chris Steed, Vicki Green, Lynn McClure, Stephanie Lee, Lucy Bowen, Cecily Na Rhonda Latham, Margie Blair, Debbie Howell, Barbara Loumakis, Becky Parrott, Nancy Sanders, Joyce Nix, Rita Cooper, Wanda Carroll, Jani Jones, Linda Saye, Virginia Turner, Bonnie Elliott, Karol Jackson, Wanda Richards, Iris Edwina Dyer, Debbie Pittman, Deborah Nichols, Cathl Robinson, Glenda Brock, Becky Tidwell. 3 Ojiferf L-R-Laura Green, ,lan Morris, jo Alice Ray, Jean Blalock, Susan Hulfmaster, Sandra Eidson-President, Donna Smith, Miriam Sag- gus, Daisy Stone. 172 Future Homemakers of America Scalc'd.' Carol Driskell, Fonda Hembree, Rita Yarbrough, Sammy Jones-Sweetheart, 2nd, Selinda Sullivan, Gayle Maddox, Deborah Driskell, Dar- cell Hembree, Charlotte Polston. Back: Miss Emerson-sponsor, Miss Johnson-sponsor, jan Bradley, Audrey Benton, Phyllis Burdette, Lavonne Bent- ley, Pam Cravey, Linda Putnam, Patsy Saggus, Stephanie Lee, Margaret Clement, Faye Hudson, Teletha Wright. High-Q Team L to R: Neil Monroe, Sherry Hunter, Lee Morris, Frank Taylor. Not pictured: Debi Shaw. 173 H Boys Margaret Steed-Cattle Queen and 4H Boys Sweetheart The Art Club R-Luo... Green, Paul Hardy, Howard Summers, Tommy Hardy, Dottie Hunt, Beverly Yarborough, Miss Pam Williams-Sponsor, Cathy Overby, nita Harris, Gwen Stanford, John Green, Aubrey Jenkins, The Science Club L-R-Tommy Hardy, Lee Morris, Lewis Harper, john Dilbeck, Jimmy Cook, Mr. Exner-Sponsor. 175 Future Farmers of merica E E s, L-R-Larry Campbell, Mr. Fowler-sponsor, Eddy Shaw, joe Hammet, David Borders, Mi Tweedell, Randy Hogg, Bobby Lyle, William Cochran, Johnny Loggins, Eddie Peppers, All Morris, David Gentry, Floyd Collins, Ralph Brown, Garnett Stanford, Tommy Steed, Bob Parrott, Marvin Turner, Larry Barge, Eddie Johnson. L-R-Donna Price, Dinah McGee, Linda Steed, Rita Berry, Linda Kinser, Lee Nell Hanes, Susan Jones, Rhoda Moore, Gayle Simpson, Debbie Brown, Patricia Oxford, Miss Doss-sponsor, Jan Bradley, Pat Campbell, Kay Adams, Carol Norred. 176 Future Business Leaders of America UJAWWQW4 Citizenship Club Kidd, Jeannie Eidson, Beth Shaw, Melanie Steed, Susan Parrott. 2nd, L-R-Richard Tommy Phipps, Tommy Carter. ilu 3 as L-R-Debbie Daniels, Neil Putnam, Ferrol Mayfield, Debbie Roane, Pete Bass, Danny 3'ierce, Donald Parrott, Elaine Forsyth, Ricky Gaddy, Jimmy Cook, Renee Christopher, loan Powell, Kenneth Bradley, Sherry Sweeney, Becky Beaver, Patti Brown, Frank Faylor, Debbie Henderson, Sue Barksdale, Charles Patterson, Cheryl Byrd, Patricia lowell, Beverly Estes, Grant Boyd, Ann Owens, Miss Spilton, Tommy Scharko, John Jilbeck. 177 L-R-Mark Fletcher, Wayne Carden, Ricky Ratliif, Steve Crawford, Rita Yarbrough, Cheryl Crain Susie Mann, Linda Port, Cheryl Campbell Bomar, Gary Alford, jimmy McDade, Steve Hogue, Tuck atin Club Miss Spilton, sponsor ibrary Club Sponsors: Mrs. Jo Blalock, Mrs. Margaret Lester, Mrs. Sondra Wingo Oflicers: President-Kenneth Bradley, Secretary-Treasurer-Janice Barnes, Vice-President-Tommy Ca ter, Historian--lack Woodall, Parliamentarian-Camilla Rowell, Chaplain-Karen Ray, Reporter-Gr: Teate. 178 ,J A hard worker and an extreme believer in music -Director-Mrs. Adele Samchok. Ninth Grade Girls Chorus Advanced Mixed Chorus Chorus The group which adds the most enjoyment to students throughout the school year at Campbell is undoubtedly the Music Depart- ment. Singing here at chapel programs, the annual Christmas program, and in the Spring Concert, the Music Department makes its presence known. The Glee Club is an extracurricular activity. Each member is chosen by his ability to sing. Oren L. Wooten Chapter of the National Honor Society Through the untiring efforts of several faculty members, Campbell now has a chapter of the National Honor Society. At the installation ser- vice the ten Charter Members were presented and Mr. Wooten was received as an honorary member. The Society is sponsored by the Asso- ciation