Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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Carolleigh Smith Dan Smith Suzanne Smith Tim Smith Tracy Smith Garth Snider Mark Spackman Marvin Spears Several junior girls, such as Jennie Mesot, Tracy Davidston, June Lipstein, and Terri Byers show their unity before a pep rally. The aura around them fills the gym with that special spirit. commented Sherill Ward specifically on the junior's uniqueness. Becoming an upperclassmen brought about several changes. How- ever, the juniors continued their seem- ingly undying spirit. Michelle Wiggers continued in agree- ment that the junior's were unique, We are more laid-back in expressing our spirit. Some members of the junior class had special procedures in preparation for the pep rally. Debra Wallace stated, l get out everything l own with green and white. Making signs, wearing green and white, making buttons, were a few things on the list of Lisa Wickerham. Jeff Williams had differing views, I try to get a good night of sleep before the pep rally. All in all, the junior's were a large presence in the pep rallies and at school events with their spirit and enthusiam. M is-W Qs if g .LEM .eff 'sf f mf ,f 4f,n,,,,gQ ,, fs ,gg f g yu, ffm -ti'i , ' 'XV ,t Wzf 4 szf 1- X ,,ff,,,, Junior Spirit Juniors 155