Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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!...f-P K M Bundling up to hght the cold Kelly Kilfer and Donna Walter await the next cheer at the sub region play off game against Marietta Setting an example throughout the season are senior cheerleaders Heidi Lummus Jan Potts Laura Pelly and Brigette Elliott XMBBE W L falt , Nasir 'ttrtl 03522 :J ga' '2 We re all one big family - Theresa Schlink rom decorating the locker room to cheering on Friday nights, the var- sity cheerleaders were involved in everything. Behind senior captainj Heidi Lummus and co-captaing Laura Pelly, the team was always high spirited and ener- getic. To sharpen their skills, the cheerleaders attended a summer camp at West Geor- gia College for a week. We didn't realize how good we were until we were com- pared to other teams at camp. There, we got blue ribbons every evening after com- peting in evaluation, commented Liz New. Members of the varsity football cheerleading squad: captain' HeidiLummus, oo-captain: Laura Pelly, his- torian: Jan Potts, Donna Walter, L12 New Brigette Elliott, Rosalyn James, Kelly Jones, Theresa Schlink, Kelly Kiker. sponsorf Mrs. Nancy Wells. 92 Varsity Football Cheerleaders Z, the new gym night of Lummus

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OOTBALL 7 - - Get your mind right +Monty Fountain he small but aggressive varsity football team showed its colors by gaining a play-off berth after winning its first eight games. lt's one of the smallest teams we've ever had com- mented Coach John Allison, while Troy McClellan added one of the best. Coach John Allison had high ideals of practice, Practice doesn't make perfectg perfect practice makes perfect. Hard work made for perfection and was benefi- cial with a winning season and a play-off berth. Practicing against the varsity was tough, but it helped them to win games, stated Terry Sheffield who, like the rest of the J. V team, scrimmaged for fourteen long weeks against the varsity. The Panthers displayed winning poten- tial by stunning Wills in the opening game scoring 27 points in the first quarter and coasting to a 27-0 win over the Tigers. The fired up Panthers took on Marietta the next week by overpowering the Blue Devils 33-0. The strong Panther defense held the Osborne Cardinals to only seven points in a hard fought battle. Mike Rhodes threw 74 passes and completed 7 to lead the team to a 30-7 win. Get the Brook could be heard throughout the school as the Panthers began their tough sub-region schedule against the Pebblebrook Falcons. The emotional strain did not bother the Pan- thers as they defeated their strongest op- ponent thus far by a score of 28- 74. 7983 Panther football team: David Lacey, Marvin Spears, Mike Rhodes, Chip Rice, , David Bradley, Garth Snider, Mike Sohlink, Palmer Mainor, Todd Corran, Adam James, ,Ea me Qa vis, Steve Barrentine, -BQ CooQer, Mark Taylor, Billy Harrison, Wendell Kemp, gMike Waters, gBarney Grau, Tommy Akers, Um Et-angil, Matt Tener, Kevin Nix, , Toby Murghv Harold Owens, T5g,LMgCieM3n, Kevin Mar- in, Jack Keheley, Bubba Hill Frank Johnson, Lee Cook, Jamie Templin, Chip Hurst, Todd Culver, iq ry Garrett, Harold Thompson, Steve Barrett, Garry Decken Mike Ballew, Eddie Williams, Brad Austin, Steve Hurst, Kyle Jones, Terry Lallerstedt, .Ned Johnson, Van ' , Joe McDurmont, gn Barge, Victor Sellers, Ja orle Tommy Laverty, Q-BLQWQ, Wade Cadle, ,Jeff Jardine, Loreg Mgtt, Robbie Cook,' , 'Marcus Woodward Gary -27.605, Brad Qay. Coaches: John Allison, Randy Crump, Alan Nicely, Monty Fountain, Fred Bowers. Matt Hambricks job with the Varsity football team is statistician. Being awarded Defensive player of the week was one of Matt Tener's many accomplishments, Enthusiasm marks John Barge as the Panthers score another touchdown. 94 Varsity Football 1 ' w I 1