Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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I GE TTING TQGET1-:ER Where boys meet girls. Date - an agreement to meet at a certain time to go to a particular place. ln its past tense verb form, dating was a popular word among students gossiping in the halls. Everyone was anxious to know who was going where, when, and with whom? The Galleria was a popular place for most dates on Friday and Staurday nights. Couples had the option of dining at a variety of restaurants. Among these restaurants Ruby Tuesday's and Up- per Crust were the favorites. After din- ner, many couples took on one of the eight movies offered or just enjoyed a stroll through the picturesque mall. The ideal date was expressed by many students as being when nothing went wrong. Most students agreed with this statement while others had ideas of their own. Brad Day expressed his ideal date as, sharing a romantic picnic by a pond with catawba and deli sandwiches. Su- san Lee claimed she enjoyed being with someone she really liked. By sharing this time together, those students on their Hrst date became more at ease by talking about their likes and dislikes. Popular topics of conversation were music interests, movies, and school activities. Dating was something new the fresh- men faced. As the ages of 74 and 75 approached, the dating ritual became more popular. Dating younger guys and older girls was accepted by most stu- dents depending on the age and maturity of those involved. Blind dates were another story. Many students were reluctant to go out with someone they knew little about. Eric Hall expressed his opinion by stating, l 'd go on a blind date only ifl was really desper- ate. Although many students were going steady and satisfied with their relation- ships, others enjoyed going out with dif- ferent people since it gave them an op- portunity to find someone they really liked. Eric Krause stated a common rea- son for not dating just one person, lf you date other people, you don't feel tied down. The most common curfew among stu- dents was 72 or 12:30 with the exception of Chip Poole who claimed l don 't have to be in until daybreak. The paragon of dating culminated dur- ing the spring at the time of the Junior- Senior Prom, which will always be re- membered by many as the perfect date . Elaine Hambrick's opinion summed things up, When no matter what you do on the date, you have fun. On Friday night, Becky Walker and Samuel Bansbotham are found keeping each other company during the band and auxillary's third quarter break. During the first break, Maria Crowley waits for her football hero to walk her to class. DH firm 9 Q

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I N I G I-I T M O V E S Good times: Friday nights it was 10:01 on a Friday night, and the munchies had taken their toll on many students who had been cheering the Pan- thers on to victory for the past 2 hours. Now it was time to satisfy their hunger with an ooey-gooey pizza from Godfa- ther's, Pizza Hut, or Sons of italy. The New York Pizza Exchange was another hot spot for hungry Panther fans. Bettie Lue Alexander exclaimed, their pizza 's great , and she highly recommended it for those looking for a super place to eat after the game. As every new week began, many stu- dents longed for Friday night to come so that the fun could begin again. Andrea Sanders looked forward to Friday night because she enjoyed spreading senior spirit with friends at the games. During these late night outings, good friends could share laughs, gossip, good food, and overall enjoyment. Christy Choyce said Friday nights were special to her because during this time she, had a lot of fun with friends , and claimed it lets you release a lot of tension and gives you a break from school. For those not interested in pizza, a cool refreshing ice cream from Steve's or Carole and Tommy's would suffice. Both of these ice cream parlors were new attractions which specialized in exotic ice cream flavors, such as Oreo and Amar- etto Almond and Steve's even had a deli where unique pita bread and sub sandwiches were made. After satisfying their appetites, many students headed to Akers Mill Square or Promenade to watch one of several Mid- night Movies . The Flock y Horror Picture Show was one of the most popular mov- ies along with Pink Floyd's The Wall . Life of Brian was a favorite of Monty Python fanatics like Garry Ponder, Sandy Barden, and Pita Martin. Parties were another activity for still other students. Since parties provided a more private atmosphere for late night entertainment, they were almost always one of the hot spots to hit on Friday night. TQ X Making a scene at the Space Shuttle are Scott Jordan and Liz Burger. Representing the senior class, Mark Kassis and Samuel Ransbotham demonstrate Panther pride atop the seniormobile at one Friday night game. 24 Entertainment l S 'Ng.l