Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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Executive Committee eniors To serve on the committee was, an 55 f t g , honor and a privilege to represent my J 4 y friends, commented Doug Cook. ' T cfm 12 The Senior Executive Committee consisted of twelve students who their classmates elected. Kelly Jones stated that the committee, required an over- all dedication to the senior class. The committee helped plan gradu- ation, Who's Who, the senior breakfast, and many other senior activities. Matt Martin believed that, dedication and hard work, were the keys to the com- mittee. Mrs. Barbara Sichta served as the organizer of student suggestions and decisions made by the group. Why be on the committee? Debbie Parks responded that she, wanted to make decisions about our senior year. Most of the representatives felt that their peers had enough trust and respect in them to lead the class through their final year. Joan Raley summed up her role by saying, the committee makes the class. 1 , l Besides being on the Senior Executive Com- mittee, Sheri Cochran participates in varsity softball. . if Listening to Mrs. Barbara Sichta's ideas are part of the job Bobby Johnson, John Briglevich, and Brit Turner must follow as committee members. Below: Gathering ideas from other students, is what Debbie Parks believes is the key to the executive committee. Bradley Scott Jordan Michael Kevin Jordan John Thomas Kauttmann Sheri Michelle Kemp Denise Kelly Kiker Herman Maddox Kilgore

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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

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Kimberly Paige Konkle William David Lacey Stephen Charles Lamphier Lynette Alta Lance Anthony Adair Lattanzi Lynda Michele Lee Tina Louise Lee Lisa Ann Lockwood Donald Lee Longnecker Todd Francis Loudermilk Waymon Wesley Lunsford ll Randolph Paul McCauley Patrick Joseph McClellan Carla Rae McGee Michael Allen McGehee Seniors 125