Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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Richard Douglas Hembree Tony Dale Henry Kevin Wayne Hester Jamie Michelle Hiatt Angela Leith Hicks William Mark Hildebrandt Stacy Ann Hogue Herbert Lewis Holder Karin Beth Hunnicutt George Edward Hurst lll Joseph Charles Isley Rosalyn Helene James Jeffrey Melvin Jardine Gregory Scott Jenkins Donna Michelle Johnson

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When asked about why he ran for student council, Maddox Kilgore replied, l want to help make our senior year great. Below: President of student council, Brad Day conducts a meeting of all class officers to plan homecoming activities. -' -3 f l W . ' ' ' .. f .- fwkiir-of ,L ,fi 13: t .jg -- I fjiigf . . -.., ,1E'f-33.3 eg. W -,.-. .Q Coming in early for a student council meeting, senior class president Cal Boyd listens for new ideas. Stephanie Ann Hargrove William E. Harrison John Brian Hart Erin Elizabeth Hatcher Tracy Michelle Hayes Charles Preston Haynie Student government to many stu- dents, is only effective as the body that backs it, stated Kevin Jordan in reference to class officers. lt's a priviledge to vote, and we should take pride in being able to do so, commented Herbie Holder on the subject of voting. On September 19, two-hundred twenty-seven seniors cast their votes for class officers. New- ly elected officers for the senior class were: Julie Roberts, treasurerg Liz New, secretaryg Bob Johnson, vice president: and after a run-off election, Cal Boyd became president. Voters who participated in the elec- tions looked for various qualities in their leaders. Elizabeth Jones looked for one who was, willing to take on any endeavor to benefit the class as a whole. Bob Johnson, who ran for student government for the first time, ex- pressed that he hoped, he could give student government a different kind of zest it has never had. To sum up the elections and the role of students in governing positions, Cal Boyd commented, Student Council is a chance to get things done. eniors Flections Seniors 121

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Cheerleading is one way Kelly Jones and Joan Raley show their spirit. I must show spirit while taking A.P. classes because it helps me to do the work. stated Scott Busby. Determination is mirrored on Kevin Nix's face as he finishes an assignment in Feder- al Government. Hershel Franklin Johnson Jr. Robert Oliver Johnson John Phillip lVlacCalla Jones Kelly Lee Jones Mary Elizabeth Jones Richard Kyle Jones lt is an awesome feeling. lt will al- ways keep me going when the times are bad. commented Jeff Jardine about maintaining spirit while under pressure. Keeping a positive attitude while un- der pressure meant, performing un- der strain and tension while at the same time maintaining grace. ex- pressed Karthik Ramaswamy. Pressure proved useful in many ex- tracurricular activities. Kelly Jones ex- pressed that she was, under pressure from herself to excell in the classroom and in extracurricular activities. Pressure could be felt not only in the classroom or in extracurricular acti- vites, but also from other people. Steve Potter stated, my parents put a lot of pressure on me as do the students l go to school with. Joan Raley stated, you must bud- get your time in the classroom and still have time for spirit. eniors Spirit Under Pressure Seniors 123