Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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Pianist, Beth Hendrix, gives an introduction for the chorus during rehearsal. Several members ot Chorus sing during a performance at the Hrs! Baptist Church in Smyrna. A Tradition Bene wed long standing tradition was re- newed. Chorus evolved and was active after being dormant for two years. Mrs. Rachael Bachman, the restorer, explained why she was excited about teaching here. CHS is my alma mater which makes it very special to me. The participants were also enthusiastic. When asked why she decided to take chorus, Beth Hendrix replied, l have al- ways been interested in the chorus but have never had a chance to participate. Even though the chorus was inexperi- enced they had many performances. During fall semester alone, they sang as a group approximately twelve times. The concerts left the participants proud. Julie Rowland explained lt makes me feel elated because l ha ve giv- en a piece of myself and the crowd ac- cepted it with thanks and joy. Andy Jor- dan also described his feelings, l feel proud of myself and happy that l put the work into the performance. Beth Hendrix, Susey Osborne, and Lisa Schuler sing their part in a concert for the members of the First Baptist Church. horu 82 Chorus

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Elected for the of president president Michelle, and Robin Dean assume many responsibilittes. inset: Ms. Alice Foster, the new sponsor, discusses strategy for the regional competition. A -, L FBLA Not Just For VOT Students t is not just for VOT students, it's for any student interested in a business career, said Ms. Alice Foster. Ms. Foster entered Campbell in the middle of fall semester. She explained her responsi- bilities as sponsor, lt icoming in during the semesterj is not a burden, l feel we are dragging our feet but it's fun. FBLA participated in many activities ranging from raising funds for charitable organiZations to competing in a regional FBLA contest. Explaining her feelings about the annu- al competition, vice-president, Bobin Dean exclaimed, You have accom- plished something that you have worked hard for. Areas of the competitions in- cluded data processing, accounting, pub- lic speaking, and word processing. Members of FBLA included: Michelle Stanley, Ftobin Dean, Lisa Clendenin, Monica Durham, Tracy Hayes, Karen Turner, Becky Gray, Helen Gold- berger, Lynn Sullivan, Carla Thrash, Sonya Cole- man, Stacy Clark, Shelley Hall, Debbie Lowe, Jenni- fer Seiffert, Lisa Sweeney, Anita Allen, Dana Gro- gan, Michelle Steward, Debbie Byrd, and sponsorg Mrs. Alice Foster. FBLA 87

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BZ Practice Atter l-lours well known group in the com- munity and around campus was definitely the Jazz Band. The group performed at the county Jazz Expedition, the Kaledioscope Festival at the Civic Center and the Federal Govern- ment mock convention. Jazz Band plays musical styles such as popular and Latin but mostly swing or jazz styles, Mr. Wallace Conrath, their instructor explained. The band consisted ot twenty-one ex- tremely talented members, Long prac- tices and hectic rehearsals were part of the Jazz Ensemble 's common routine. One member commented that the prac- tices were on Monday afernoons for about three hours plus extra practice for homework. Mr. Conrath further explained the Jazz Bands background, The work of the en- semble is all extracurricular they receive no school credit. Obviously, something very special drew this group together. Members of the Jazz Band included: Steve Bissell, Tim Wilson, Bobbie Barnes, Paul Abdinoor, Flon Morris, Ricky Beinsch, Andy Bristow, Casey Motten Dennis Flossman, Jason Sams, Bob Bickles, Chris Hyer, Joel Myers, Vickie McManus, Ronnie Smith, Philip Calandra, Courtney Cater, Lori Beck, Mike Barnes, Dennis Naughton, Duane Cianciaruli and sponsorq Mr, Wallace Conwrath. Bobbie Barnes wets his wistle to aid in his performance. Along with being a drum major, Dennis Naughton also has responsibilities as a Jazz Band percussionist. fl Jazz Band 83