Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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W 4- -Q ,,- is 0 G A N G G R E E N The most spirited group of seniors l've ever seen. - Jane Gutherman Despite several attempts by the pre- vious graduating class to thwart home- coming festivities, the students kept the spirit and took the Panther Plunge. lt was a week filled with excitement. The week began with oldies day. College and hat day was followed by California dreamin' day. The traditional green and white day came on the day of the big game. A spirited bonfire capped off a perfect week. The bonfire was organized by the senior class. We just wanted to do something everyone would enjoy and show our football team that we are be- hind them all of the way, stated senior class president, Eric Krause. Throughout the week students were busily preparing banners for their home- rooms, clubs and classes that boasted the homecoming theme, Take the Pan- ther Plunge. Mrs. Gutherman's home- room won top honors for the best door decoration. The German Club took top pri2e in the club fence sign decoration, and the seniors took the class banner competition. The Student Council had the responsi- bility of organiZing homecoming week, having all banners judged, and the ballot- ing of the homecoming queen and her court. The week of festivities ended with a grand pep rally. This assembly gave the seniors a chance to model their sporty new T-shirts and senior hats. The race for the coveted spirit stick was a heated one, with all four classes putting out enough noise to rock the city The pep rallv enabled students and players alike to take the Panther plunge that night against Douglas County. w t i A N F t s Y 3 Another one of the cheerleaders skits to create enthusiasm is the sleepwear contest. Toby Murphy giggles as Kelly Kiker models his nightly attire. After the distribution of thousands of flyers, the bonhre gets under way. Although not an extension of the school day, the senior sponsored bonfire is a success. Receiving a warm welcome from the pep rally crowd, the homecoming contestants and their escorts stand in anticipation of the big night. vm? W5 4 XQ' ufd Vine fN O UV The bonfire, held at Jonquil Park, not onl L j 6 boosted spirit, but also acted as warmth o a O , , U chilly October night L Homecoming 75 Jr 00 OMCQ