Campbell High School - Panthera Yearbook (Smyrna, GA)

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ff it was A Challenge. 97 1 X.. ,, I 6 A, K1 f93rr,?, sg ag Tia ,vi ' ' ' . - Richard Walsh ' as i l JT X iff f Rifle Team is not your regular athle- tic sport. It takes concentration, deter- mination, and a special dedicationf explained John Etheredge. Nine members comprised the team. All completed in three position: prone, kneeling, and standing. The members of the Rifle Team had fifteen minutes in each position to fire thirteen rounds. They had to hit ten targets from about fifty feet away. I joined the Rifle Team because I wanted to do something challenging, explained Menesa Pritchett. Sergeant Fred Wordell commented on his team, the over all performance of the team was good and showed promise. 1 Members of the Rifle Team include: Cpt. John Hart, John Etheredge, Menesa Pritchett, Richard Walsh, Sean Slate, David Merrill, Ditsy Whiten, Brian Keever, Todd Godfrey, and instructor, Sgt. Fred Wordell. Carefully aiming her rifle, Menesa Pritchet hits her target with ease during practice. Rifle Team sponsor, Sgt. Fred Wordell instructs the members of the team on their performance after practice. 80 Rifle Team ,fa 'i s'f , ESX 7 ? wmvg www' w-.NK sa

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ff We Have a lot of potential!! During the Winter Concert, soprano, Joann Fitz- patrik plays the cymbals for a Christmas carol. The members of the chorus include: ROW 1: Car- ole Gaines, Joan Summers, Kelley Shuey, Rebec- ca Cook, Lara Payne, Joann Fitzpatrick, Valerie Thomas, Patrick James, Tim Smith, Melody Cul- len, Lisa Schuler, Tina Hsiao, Carole Key, Tammy Parks, and Italia Gandolfog ROW 2: Susan Farley, Kimberly Owen, Lori Miller, Shilane Gray, Becky Gray, Angie May, Jennifer Roberds, Randy Grider, Danny Caldwell, Amy Lloyd, Kim Maguire, Melissa Singley, and Shannon l-laireg ROW 3: Julie Newman, Dena Patterson, Catherine Chapman, Felicia Williams, Michelle Owen, Angela Bush, Mi- chele Scoggins, Shane Honea, Jeff Brown, Kenny Birke, Jessica Jordan, Leila Bramblett, Lyn Tur- nell, and Lane Pattersong NOT PICTURED: Kay Fincannon, Nancy Ball, and Mr. Robert Clai- borne, director. After it's rebirth last year, chorus ex- celled to a higher performance level for their second year. Mr. Robert Clai- borne drilled the students on tech- niques that would educate their musi- cal understanding and prepare them for performing in front of an audience. Such performances as the Smyrna Lighting of the Christmas Tree tested their performing skills. Jenny Roberds commented, Our performance helped us all get into the Christmas spirit, and it lessened our fear of per- forming. Jeff Brown stated his feel- ings, I enjoyed the performance, and I think it was a benefit to the communi- ty, too. Having control over one's breathing and pronunciation was a main objec- tive for the choir, stated Troy Hop- kins. I feel the dedication and hard work each one contributes will estab- lish a sense of accomplishment and self-worth. During the holidays, the chorus was given the opportunity to present a Win- ter Concert which the community was invited to, This and other concerts pro- vided the experience for performing. Mr. Robert Claiborne commented, The choir has done a good job, we have a lot of potential. With every per- formance, we will become more com- fortable with the audience. - Mr. Charles Clairborne Chorus 79

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Members of R O T C Doug Anderson Skip Martin Derek Gar rard, David Hayes, -and Jeff Steward perform the duty of bringing A S I e out the flags before the basketball games. - Rick Hollis The Drill Team is an organized group of competitors willing to give their time on and off the field, stated Drill Commander Keith Freeman. The Drill Team competed at an aver- age of five meets per school year. These ended with a meet at Fort Ben- ning Georgia. Preparing for this re- quired weeks of disciplined and con- centrated training. The training in- volved maneuvers judged in competi- tion by degrees of difficulty, precision, originality, and timing. Being on the Drill Team is a fun ex- perience, but when the routine starts it is twelve minute of pure military disci- pline, explained Skip Martin. Colonel Tom Tyler commented, the team showed teamwork and per- formed well. . . . . - Members of the Drill Team included: Com. Brian Sean Rowe. Timothy Smith, Jetf Stewart, Ken- Ata?rllITslamEr?Ic:lcZ'1'Lm Browdnlgkip Ilgartlni Freem3l'1,Jeffery Bailey, Tim Brown, Rick Hollis, neth Wall, Mark Williams, Skip Martin, and in- a.nd my ars a ea e Squa mug 3 Se- William Lynch, Troy Marshall, William Robertson, structorg Col. Tom Tyler. ries of maneuvers. Drill Team 81