Cedar Shoals High School - Mirari Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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SITTING-Carl Lumpkin, Standing-Cecil Clark RUNNING A SCHOOL takes a great deal of patience and effort to keep a school in good work- ing order. The workers of our school help us to make it through a day in warm or cool class rooms (whichever the weather calls for) and a fulfilling lunch. We enjoy the comforts of our school, but we seldom realize people keep up our school. When you ' re walking down the hall, stop and look around, realize there are unseen people helping us everyday. Not Shown— Billy Redden Mr. Ernest Stephens

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ABOVE Pauline Parr, Willie May Evans, Kathleen McCurley, Beatrice Sims, Oliva Smith, Edith Roy, Doris O ' Neal. I

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NATIONAL MERIT Peter Hoyt, Shelly Smith, Dan Con- nally, and Micheal Smith were chosen to participate in National Merit. In October of their Junior year, they take the PSAT exam. If the score the stu- dents make is high enough they qual- ify for the semi-finals. The semi-finals are then sent a form to fill out which requires: School recommendations. Good SAT scores, a high school tran- script, and a parents confidential statement. The scholarships won range between a period of one year to four years. Approximately 15,000 top scoring students will be named. EXCHANGE STUDENT Egil Andreas Fors is a 12th grade student from Norway. Egil has been in the United States five months. He en- joys going to Atlanta and looking at girls. He also is a member of the Ce- dar Shoals High School track team. When at home Egil snow skis, plays hockey and enjoys big beer parties with friends. Although Egil will not re- ceive credit for his classes, he says he enjoys the experience. He likes the United States very much, but Egil says he will be glad when he sees home again.