Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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J . 1 224 Keeping he Spirit

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STAFF - Thad Baird '? ,zjgrgzgzg:-:-'5:::::5::-:-:-:,:y:5p'-gg-Q: '--s-:::g:2gm'::-1-15-.sz sg.-1-ssg.g.g.-.g.g.g.g.g,g4.54:g.g.gqpg.3:gag:--3:5gg5:::::5:::::::::-:-:g'-'::-:-:-z-:-:':-1-:-:'-:-:-:-:-:-:-:':-:-:-:-:-:4-:-:-1-Z-2-7:-2.2'-I-I-I-'-'-'-'-'-:Az-:-:c :-:-'-:-:-:':-:-:-: :-:fx-:-9:-: jg:--:3:g'-q-'-:g:-:-zyqcgz, QQ:53:-qqzgq:5:gg:3:53:v:3:g'-'q:5::g:g:g:g:3:g:::gr:gg:3:::3:5:::g:::::::i:55-:-'- mu- -:fix:1:-at-L-:-M-:-:-:-:-:ftfS:-:-:S:-:-:R-6:3325-:-1422-FR-zmgkgkxfikiikr3:h1:1:2:I:Zk25:1:2:1:lztzrzrsgzfzfs:ri-:rr-:5:-2:-r:52-5i:7:3:1:1:I:I:I1311:Ehfzizfzfz15:I:Ial:I:I:2:2:1:5:3:I:!:1:Z:2:!:52:C:5:SB:'5hi:1:1:1:3i2:f:i2:2:!:?:C:Ic9:51:1:1:1:-:Izfzfffatlz3:-:'57:-?4'1:s4t5:-53:5-:s-ze-:?:1:-:-:-:f:':eb:-z:':i-:-33:-:-:fs-:-1-:Az-:-:-:-it-:-:-z-:-14:-:-:-:-::-:-:-:- Members of the annual staff, David Gray, Carla McGee, Al Brown, Michelle Johnson, Scott Woo- ley, Maddox Kilgore, Thad Baird, Greg Steely, Jennifer Gragg, Dee Wilkins, Kary Kauffmann, Debbie Parks, Lisa Lockwood, and Jassen Houser explain, Our advisor Mrs. Jane Guther- man is the indispensable part of the staff. She makes not just another group, but a family. PANTHERA STAFF JOSTEN'S REPRESENTATIVE - Mr. Dale Bennett ADVISOR - Mrs. Jane Gutherman EDITORS - Al Brown and Lisa Lockwood BUSINESS MANAGER - Michelle Johnson PHOTOGRAPHERS - David Gray and Scott Wooley Jennifer Gragg Jassen Houser Kary Kauffmann Maddox Kilgore Carla McGee Debbie Parks Gregg Steely Dee Wilkins SPECIAL THANKS TO: Mrs. Jane Gutherman Mr. Dale Bennett Mr. Claiborne James The Atlanta Journal Panthera 1985, the thirty-third volume of the Campbell High School yearbook was printed by Josten's! American Yearbook Company, Clarks- ville, Tennessee. Press run was 925 copies with 232 pages, 9x12 trim size. Cover was designed by the editorial staff and Mr. Dale Bennett, Jos- ten's Publications Consultant. Cover is Smyth sewn, rounded, and backed with headbands. Pa- per is 804lf dull enamel. Body and caption copy is News Gothic set in 10 and 8 points, respectively. Company heads are 48 through 60 point sizes of News Gothic bold. Decorative heads are tormatt art type set by the staff. Index 22

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i ' it X .gi t . 2? il 9 t it? l i s ll ig i . , il liw f, ti f ..,k E fi L21 it li l f i Y. ffli l liill iliil Il Sliuiisg li xi it , .,,. i liil 5 ily' slljl i 1 iillft, i ll? iii 1 it Ai 1 .i. .iri ii iii igkya, .i ' The spirit of nationalism was one cal level Jim Tolleson was also ree- who watched from their televisions. that flourished throughout the coun- lected for another term. ln addition to the American peo- try in the past year. Events such as ple, American symbols also stirred a local and national elections, restora- feeling of patriotism. A particular tion of the Statue of Liberty, and the Ronald Reagan is a symbol which received a great deal 1984 Olympic Games, stirred a feel- I of attention was the Statue of Liber- ing of patriotism and unity that StI'0flg, and 3ggI'6SSIV9 ty. The Lady Liberty, now almost spread throughout the country. . two hundred years old, began to re- whiie 1984 was a big year in pon- leadefi and that IS what ceive her facelift in July of 1984. tics around the country, the one Given to the U.S. by the French in i that overshadowed the rest was the our country needs' 1786, the statue had been damaged 1 presidential election. The race be- I by time and weather. The renova- tween Reagan, Bush, Mondale, and - Kafthlk Ramaswany tion will be completed for July of 1 the first woman vice presidential 1986 when she will celebrate her candidate, Geraldine Ferraro, was ' 200th birthday. Donations were ac- l the most widely publicized and do- In addition to the elections, the cepted from around the world for Cumented event Of the year. When Olympic games also helped keep the the restoration of the statue and do- asked his opinion of the candidates, spirit of nationalism alive. Many peo- nors received invitations to the gala Karthik Ramaswamy stated, Ron- ple never thought they would see an which will take place in 1986. ald Reagan is a strong, and aggres- L.A. Olympics actually dominated by Despite the many problems that sive leader, and that is what our the U,S, But, to the Certain dismay arose during the year, the spirit of country needs. of the Soviet Union, who along with nationalism created throughout the Kairthik's positive attitude toward other eastern block countries boy- country was not destroyed. Unlike Reagan was indicative of most of the cotted the games, that was the any other year in recent history, the U.S. as record numbers cast their case. Enthusiastic spectators turned country and its people united to ballots to aid in Reagan's 525 elec-A out by the hundreds of thousands to overcome its obstacles and cele- toral votes to MondaIe's 13. Other watch the competition. Most turned brate its triumphs. reinstated public officials included overly patriotic, an emotion that Democrat Tip 0'NeiII and staunch was felt not only by the actual atten- conservativeJesse Helms. On the lo- dants, but also by the thousands Preparing for completion in 1986, Liberty. construction workers restore the Statue of Keeping The Spirit Alive 225 X N se i i' S , X X