Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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ft During an afternoon practice, John Sose- bee prepares to make a tackle. we Cathy Pattilo Lynn Pearson Lonnie Pendergrass Todd Pennington Stephanie Perryman Heather Peterson Bobby Pettway Glen Petty Far left: Football practice is hard but it's worth it. stated Bobby Pettway. Left: Standing on the sidelines, Chad Wheeler waits for the next play. During practice they treat me as an underclassman, but in the games, when it really counts, l'm treated as an equal. commented Bobby Pettway of his teammates on the Varsity football team. A position on a varsity team was a long-awaited honor in any sport wheth- er football, basketball, soccer, or wres- tling, and the sophomores who re- ceived this honor acquired special dis- tinction. Scott Kimbrough described the honor as the feeling you get when you are playing against people two or three years older than you, yet you can still compete with them. In addition to respect and hard work went the many benefits of participating on a varsity team. Jake Player, a mem- ber ofthe Varsity Wrestling team, com- mented, When you compete on a var- sity team, you get a letter. Competing for that is a real challenge, and when you have done it you know you've done your best. C.J. Johns stated, It is more impor- tant to me to play varsity on Fridays and then JV on Saturday. mfs-st f W fffff' ,wwf r' Lf, 4 770 'Tlx ,- fWWf WW, ymwm ,QM Q--so fjfk. 27,1 ,fy ' W ,C V44 f 'f 292+ I' 4 ' , ,,,L. f ,HN Sophs lnVarsity Sports WWMX ,W ?S72b4'7imw, ff Sophomores 169

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Steve Mann Larry Manning Skip Martin Paul McCabe Heather McClellan Gary McClure Jeff McCook Scarlett McCullers Jamie McDonald Lilanne McKay Cindy Meadows David Merrill Amy Middleton Gabe Milligan Marc Mitchell Stephanie Morgan Ron Morris Shari Neeley Scott Newton Kim Nix Dede Northup Michelle Owen Susan Owens Reki Parker mmm,-, 168 Sophomores

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K A 7 A7 'J' ' 71' rr. f' 1' ,, -f:'7x- ' rf ,noi ,. -I ,fe N W ,fW:f 572k wwf AW' 5515? .QZZ UW Sit! . I' 'if' W6 M J- W , I feel it is important to get used to being in this sort of testing situation. lt helps you to be more prepared. com- mented Amanda Pickard about taking the PSAT. A large percentage of the sopho- mores who chose to take the test on October 27 shared this feeling. Paige Mallett also commented, lt's a good chance to gain exposure to the types of questions you will see on the SAT. The reactions to another important test, the Basic Skills Test, however, were not as unanimous. A popular con- sensus was that the test was too easy and did not fully measure a student's ability. Cale Conley commented, lt's just too simple, Anyone could pass it. Contrary to this opinion was the one that the Basic Skills Test was a necessi- ty. The basic principles covered on the test are ones that students need to know for graduation. There are too many students who graduate not knowing how to read or write, stated Mary Switzer. Lorraine Phagan Billy Pharr Jeff Pharr Amanda Pickard David Pittman Brett Player Jake Player RC'-Tl Dana Poor -V I took the PSAT as a sophomore so I can be ready to If . T take the SAT when I am a junior states John Sosebee .6 mg.. gi 2- TX 5 ' aiu 5 . X 'swf ' A 22 ,fr - It will give me an idea of what the real SAT will be like. is Johnathan James's reason for taking the PSAT as a sopho- more. Taking the PSAT as a sophomore ex- poses me to a pressure test-taking at- i mosphere. comments Kim Holcomb. l 170 Sophomores