Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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Time it -L, V W, N Wherever the gang hangs out is where all the action is! exclaimed LeAnn Ransbotham. Often, spare time was a rare thing to a busy sophomore, but most students enjoyed football games and movies. lt's extracurricular activities that are exciting and fun, commented Kathy Andrews. On the other hand, some found oth- er activities for their spare time. Sta- cey Guest claimed, Reading a book is relaxing, but l do like to spend time with my friends. Sophomores commonly frequented the Galleria and Showbiz. Leighton Green stated, I like to go to the Gal- leria because it's a swinging place. Julianna Sproul exclaimed that she liked to go to Showbiz because of the fast paced entertainment and upbeat music. Jonathan James commented that spare time spent with friends was best because, You usually find something to do with other people around. Renee Divicino Kim Dixon John Dobbs Kelli Dodd Dawn Dooley Chris Dunn Milisa Earnhart Aimee Elder Sophomore, Sweden Stacey participates in the next dance at Showbiz. Dancing to the music, Julianna Sproul spends her spare time with other sophomores at Showbiz. 4 Mingling with her friends, Kim Nix displays her spirit at Showbiz's Fri- day night dances. i 162 Sophomores l I

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kgklflllg. class, Rebecca Cook Richard Cook Anjie Crane Kristen Day Ronny Denson Danica Denton Tracy Dial Dorinda Dickerson lt gives you an important sense of freedom. You can come and go when you want. commented Kim Nix about getting her driver's license. As a sophomore, receiving a driver's license was an important goal. For C.J. Johns getting a license meant being able to cruise . A new law which required each stu- dent to take an alcohol and drug abuse course before receiving his license be- came a concern ofthe students. When asked the validity of this new law, Marc Mitchell thought, lt will make some people think twice. On the whole most agreed the new law was a necessary element, but it was also a common thought that the law probably would not change the atti- tudes of any present abusers. Kim Hol- comb echoed this opinion by stating, I do not think it will totally solve the problem. There are always some peo- ple you cannot get through to. Despite the new aspects of the driv- ing process, it was a common feeling that receiving a driver's license was an important and long awaited event. Marc Porter expressed this thought by saying, Getting my license means I can go and pick up women. rsrd , gs! .Q W asf, gy, WM sw f. 7 My W! .W 1 Mx... 7, V ...., t N-4 W X7,.,.,. W ,f Sophomores 161

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