Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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Editor's note: Who are the real -au- thors of the annual? The student body and faculty are the real authorsg we just translate everyone 's thoughts into a pub- lication, explained Homecoming report- er, John Barge. A yearbook is, indeed a collection of the student body's thoughts and actions. For this reason, we selected We've Got Something to Say as the theme. We heard it all' comments, statements, excla- mations, explanations, complaints, ex- cuses, reasons, and fibs. The co-author of the George Orwell page, Scott lngram, stated 'The theme displays the unity of the student body. We compliment and thank the student body, faculty, and administration for composing these pages, for it was you who made this annual. Contributing further to the 248 pages of names and faces were The Atlanta Journal and Marietta Daily Jornal who generously supplied us with many pic- tures for the closing section. Our Josten's representative, Mr. Dale Bennett was always a welcomed sight as he brought us fresh, new ideas, much needed 3l?'s and 3C's, and on one glori- ous morning, a sample of the cover. Thank you for your help. Another special thanks goes to David McMurrain, our head photographer, who will go down on record as the first annual photographer to enter the Panther Den. The hours staff members spent putting the book together are too numerous to count. After checking pages until 5:30 on one Friday morning, Lisa Lockwood ex- claimed We worked our hind ends off Carla McGee, junior section organizer, commented l've learned more on annu- al staff than any other class - self-disci- pline. Christi Holland summed things up saying, lt was a lot of hard work, but it was worth it. We've said it all! Thank you, student body, faculty and administration. ' Joe Cook 16 New 948 We've Got Something To Say FOLKS WHO SAID iT L N 1 1 l N Trying to catch what is s , Mr. Guy EWG' M D Panthers Staff Josten 's Rep. Advisor Mrs. Editor Photographers Stat! John Barge Al Brown Christi Holland Scott ingram Michelle Johnson Maddox Kilgore Dawn Kiser Lisa Lockwood Carla McGee Marla Mitchell Debbie Parks 53 X s I, 1, K Mr. Dale Bennett Jane Gutherman Joe Cook David McMurrain Todd Burruss X eers into th nnual staff roo fT

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