Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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X X Senion Julie Hollis participates in the Social Studies Club because, lt gives me an oppor- tunity to know and help society. During a Social Studies Club meeting, Carla McGee listens to the guest speaker. ln Touch VWth Society aking trips to the High Museum of Art, Kennesaw Mountain, and Chickamauga were all a part of being an active member in the Social Studies Club. The main goal of the club was to give students a better understanding of what was occurring in society and to encour- age them to develop new ways to im- prove the environment. Michelle Mauldin enjoyed participating in this club because, The group learns that Social Studies is a lot more than just a 50 minute period in our day but more that it is in our society constantly ranging from Sociology to Archeology. Members of the Social Studies Club included: Bob Allen, Slade Bailey, Stephen Barrett, John Berry, Keith Bohannon, Amber Brown, Tracy Brown, Lisa Chrismer, Christy Choyce, Donna Coken Tracy Da- viston, Doug Ebersole, Dena Elder, Sean Fannon, Elaine Hambrick, Erin Hatcher, Tracy Hayes, Martha Hames, Bichard Hembree, John Herren, Jamie Hiatt, Julie Hollis, Kevin Jordan, Mark Kassis, Mad- dox Kilgore, Tony Lattanzi, Michelle Mauldin, Carla McGee, Wckie McManus, Myra Palmer, Garry Pon- der, Mike Powers, Steve Potter, Rebecca Bakes- traw, Karthik Bamaswamy Mary Ransom, Chip Bice, Angie Bose, Jason Sams, Andrea Sanders, Laura Weben Erika Wright, Kelly Martin, Marjette Ouinton, Adam Pickarcl and sponson' Mr. Wendy Orrell. ocial Studies Glu Social Studies Club 73

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- Language Club Learning Cultures iscovering different ways of living 4 and exploring new cultures was the purpose of the foreign lan- guage clubs. By participating in these clubs, students became more familiar with foreign foods, films, art, and enter- tainment. The French Club traversed to Lenox Square to engage in a French Art Show and dine at The Magic Pan . Attending French films was another activity which the club participated in. Laurie Zimmer- man, President of the French Club, claimed, The ciub is striving for more activity, and l'm glad l'm involved in it because l like studying French and plan- ning activities forthe group to engage in. Members of the German Club looked forward to their annual Christmas party with the French Ciub. The two groups met at the West Smyrna Tennis Club for the party. Members of the French Club included: Regina And- ing, John Boyes, Amber Brown, David Brownlee, Michelle Calandra, Tracy Daviston, Brad Day, Lisa DiVicino, Bill Hartley, Cristina Hern, John Herren, Scott Ingram, Sharon Jenkins, Michelle Johnson, Elizabeth Jones, Kelly Jones, Mark Kassis, Kary Kauffman, Natalie King, Jennie Mesot, Monique Me- sot, Ladan Mirzaie, Paula Monteith, Kay Nichols, Cookie Olshein, Myra Palmer, Kim Parker, Debbie Parks, Georgie Powell, Karthik Bamaswamy, Sam- uel Bansbotham, Heather Bansom, Bion Robbins, Julie Bowland, Whitney Selby, Joe Singh, Michelle Skelton, Carolleigh Smith, Suzanne Smith, Tracy Taylor, Jamie Templin, Carol Travis, Suzanne Utley, Chandra Wallace, Debra Wallace, Melanie Watson, Dee Wilkins, Stephanie Williams, Laurie Zimmer- man, and sponsor: Mr. Arthur Wilhelm. 72 Foreign Language Clubs kv 7 4 ff. w rv

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Student Councl New Sponsor, New leaders, And New Achievements if A ,,r, f,,jr have really enjoyed working with the fj, ff'- student council. l feel the council has .f a lot of responsible and hard work- A ing members, commented senior class A president, Eric Krause. T The student body was honored by the service of its loyal industrious student council. With a new sponsor, Mrs. Sue Gunderman, the council exhibited un- precedented flair for school politics. Among their many accomplishments was the first basketball Homecoming, which took place in February. The student coun- cil also sponsored the annual November blood drive, in cooperation with the American Bed Cross, which broke school and community records. Eghty pints of blood were donated by students, teach- ers, and parents. H lt was a priveledge to work with a council that was interested in what was A ghsy. 5' 5 rp , f-lyr Q? 22 4- b best for the student body and the school, commented the council's spon- son Mrs. Sue Gunderman. Members of student council included: Holhf Aguirre, Bettie Lue Alexander, Benee Armstrong, John Barge, Tisha Bennett, John Berry, Cale Conley, Tra- cy Daviston, Brad Day, Sandy Derocher, Tracy Dial Ffenee DiVicino, Brigette Elliott, Sean Fannon, Ruth Harrison, Kevin Hester, Mary Jane Hill, Kim Hol- comb, Shannon Huben Wendy Johnson, Mark Kas- sis, Kelly Kiker, Julie King, Eric Krause, Carla McGee, Glennis McClellan, Liz New Amy Phillips, Jan Potts, Georgia Powell Samuel Ffansbotham, Julie Roberts, Amy Bomesburg, Julie Bowlanoi Julie Sams, Theresa Schlink, Wendy Smith, Donna Tei- chert, Donna Tolleson, Donna Walter, and sponsor Mrs. Sue Gunderman. Preparing for the Homecoming activities, juniors L12 New and Holly Aguirre decorate posters. 'D-...,-,v M ig a .r ' 74 Student Council