of School Administrators and is open only to students of high scholastic average. Its objec- tives are to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote Worthy leadership, and to encourage the devel- opment of character. The organization's officers are Frank Lambert, Presidentg Susan McEwen, Vice-Presidentg Rita Simpson, Secretary-Treas- urerg and Mrs. Rebakah Wilson, Sponsor. utstanding Students Shaw, STAR sudent and her STAR teacher, Mrs. Lynne The STAR sudent is chosen on her SAT scores and average. The STAR teacher is chosen by the STAR as the teacher who has influenced her the most. l I lris Dyer, The Dionne Warwick of Campbell High, was the winner of the Student Council Talent Show. Rebecca Thornton and Judy Smith, Rich's Teen Board representatives. They were chosen for their poise and personality. Lesley Copeland, Miss Basketball, and Aubrey Jenkins, Mr. Basketball. Miss and Mr. Basketball are chosen by the student body for their outstanding ability and leader- ship in basketball. Ann Jeans, Miss Betty Crocker Homemaker Miss Betty Crocker is chosen for the highest score on the Betty Crocker Homemaker test. 181 Sweetheart Ball H6672 J 1 Judy Smi h f 41 9 'x 1 35 'Q 7' 3' Nv , V , Mzazwg, I iii' ' WLM .: ,A ' K - my wig ' 1 9 ,ggi 3 'Q X a M! f Q Q X iw? 5,-,,f ,L. 2:5 Q54 1 - LY dw gg E .wgp .Wi W A A 5 ' , N . MU . QM H Wg, W Kwai AQ! lg, , ima? we A J 'f QE, if W Q if' Jvwk, W ff 5352? .MEEH5 wife UQ W .14 -nr :pf mggnqg We ef , , mf bf N A h V A V gllff-W gw, EM? Z f Kg Q Q 5 W :gf M 9 :hz avg 35,9 fi N 236519 M ie: W' W , mb fa X35 EQ M ni 1,2 as I ggi fn. f fig? 4' K' 5 44 'G' W 3 X Q ,QW .W L S 2 - f:':kfE??i.. '1' 4 ' ., . H 1 Q 3 , .. 5' 1 5 V,,. , fgkkfmf-gWf,y,yNy.v'f2 1555 - ff 5 4i':f,g, if X : A Y i' ., i m 'vt M - -1-I 5 -- V J .4m:m V- 2 .,:,-.fig-x fda. .W A-ff,f.L.N Our heartfelt thanks to: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thompson for their most unselfish use of their home during our trying times. This is our year... As I sit here at the close of another well done late night deadline session, I experience a joy that only a few students of C.H.S. ever have the privilege of knowing. It is the joy- ful experience knowing that one has been a part of an acomplishment that means something to many people. Though the job is somewhat of a thankless one, it is the most rewarding any Senior could ever be a part of. It is work, real work, as the staff will let you know-quickly. Let me stop here to thank the ones whose work made this book possible . . . Pam Thompon, the most remarkable worker in the Worldg Joan Lewallen, Camilla Rowell, Jimmy Hart, Rebecca Thornton, Barbara Mull, Debbie Shaw, Laura Advisor-Mr. Walter Woodyard Green, Stephen Wilson, Frank Lambert, Carole Bomar, Ben Califf and even Deborah Cochran, all of whom worked diligently to preserve quality and still stay ahead of dead- lines. It is a remarkable group that can work for hours at a time with no stops for rest or frolic, knowing that thanks for their work will be almost nil. This group is just that remarkable. To them I and all C.H.S. students are greatly indebted. A special thanks goes to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thompson, whose home they so willingly welcomed us into for our sessions. Our annual would not have been the trea- sure it is without them. In conclusion, let me wish all future annual staffs luck in putting out a better annual than ours, as they will need it. We, the 1969 staff, feel this book will never be bettered. And to Mr. Walter Woodyard our enduring thanks, we give to him for his patience and under- standing in letting this be our annual. Carole Bomar E, Laura Green Jimmy Hart ww' i 'I L f -A ,QQ , H V Q fawswiziimmw . ,,, A wav -V - :sn ,. ,f m ,:f-,.....,f::ff::,, r f -mf-I., R f ' 'af ,. VL , X g 555 :Ziff -fQ-- -I Y I K 1 1 W I 533' - L- f Q 1 5 S Q N . 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